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Universal Technical Systems is a Rockford, IL-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
CARDFREE offers complete, integrated commerce solutions to mobilize merchants. Our platform provides end-to end capabilities to engage customers via merchant-branded interfaces such as mGifts, messaging, offers, loyalty, payments, order ahead and social media integration. Our platform integrates mobile, online to POS and comes with a suite of admin tools to manage business logic and view analytics. Having deployed the two largest mobile commerce initiatives in the U.S., our team shares a track record of bringing innovative solutions to market. We offer customers a unique 360-degree perspective coming from large merchants, mobile, financial services and payments. CARDFREE is headquartered in San Francisco.
Language Weaver, Inc. is a Los Angeles, CA-based company in the Software & Internet sector.
experiencepoint is a Mountain View, CA-based company in the Software & Internet sector.
For more than 25 years, Openlink has been providing trading, treasury and risk management solutions for the world`s most sophisticated commodity, energy, corporate and financial services organizations. Openlink`s innovative solutions help clients break down organizational silos and instantaneously connects trading, risk and treasury across multiple asset classes and throughout the front, middle and back office. The Openlink Cloud platform, coupled with our advanced analytics, enables clients to manage huge data volumes, take advantage of even the most fleeting of market opportunities, and mitigate risk. Openlink has topped Chartis` RiskTech100 Energy Trading Risk Category for the last six years and been named a Leader in Gartner`s Trading Platforms Magic Quadrant. Other accolades include the Treasury Management International awards, Energy Risk awards and Central Banking awards. Openlink is proud to support more than 38,000 users and more than 600 clients, including 12 of the world`s largest commodity/energy companies, 9 of the largest financial institutions, and 13 central banks.