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RubiconMD is a web-based eConsult service that enables primary care providers to quickly and easily discuss their cases with top specialists, so they can provide better care—improving the patient experience and reducing costs.
CompuNet is a Grangeville, ID-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Through transformative payments and credential-driven transactions and privileges, Transact partners with institutions to help them make their student and family experience mobile-centric, personal and individualized, and completely connected all across campus. Our open enterprise-class cloud platform enables mission-critical capabilities that translate into superior student and family experiences, integration with every aspect of campus life, and richer institutional insight. Build the type of connected campus experience students and families expect with integrated tuition and fee payments, comprehensive dining and retail credential-driven transactions, configurable security and privilege management, and automated attendance and events. At each interaction across these capabilities, capture meaningful data so campus leaders can make informed decisions and take proactive action. And easily integrate with your campus systems and partners with a broad, open ecosystem, maximizing existing investments, evolving quickly, and delivering a personalized solution.
A FedRAMP Authorized UCaaS provider, collab9 provides the only Cisco-powered cloud service for voice and collaboration that meets federal, state, and local government requirements for security. Collab9 was awarded the NASPO ValuePoint Cloud Solutions contract. Its secure hosted unified communications (UC) solution offers unified messaging integrating voicemail and email, video calls, mobility, IM, presence, Contact Center, E911, and integration with Microsoft and Google Cloud collaboration and email applications.
Extreme Computer Technical Service is a Sunnyvale, CA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.