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An online backup service for SaaS applications, starting with e-commerce platforms Shopify and BigCommerce, and also supporting QuickBooks Online. Thousands of people use Rewind to safely backup millions of items and secure their online stores.
Orbis Online Inc is a San Antonio, TX-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Sonata is a global technology company that enables successful platform-based digital transformation initiatives for enterprises, to create businesses that are connected, open, intelligent, and scalable. Sonata`s Platformation™ methodology brings together industry expertise, platform technology excellence, design thinking-led innovation, and strategic engagement models to deliver sustained long-term value to customers. A trusted partner of world leaders in the Retail, Distribution, Travel, and Software industries, Sonata`s solution portfolio includes its own digital platform such as Brick & Click Retail Platform©, Modern Distribution Platform©, Rezopia Digital Travel Platform©, RAPID DevOps Platform© and Halosys Mobility Platform©, best in class capabilities on ISV digital technology platforms such as Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Azure, SAP Hybris, Cloud Engineering and Managed Services, as well as new digital applications like IoT, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotic Process Automation, Chatbots, Blockchain, and Cyber Security. Sonata`s people and systems are nurtured to bring together the depth of thought leadership, customer commitment, and execution excellence to make a difference to business with technology.
IR is built for enterprises and service providers, providing the necessary tools to monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize critical systems.
Damballa offers the leading advanced threat protection solutions for identifying criminal actors in enterprise networks and malware-infected subscribers in carrier networks. Damballa was founded in 2006 by security researchers at Georgia Tech, who anticipated that anti-virus, blacklists and signature-based approaches to security would become marginalized and could never serve as the end-all for protecting computing devices and corporate networks.