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Government Micro Resources, Inc. is a Manassas, VA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
At Crosslake, we help companies build and run better software. From strategic vision to planning and architecture, development and execution, Crosslake works to transform and optimize software delivery. In addition to our functional skills in software development, Crosslake provides end-to-end value with our expertise in management consulting and advisory services providing both strategic and tactical insight. Software development will continue to be disrupted by new technology and changing competitive landscapes, so the agile approaches, development teams, architecture, processes and tools must also adapt. We`ve been organizing and empowering teams to rally around change for years. We work with software development and IT organizations of commercial software or technology-enabled services, as well as private equity companies and investment portfolios all over the world. How We Help: -Enhance product value and quality -Increase engineering effectiveness -Reduce time to market -Implement best practices and tools -Deliver measurable improvements
Wertheim Global Solutions is a Boca Raton, FL-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Fastservers.net is a Chicago, IL-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
IdentifySensors is a leading developer of digital diagnostic technologies on graphene-based biosensors. The company is principally focused on developing real-time pathogen detection capabilities for direct diagnosis and remote monitoring. The company`s technology has expanded into multiple industries and applications, such as pathogen diagnostics and testing for food contamination. Check4® by IdentifySensors Biologics® is a next-generation digital diagnostic platform intended to detect multiple pathogens within 5 minutes at the molecular gene level. The platform is intended to eliminates the need for enzymatic amplification and reagents. Graphene sensor technology has moved diagnostics beyond chemical testing into a rapid digital platform intended to be as accurate as a PCR test but significantly more sensitive and cost effective. Printed graphene sensors isolate targeted viruses and bacteria from saliva and other bodily fluids within a handheld, Bluetooth device. The platform is intended to detect the genetic material of dozens of pathogens for over-the-counter and point-of-care use. With a target price at a fraction of current molecular tests, Check4® is intended to disrupt the PCR market for many infections. The Check4® testing platform comes is two main parts: 1) A reader, which connects to a user`s cell phone or to a clinical database; and 2) Single-use test cartridges, which can contain multiple graphene sensors to detect multiple infections. The reader, which can be reused thousands of times, serves as the base of the platform, accepting any number of test cartridges. Disposable test cartridges, which require the reader to work, will be sold separately.