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80% of code in modern applications is code your developers didn`t write, but “borrowed” from the internet. With over 3M Open Source Software (OSS) projects, 43M versions, and 3.1T downloads yearly, development teams can gain tremendous benefits from leveraging the OSS ecosystem, as long as organizations invest in the tooling to address the security, scalability and sustainability challenges that come with it. At Endor Labs, we`ve created the first open source dependency lifecycle management platform to help OSS consumers select, secure and maintain dependencies effectively.
Midnight Software Inc is a Seattle, WA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
XYZ Reality is on a mission to eliminate rework and is pioneering the AEC sector with the world`s most accurate Augmented Reality (AR) headset, the Atom. Harnessing the power of the Atom, construction teams can now view and position holograms of BIM on-site to 5mm accuracy, validate in real-time and make immediate decisions in the field during all phases of construction. This cutting-edge tool makes the entire construction journey safer and more efficient, reducing waste, de-risking processes, and allowing construction teams to build it right, first time. Winner of the prestigious award for `Mission Critical Tech Innovation` at DCD Global 2022 Awards and awarded the accolade for `Digital innovation in on-site productivity` at the Digital Construction Awards, XYZ Reality is focused on making the lives of all construction teams easier. Manage build quality, drive project deliverables, and accelerate data visibility through a single fully-managed service.
Tapestry Solutions Inc is a San Diego, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
"Founded in 1979, Epic is private and employee-owned. We develop, install and support all our applications in-house. Epic`s leadership team includes clinicians, developers and process experts – people deeply experienced in patient care and healthcare technology. Epic fully endorses and formally adopts the Electronic Health Record (EHR) Association`s Developer Code of Conduct that encourages cooperative and transparent business practices among industry stakeholders. Epic has had a long history of embracing the Code`s key values and practices including: responsible development, patient safety, interoperability and data portability, clinical and billing accuracy, privacy and security and patient engagement. We are proud to have participated in the Code`s creation and to stand alongside our fellow EHR developers in demonstrating mutual support for safe, interoperable innovation."