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Quest Information Systems is a Indianapolis, IN-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
EDM is a leader in information logistics, helping clients streamline their organizations through integrated records management, document imaging, workflow automation and electronic mailroom processing. EDM is the only company that can manage a company’s entire document and information life cycle. Headquartered in London and Raleigh, NC, EDM has more than 30 years of experience handing the complex information management needs of companies spanning insurance, health and life science, government and associations. Today’s privately-held company was formed in 2013 through a merger and acquisition financed by Lloyds Development Corporation and Goldman Sachs. EDM has over 1,200 employees globally, serving thousands of clients to help them drive efficiencies, speed and compliance within their operations.
Solid Systems Cad Services is a Houston, TX-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
RangeForce is building the world`s most comprehensive cybersecurity simulation and skills analysis platform. We believe in the power of leveling up your SOC and cybersecurity staff by providing advanced cybersecurity defense training along with a method to accurately and quantitatively assess your team`s true skills and capabilities.
Compare Metrics Adaptive Commerce solution offers a more “humanized” approach to online product discovery, allowing consumers to use their own natural language to express personal preferences and style, rather than terminology driven by standardized merchandising categories and keywords. Adaptive Commerce solutions from Compare Metrics understand and react to what consumers want, resulting in increased shopper engagement and conversion, as well as improved relevancy and efficiency in demand generation and marketing strategies. The company is led by a team that combines extensive experience in retail technology with disruptive innovations that push the boundaries of machine learning and natural language processing