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Back Bone Systems is a Vancouver, BC-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Wilson Allen + HBR Consulting + LAC Group – we`re bringing our three companies together to create one. Together, we have an unmatched ability to serve law firms, corporate law departments and other information-driven enterprises as a true industry partner. Our globally integrated team – over 600 strategists, technologists and specialists - provides a unique combination of seasoned advice, insights, deep resources and execution muscle to help our clients to navigate and thrive through a period of massive change in how they do business, and how they deliver solutions both internally and to their respective clients.
Pyramid Systems is an award-winning, technology leader driving digital transformation across federal agencies. We solve complex problems with advanced technologies and modern methodologies. By leveraging leading-edge cloud, analytics, and low-code platforms with Agile and DevSecOps approaches, we deliver highly secure mission-critical solutions. Pyramid has professionalized innovation to deliver consistent results, reducing the time from prototype to production to scale. We partner with clients to optimize for better citizen experiences, faster user adoption, greater efficiencies, and improved mission outcomes. Our unique culture is the main driver of why we build solutions that last.
Kenona Industries excels at high volume precision machining, providing components to the automotive industry`s leading Tier 1 manufacturers of steering, powertrain, NVH and exhaust assemblies. Although typically a Tier 2 or Tier 3 supplier, Kenona products are found in Ford, GM, Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Mitsubishi and Freightliner vehicles. Over 7 million vehicles manufactured in 2017 will contain a Kenona-produced component.
America Makes` focus is to accelerate the adoption of additive manufacturing technologies in the U.S. manufacturing sector and to increase domestic manufacturing competitiveness by: 1)Fostering a highly collaborative infrastructure for the open exchange of additive manufacturing information and research. 2)Facilitating the development, evaluation, and deployment of efficient and flexible additive manufacturing technologies. 3)Engaging with educational institutions and companies to supply education and training in additive manufacturing technologies to create an adaptive, leading workforce. 4)Serving as a national institute with regional and national impact on additive manufacturing capabilities. 5)Linking and integrating US companies with existing public, private or not-for-profit industrial and economic development resources, and business incubators, with an emphasis on assisting small- and medium-sized enterprises and early-stage companies (start-ups).