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Use is a Tampa, FL-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
LA Bridge is a Pollock Pines, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Resilient cybersecurity for your devices, data, and security controls. Create an unbreakable connection to every endpoint, ensuring they are visible, protected, and compliant at all times. Absolute is the industry benchmark in endpoint resilience, fact...
Building a business in the 1600`s was just plain hard. Virtually everything required to create a physical product needed to be built from scratch or procured through a custom contract. If a business managed to navigate through the long arduous process of gathering the required components and actually produced a finished product they then faced the equally difficult challenge of establishing a means for distributing and selling their finished good. Scaling as we know it in the 21st century was next to impossible in this mode of production. The introduction of machine tools, electricity, and the assembly line changed production so fundamentally that historians began to refer to the era as the the Industrial Revolution. At Mashape we believe history is beginning to repeat itself and a revolution in how people build software is underway. We see cloud computing as the electricity powering the next wave of innovation and are working hard to make Mashape into the assembly line of the future.
FileTek develops, markets, and supports integrated data storage and access management systems that enable companies and government agencies worldwide to manage high volumes of fixed content data (petabytes) more efficiently and at lower costs than traditional approaches. For over 20 years, FileTek has delivered proven and stable solutions for the following business drivers: information lifecycle management (ILM) initiatives, regulatory compliance, digital preservation, active archives, and database extension systems. Founded in 1984 and based in Rockville, Maryland USA, FileTek specifically addresses the need for making very large volumes of information accessible to online users of mainframes, minicomputers, and networked workstations. In 1987, the company introduced its first product, Storage Machine/1, and pioneered the client/server-based, shared, and automatically managed storage server concept.