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Sharry is a workplace experience platform for offices and office buildings. Our solution brings multiple touch points to redefine workplace experience, including mobile access with Apple Wallet support, smart parking, hybrid work, visitor management, and employee engagement. Sharry aims to give tenants and employees the best experience while providing workplace managers, operations, and IT staff with unmatched reliability and ease of deployment. The touch-free solution, flexible operation tools, and building data insights gain a new significance in the Post-COVID property design and hybrid work style. More than 40,000,000 sq. ft. is powered by Sharry software, including the iconic One Vanderbilt high-rise in Manhattan, NYC.
southern nh software wholslrs is a Auburn, NH-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Paragon Total Solutions Inc is a Carrollton, GA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Sipree serves targeted implementations where our bank-agnostic platform and flexible software enable novel solutions to these persistent problems. Using a platform built from modern web services models, Sipree orchestrates, manages and facilitates transactions to safely transact in hundreds of countries and multiple currencies, across an existing network of millions of end-user and small/medium business accounts.
hc1.com is the proven healthcare relationship management leader. We’ve helped nearly 1,000 labs, health systems, and post-acute care organizations overcome data silos to perform at the highest level. The hc1 platform quickly transforms massive volumes of clinical and business data into real-time dashboards and comprehensive patient & provider profiles. That means you have the insight at your fingertips to instantly spot issues or opportunities, immediately take action, and deliver truly personalized service. HRM is light years ahead of generic CRM. Our platform is HIPAA-compliant, built only for healthcare, and can be activated in weeks rather than years. Data silos, department disconnects, and reactive service are the ways of yesterday. Visibility, accountability, and personalized service are the “now” expectations that will determine who will thrive in the new healthcare world.