| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Jon Matthews |
Director, Cyber Defense and Threat Management | Profile |
Tim Tomlinson |
Vice President Information Security | Profile |
Skyramp is a testing platform for developers that allows them to easily test APIs and microservices for function and under load. It is modular and readable, so tests are reusable and easily shared.
Till is the fast-moving, Aussie-born, global fintech disruptor opening up a world of possibilities for businesses seeking simple, seamless, all-in-one payments. We take the complexity out of getting paid with single-source solutions that ensure merchants can accept any payment wherever and whenever their customers shop, be it online, in-store, or a combination of both. Organisations across a range of sectors, including FMCG, automotive, parking & transit, retail and hospitality, use our end-to-end smart and seamless payments experiences to support growth and enhance customer experiences. Founded in 2012, Till`s team of 100 staff is rapidly growing and headquartered in Australia, with teams in London, Manila and across the US. Till currently serves hundreds of merchants across 12 countries and over 500 cities.
Unified Business Technologies is a Troy, MI-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
CoinDCX is a cryptocurrency exchange platform which was co-founded by Sumit Gupta and Neeraj Khandelwal in 2018.
Send Word Now was founded in 2001, by a group of individuals who recognized the need for quick and effective crisis communications after the tragedies of September 11, 2001. After the attacks on the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center and the U.S. Pentagon, cell phone traffic became impossibly congested, and Send Word Now has always placed enormous value on multi-modality and redundant communications in building its platform. Since 2001, as companies have become more concerned about business and operational continuity, regulatory compliance, security and the ability to audit information flow, the need for swift, appropriate, and documented communications has grown ever more urgent. Send Word Now is successfully transforming the way organizations and government agencies are solving the problem of on-demand alerting and incident response for both emergency situations as well as for everyday, time-sensitive organizational communications. Today, Send Word Now is the leading provider of on-demand alerting and incident response services for both routine and emergency communication. The easy-to-use, web-based emergency notification service is used by government agencies, municipalities, universities, non-profit organizations and businesses around the world to ensure fast, effective, two-way communication in real-time. Send Word Now’s simple and innovative solutions have been used to coordinate corporate communications on the fly, mobilize field workforces, and help hospitals prepare for pandemic outbreaks, as well as protect people during electrical storms, tornadoes and hurricanes. Based on industry standards, Send Word Now’s solutions can be easily integrated into existing applications without changing operational processes. Our solutions can be up and running in hours, and our alerts can be sent within a matter of seconds. And although we pride ourselves immensely on the technological advances we’ve made since 2001, we are most proud of our commitment to customer service. Send Word Now offers the most customer-focused software platform in the industry. We offer a broad range of services that are included in a base subscription, such as liberal and flexibly scheduled training, free webinars and self-training, refresher materials, insight into notification best practices, starter collateral for corporate rollouts, data management advice and support, and a 24x7 dedicated customer support team. Our customers find us responsive, helpful, and supportive, and we have the high renewal rates to prove it. And while our software is robust, easy-to-use, and cost-effective, it’s the service behind these features that truly sets us apart from our competitors.