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Banjo Health is a complementary partner in the healthcare technology marketplace by enhancing existing practices through Artificial Intelligence (AI) including Prior Authorization (PA).
Solvd is a software development outsourcing company that provides services to finance, healthcare, hi-tech, retail, and transportation industries. They specialize in mobile and web solutions for venture capital-backed startups and booming tech companies.
Businesses are finding themselves faced with transformative change, from cloud technology to big data. No better example than the life sciences industry which is transforming from a data-driven clinical enterprise to an information-driven one. As the EDC specialists OmniComm understands the power that an information-driven clinical enterprise can bring to your clinical research organization. OmniComm is the only company that provides our clients with a choice of best-of-breed EDC platforms that are purpose-built for their unique clinical research environments – Early Phase, Late Phase, Phase I-IV, device trials, Investigator Initiated. We bring the most advanced open and interoperable EDC platforms to our clients; through our innovative cloud technology and advanced API web services we provide our clients with information to make insight driven clinical data-based critical decisions, bringing medical therapies to patients faster with lower risk. OmniComm provides comprehensive solutions for clinical research with an extensive global experience from over 4,800 clinical trials. 4 of the 5 top CROs and 7 of the 10 largest Phase I Clinics run OmniComm EDC technologies.
Gainspeed, Inc. operates a virtual Converged Cable Access Platform (CCAP) that enables cable operators to meet skyrocketing capacity requirements, respond to changing market demands, and rapidly deploy new services while migrate their networks to a software-driven, all-IP architecture. The company`s virtual CCAP architecture addresses the increase in cable network capacity required by the radical shift in traffic from QAM video to IP video. Gainspeed, Inc. was formerly known as Cohere Networks, Inc. and changed its name to July 2013. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is based in Sunnyvale, California.