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Zibby offers customers a lease purchase transaction with no long term obligation and options for ownership
August designs smart home access products and services that are safer than traditional keys, make life easier, and put you in control of your front door from anywhere in the world. With August products, you can create virtual keys to your home and easily grant access to housecleaners, dog walkers, delivery services, guests, friends, and family—and control how long that access lasts—all from your smartphone. August products work together, integrate with other smart devices and services, and are designed to fit naturally and elegantly into the home. Founded by technology entrepreneur Jason Johnson and renowned designer Yves Béhar, August has raised $50 million in funding to date and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.
Imply, founded by the original creators of Apache Druid®, develops an innovative database purpose-built for modern analytics applications. Imply is driving a new era in data analytics, called Analytics in Motion, where interactive queries, real-time and historical data at unlimited scale, combine with the best price/performance, to realize the full potential of data. Imply has operations in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific and is backed by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Bessemer Venture Partners, Tiger Global Management, Khosla Ventures and Geodesic Capital.
aDVANCEwARE is a York, ON-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
As a nationwide leader in healthcare connectivity, ELLKAY has been committed to enabling interoperability for over 18 years. With connectivity to over 55,000 healthcare facilities across over 700 EHR/PM systems, ELLKAY builds the data pipeline for hospitals, health systems, EHR/PM systems, payers, laboratories, health information technology vendors and other healthcare organizations. Specializing in extracting and migrating clinical data from virtually any source system, we are the healthcare industry`s “Data Plumbers.”