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With the formation of Tech Bloc in 2015, the growing San Antonio tech community found a unifying voice for itself and its needs within the broader regional business & political communities. After a number of successful projects and community programs, Tech Bloc realized that a sustained, focused effort on recruiting and developing tech talent would need to be made in order to fuel the continued growth of the local tech ecosystem.
The Harding Group is a Dallas, TX-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Apogee Interactive is the nation`s leading full-service provider of proactive customer engagement software services for utilities. A partner with the utility industry since 1993, Apogee`s EMPOWER digital engagement platform delivers online and outbound proactive, personalized communication to consumers nationwide. The company`s digital reach extends through hundreds of utilities reaching nearly half of US households and businesses, increasing utility customer satisfaction and cutting costs. Apogee`s cloud-based, SaaS platform enables more meaningful customer engagement, proven sustainable energy results, and improved program performance for utilities. Energy leaders who use Apogee tools include Southern Company (SO), ConEdison (ED), FPL, Lakeland Electric, Jackson EMC, NOVEC, American Electric Power (AEP), NSTAR (NST), PSEG (PEG), and many more.
G R M Information Management is a Jersey City, NJ-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
ACCO is a fabless semiconductor company that is empowering today`s mobile communications products with advanced, high performance and cost compelling CMOS wireless solutions. With major facilities in the Paris region of France and in Sunnyvale, California, the heart of `Silicon Valley`, ACCO has developed and patented a groundbreaking and highly innovative CMOS technology. ACCO is applying this technology to provide highly integrated and cost compelling, high-efficiency CMOS power amplifier products for 2G/EDGE/3G/4G mobile handsets not previously considered possible using CMOS technology.