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GPS Insight was created in 2004 when the trucking industry needed a solution. It was started as an answer to a question. How do we help the fleet industry get the visibility and flexibility they need to be successful? Since that day, GPS Insight has worked tirelessly to anticipate and respond to the industry’s needs and build the solutions that help the nervous system of our economy thrive. Bringing new and powerful tools to the market, through innovation and creativity—GPS Insight continues to evolve through the adoption of relevant partners, and a focus on building solutions for the market we serve. We do it all with energy, care, and an unwavering desire to make our client’s lives safer and easier. We do it all—because we care.
Diskeeper Corporation is the undisputed innovator of technologies that enhance the performance and reliability of Windows computers.
Computers Unlimited, located in Billings, Montana, provides complete software and hardware solutions for the Gas and Welding, Home Medical, and Industrial Distribution industries throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Owned and operated by
The world`s leading banks, airlines, retailers, hotel chains, and federal agencies rely on Shape as their primary line of defense against sophisticated cybercrime. The Shape technology platform, covered by 50+ patents, stops automated fraud and other attacks on web and mobile applications, including credential stuffing, account takeover, scraping, and unauthorized aggregation. Shape is one of the largest processors of login traffic in the world and protects more than 1.3 billion user accounts. Shape prevented more than $1 billion in fraud losses last year. Shape was recognized in Fortune Magazine as one of the leading companies in artificial intelligence in 2018 and listed in CNBC`s top 50 most disruptive companies in the world.
InterSystems is the engine behind the world`s most important applications in healthcare, business and government. Everything we build is designed to drive better decisions, actions, and outcomes for the people who stake their lives and livelihoods on our technology. We are guided by the IRIS principle—that software should be interoperable, reliable, intuitive, and scalable.