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Cyncly is a software company that provides end-to-end solutions for designers, retailers, manufacturers, contractors, and consumers in the kitchen, bathroom, furniture, flooring, and windows, doors & glass industries. Their software solutions connect p...
In 2008, Malwarebytes was founded on the belief that you and everyone have a fundamental right to a malware-free existence. Every product we make is built on that premise. Malwarebytes Anti-Malware is designed and coded by folks like you. Folks who have stayed up all night trying to rescue an infected machine. Folks who have dealt with the aftereffects of a hacked email account or a compromised business network. We work around the world—Europe, Asia, and America—and around the clock. Tweaking our unique blend of heuristic, signature, and behavior-based technologies to protect people like you and businesses like yours. Because malware never sleeps. We believe that brilliant code can make the world a better place for all of us. We hope Malwarebytes Anti-Malware can make it better for you.
National Instruments Corporation, or NI, is an American multinational company with international operation.
Jelli was an interactive radio broadcasting service that was launched in 2009 and ended in 2014, when it changed its business platform towards its cloud based sales products for radio stations. The company is based in San Mateo, California. Jelli was created by Michael Dougherty (formerly of Tellme Networks) and Jateen Parekh (formerly from the Amazon Kindle project).[1] Using the concept of crowdsourcing, Jelli is a modernised version of All Request radio, billed as a "multiplayer video game on a radio station". Jelli debuted on CBS Radio-owned KITS in San Francisco on June 28, 2009.[5][6] After starting out with a Sunday night Jelli show on KITS in 2009, Jelli was further expanded to a Monday through Friday night show called "Free for All" in January, 2010, hosted by DJ White Menace. Jelli shows were broadcast on KITS six nights a week. On June 29, 2014, Jelli ceased operations as a user-controlled radio platform and turned its focus to selling advertising through the services of co-owned Radiospot.[7] On June 23, 2015, Jelli announced $21 million in Series B funding from Relay Ventures, Intel Capital, First Round Capital, iHeartMedia, and Universal Music Group