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Element powers digitally-enabled operations for the Industrial Enterprise. Tackling one of the most critical gaps in Industrial IoT –– the fact that 95% of data across the Industrial Enterprise is unusable because it`s fragmented and disconnected –– Element Unify breaks through the data silos by bringing IT and OT data and teams together for the first time on a single solution. With Element Unify, IT and OT teams can collaboratively make data-driven operational and business decisions around rich, contextualized metadata, while ensuring scale, reliability and security. Industrial Enterprises can see up to a 300% increase in time to insight, reduced organizational fragmentation, and a 100% increase in data usability with Element. Element`s customers represent over $500 billion in revenue, $300 billion in fixed assets, and 350,000 employees. Element is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.
Executive Concepts Inc is a Markham, ON-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Sonoma Partners is a Chicago, IL-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Cinnafilm creates powerful software for media and entertainment companies globally. With solutions for both post production and broadcasters, Cinnafilm has technologies which achieve impossible tasks at speeds which are simply un-matched in the industry. Dark Energy Professional provides noise reduction to enable fast restoration of archive material and create superlative images for new theatrical release. For broadcasters, Tachyon shatters through performance and quality barriers that have plagued standards transcoding for years.
Modo Labs was founded in 2010 by Andrew Yu and a team of mobile developers from MIT. This team created the original MIT Mobile Framework with the vision to enable college students to easily create compelling, rich mobile websites and native applications using data and content from university back-end systems and other data repositories. That framework became Kurogo, a mobile-optimized middleware platform. In Japanese Kabuki Theater, Kurogo means the “stagehand” who serves the main characters in the background. Similarly, Kurogo works in the background to enable the rich mobile apps.