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DataDot is a Spokane, WA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
CargoSense is a smart data and MicroAnalytics Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company founded to create solutions that optimize logistics networks – in healthcare, food, medical devices and other industries with complex supply chains. The company has created the first collaborative supply chain software that operates using tablet, Web and mobile devices, collecting data with the newest generation of sensor technologies. Founded by serial entrepreneurs with a history of building successful software services using agile languages and customer-focused design, the company is based in Reston, Virginia.
CIMCON Software is a leader in end user computing risk management. They provide software solutions to find and prevent errors in spreadsheets and other end user computing files, reducing the risk of material errors. Their solutions help minimize operat...
PerformanceIT is one of the leading IT companies in Atlanta providing IT consulting services to small and mid-sized businesses, government entities, and non-profits at reasonable prices. Call us 678-323-1390.
Tapad is the leader in cross-device content delivery. Our groundbreaking, proprietary technology assimilates billions of data points to find the human relationship between smartphones, desktops, laptops, tablets, connected TVs and game consoles. The result: an unprecedented understanding of consumer behavior across related screens and the ability to reach the right people on the right device at the right time. With Tapad, publishers and advertisers can deepen consumer engagement with a more fluid experience while increasing campaign cost-effectiveness. Backed by major venture firms, Tapad is based in New York and has offices in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami and San Francisco. TechCrunch called the powerhouse Tapad team “a hell of a list of entrepreneurs who created some of the most valuable online advertising companies of the last decade.”