| Name | Title | Contact Details |
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Peter Almond |
Chief Financial Officer at T5 Data Centers | Profile |
Tom Mertz |
President and Chief Operating Officer, T5 Services | Profile |
Z&A is a Parsippany, NJ-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
SenionLab is an indoor positioning systems and services company that offers accurate and robust indoor positioning for smartphones. The indoor positioning services include wayfinding, geofencing for location based messaging, real time tracking of friends or colleagues and analytics of user behaviour. The company was founded in 2010 by six researchers who had problems finding their colleagues` offices in the huge buildings of the university. Senion is an abbreviation of “sensor fusion”, the fundamental technology behind our indoor positioning system. We used our expertise and experience in sensor fusion to create a pedestrian indoor positioning and navigation service for smartphones. The system was designed so that the positioning should be accurate, have no latency, be cheap enough to compute on the device, work on more or less any smartphone and to be robust over time. Our vision is that one day indoor positioning will be available for anyone, anytime.
To serve a world connected by information, Global Weather Corporation® (GWC) is transforming how weather forecasts are created, delivered, and used. GWC`s artificial intelligence systems process the world`s best weather data into forecasts that have been independently validated as the most accurate available anywhere (by ForecastWatch, www.bit.ly/1HHncFd). Our scalable web services deliver this information on demand for any global location, automatically configuring it to match the needs of each business and device (such as vehicles) we support. Our customers are large and small companies; we improve how they serve their customers, and make their operations more effective.
Orb Optronix is a Kirkland, WA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
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.