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Burstek is a Fort Myers, FL-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Innovation in healthcare is hindered by the time and cost of bringing new therapeutics and devices to market. Verana Health, previously known as DigiSight Technologies, is building a cutting-edge platform for life science innovation that utilizes regulatory-grade specialty data sets.
Pluribus Networks is simplifying the Software-Defined Data Center with its simple, dynamic and secure Adaptive Cloud Fabric architecture, enabling organizations to build scalable private and public clouds that improve service velocity, performance, and reliability. The company`s innovative Netvisor software virtualizes open networking hardware to build a holistic, distributed network that is more intelligent, automated and resilient. The company`s Insight Analytics platform leverages embedded telemetry and other data sources to enable pervasive visibility across the network to reveal network and application performance that speeds troubleshooting and improves operational and security intelligence. Pluribus Networks has received venture funding from Temasek Holdings, NEA, Menlo Ventures, and AME Cloud Ventures. Pluribus Networks is headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with development and support centers in Bangalore, India; Phoenix, AZ; Dallas, TX; and Hong Kong, PRC.
CTGI, Inc is a Federal Way, WA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Traction Guest is a leading developer of cloud-based visitor management systems (VMS) which make hosting visitors effortless, memorable, and safe. The highly customizable Traction Guest platform enables global enterprises to leverage visitor data, shape their brand experience, and strengthen security. Its central administration and integrations with strategic business systems like Salesforce, make this SaaS solution uniquely attractive to large, multi-location organizations. Traction Guest is used by enterprises on five continents in dozens of industries, including progressive brands like DocuSign, Thermo Fisher, and VICE Media.