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AJEL Technologies is a Edison, NJ-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
True Consulting, LLC is a Oak Brook, IL-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Vanderbilt is a global leader in creating state-of-the-art security products and systems encompassing access control, intruder detection, CCTV and integrated security management. Our innovative approach to design is central in manufacturing and distributing systems that make environments safe, secure and easy to maintain. With products that range from single-user systems so simple that they can be installed in one day to highly customized applications that fit the unique requirements of leading multi-national corporations, Vanderbilt always goes beyond what`s expected and our highly qualified service teams ensure customer satisfaction extending years beyond the initial installation. Vanderbilt provides security systems used in dozens of industries: banking, telecommunications, finance, manufacturing, healthcare, education, legal, accounting, government and more. The thousands of systems installed throughout the world attest to the effectiveness and dependability of our components. We help security professionals maximize revenues while improving customer satisfaction thanks to our core qualities of agility, determination, flexibility and ambition. Our long experience in cultivating an excellent distribution network, strong installer and integrator relationships as well as managing significant key accounts makes us a unique player and ideal partner in the industry.
Synthematix is a Durham, NC-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
In 2017, Intel released a new Optane SSD product. Under the cover of this new SSD was 3D XPoint, a new persistent memory media. In the history of computing, memory and storage have always been two different concepts. Persistent Memory promises to change that and can serve both as memory and as storage from a single media. With the Optane SSD available, we knew that the real game changer, the persistent memory DIMM, was not far away.