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API Systems Inc is a Denville, NJ-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Inperium Management Services (IMS) was created in August 2017 as a subsidiary of Inperium, Inc. The Purpose of IMS is to function as the entity that provides the Shared Service offerings to Inperium and its affiliates allowing these entities to advance their mission & vision; focus on enhancing service delivery, explore geographical program expansion and focus on quality outcome measures & create cost savings that result in reinvestment into the organizations stakeholders through capacity creation and employee compensation betterments. Shared Service offerings include, but are not limited to: Fiscal Reporting, Payroll, Information Technology, Human Resources, Employee Recruiting, Employee Training, Risk and Time and Attendance. For a full listing of all offerings please refer to the Inperium Shared Services document.
10-D Security is a Overland Park, KS-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
We are the creators of PubSub+, an advanced event broker that can be used to create an event mesh. As the only unified message broker that supports publish/subscribe, queueing, request/reply and streaming using open APIs and protocols (such as JMS, REST, MQTT, WebSockets and AMQP) across hybrid cloud and IoT environments, we rapidly and reliably route information between applications, devices and people. Established enterprises such as SAP, Barclays and American Express as well as high-growth companies such as VoiceBase and Jio use our smart data movement technologies to modernize legacy applications and successfully pursue analytics, hybrid cloud and Internet of Things strategies.
Dreyev offers an in-vehicle digital copilot device that evaluates drivers for risky behavior. Through Computer Vision and Machine Learning, the Dreyev system analyzes driver conditions such as head pose and eyelid closure to detect distracted or drowsy driving and issues real-time alerts in the case of dangerous conditions. Telematics devices have been on the rise within the auto insurance industry. However, in-vehicle driver coaching is only just emerging. Most insurers use in-car sensors to collect driver data to incentivize certain behaviors or curate an insurance product. A system to monitor and correct driver behavior like the one Dreyev offers can present carriers with the opportunity to take telematics into the realm of loss prevention and risk mitigation. IoT and sensors go beyond helping insurers reduce claims; they also provide opportunities for new forms of consumer engagement and ways of broadening the insurance product experience beyond covering losses.