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We build tools to impact people. CauseLabs works with social-good organizations to create web and mobile technologies that enhance and accelerate impact in underserved communities. Our rapid prototyping workshops lead to sustainable breakthroughs that solve audacious problems like lifting people out of poverty or affecting behavioral change for improved health. Founded in 2003 by Azin Mehrnoosh, our core mission is to create for impact and we do so by building where compassion meets innovation. We believe everyone deserves to experience the life-changing benefits of emerging technologies and for over ten years CauseLabs has empowered great causes to move successfully from idea to execution. Our partners enjoy the fun, refined approach we bring to building technology strategy. Best of all, they benefit from working with our dedicated team of experts who love what they do
Datica`s vision is derived from the company`s holistic view of healthcare. The foundation of the company is built from members previously at Rackspace, the NSA, Epic, NASA, Equifax, Influence Health, Intel, and industries such as meteorology, telephony, and pharmaceuticals. The team is a strong mix of industry experts and entrepreneurial veterans. We`re dedicated to a culture of transparency.
Yada Systems is a Saint Paul, MN-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Execu-Tech is a Jacksonville, FL-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Sprinklr is the most complete enterprise social technology in the world, purpose-built for global brands to drive business outcomes and manage customer experiences across all touch-points. Called "the most powerful technology in the market" by Forrester, Sprinklr`s fully integrated social media management software powers social connections across 77 countries. Headquartered in New York City with more than 900+ employees globally, Sprinklr is revolutionizing customer engagement for more than 1000+ top enterprise brands, including IHG, Intel, Microsoft, Samsung and Virgin America.