| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Rahul Yadav |
Chief Technology and Digital Officer | Profile |
emPower is a Louisville, KY-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Banjo brings the power of location-based social event detection to newsrooms, big brands and financial professionals looking for a competitive advantage. Banjo`s detection engine has the advanced technology and real time capability to filter billions of data points by location, time and context, allowing access to events the instant they happen, anytime, anywhere.
[24]7 has been revolutionizing customer service and sales for 15 years. In 2000, the company was a pioneer in the contact center business and this experience provided invaluable perspectives about consumers and how they interact with companies. [24]7 is headquartered in Campbell, California, with R&D centers in California and Bangalore, India and sales offices in the US, UK and Australia. The company has contact centers in India, the Philippines, Guatemala, and Nicaragua.
CENSURA is a Mason, OH-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Arcom offers the MasterSpec master guide specifications to engineers, architects, and design professionals for use in creating and maintaining office master specifications and for creating specifications for various project sizes, complexity, and delivery. Recognized as the industry standard, MasterSpec is the most widely used specification system in the U.S., with extensive background research information. ARCOM also offers SpecText, a master guide specification system for writing technically correct specifications in less time, from the most straightforward to the most sophisticated project designs. ARCOM also develops SpecWare® and SpecAgent®. SpecWare is a family of specification enhancement software tools that dramatically simplifies specification editing, production, and report generation. SpecAgent is a web-based tool designed to work with MasterSpec, streamlining the process of building product research and comparison and manufacturer selection. ARCOM, which publishes MasterSpec for The American Institute of Architects (AIA), is a Salt Lake City-based firm with an additional office in Alexandria, Virginia. The company employs more than 40 full-time specification development professionals: researchers, specification writers and editors, software developers, technical support staff, and customer service professionals.