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RideCell is the leading business automation platform to design, launch, and scale autonomous and new mobility services, including ride-sharing, car-sharing, and dynamic fixed route services. With years of experience powering new mobility services, we can integrate ride-sharing, car-sharing, and fixed route services to create a truly multi-dimensional mobility service. We power businesses end-to-end, from consumer apps to the day to day fleet management, demand and supply analytics, marketing, CRM, and payments. We enable some of the largest and most innovative public and private mobility services in the world. Our partners include new mobility providers such as BMW, transit agencies such as SouthWest Transit, the top two technology companies in the world, 3M, universities such as UC Berkeley, hospitals such as UCSF etc.
Neetek Systems Integration is a San Francisco, CA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
it people corporation is a Durham, NC-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Introducing SwitchThink Solutions, an IT CUSO from Desert Schools FCU in partnership with Corelation. As credit union professionals dedicated to optimizing and expanding KeyStone`s capabilities for Desert Schools FCU, we`ve developed deep domain expertise around development, infrastructure and operational best practices. Leverage our learning to unlock new strategic possibilities through continuous performance improvement and rapid innovation. Our services include development and consulting, disaster recovery, infrastructure hosting and managed services. Modeling our industry`s collaborative nature, we deliver our hosted solutions via an exclusive Community Cloud operating the IBM Power-series running AIX and DB2. Whether you`re an existing KeyStone user or preparing for implementation, let our experts help you rapidly apply the transformational powers of KeyStone and Cloud Computing.
TTLC Internet is a Dover, NH-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.