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MALE DUCK INCORPORATED is a Triangle, VA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Synapse Wireless specializes in providing software, hardware, and networking solutions to develop, deploy, and manage the "Things" in IoT. We enable corporations, product companies, and business partners to make their products smarter and to manage products wirelessly. By connecting the physical world of "Things" to the digital world of IoT, our customers can monitor, control, optimize, and manage their products in ways and places never before possible. We provide an Embedded Application Platform called SNAP, which is a comprehensive framework for developing, connecting, controlling, and managing networks of “Things” (devices and gateways) securely and reliably. SNAP easily integrates with IoT Cloud platforms as well as traditional enterprise IT systems. Synapse was founded in 2008 and is a subsidiary of McWane, Inc., one of America`s largest privately owned companies. The company has over 100 engineers, technologists, sales, and marketing professions covering the multiple disciplines required to develop and support IoT solutions. Synapse is located in Huntsville, Alabama, which is a major science and engineering center in the U.S. and the home of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center.
Valtix makes network security for public cloud applications shockingly simple. Designed with a cloud-native approach, Valtix automatically discovers your apps, and enables admins to specify deep inspection policies within minutes.
Daniel M. Vance and Associates is a Tucson, AZ-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
We are a team of visionaries, experienced technologists and engineers who have created a blueprint for designing and operating the world`s fastest and most programmable networks. Our goal is to make programming your network as simple as programming your CPU. We believe that when the network is fully programmable—that is, both the control plane and data plane are under the control of the end user— the networking industry will enjoy the same explosion of innovation as we have seen in compute and storage.