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IRIS.TV is a cloud-based personalized video programming system that allows publishers and content owners to generate more video views and engage users across all devices. The company`s product suite is designed to increase video consumption and simplify operations for web, mobile, and OTT video distribution. The IRIS.TV Video Programming Platform integrates with existing video players using artificial intelligence and adaptive machine learning to automate streaming of personalized content based on audience preferences, user interaction, and behavioral segmentation. IRIS.TV has hundreds of customers across the world that rely on the company`s video programming platform to keep their audiences watching.
InfoSmart Technologies is a Suwanee, GA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Tron Foundation provides software solutions. The Company offers technology solutions to support the blockchain project global development. Tron Foundation serves customers in the United States and China.
Statsoft Inc is a Tulsa, OK-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
What do some of the worlds largest projects have in common? Microdesk as their partner. As a technology consulting firm providing technical services for successful planning, design, construction, operations and maintenance of land and buildings we are pushing technology to the limit. Our team includes registered Architects, MEP Engineers, Structural Engineers, Civil Engineers and Surveyors, Construction Services Managers, GIS analysts, Facilities and Asset Managers, IT experts, and Software Developers. These industry experts bring real-world experience combined with an understanding of the people and organizational challenges associated with applying technology. Microdesks clients represent some of the nations largest and most respected organizations and public agencies, including the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Massachusetts Department of Transportation, Denver Airport, Stanford University, New York City Department of Buildings, SAIC, Raytheon, Suffolk Construction, The Irvine Company, Turner Construction, Transystems, HOK, Robert A.M. Stern and Columbia University.