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IMDS Software Inc. is a Montrí©al, QC-based company in the Software & Internet sector.
Platfora makes knowing possible. Most companies that think they`re using big data aren`t. Without realizing it, they`re only seeing a fraction of what they have. Platfora is a self-service, iterative, and fast platform that makes it possible to leverage all of your organization`s data, so you can unlock insights, find new opportunities, make more meaningful decisions, and produce better outcomes. Platfora`s intuitive visual interface encourages you to ask new questions about your data and makes it easy to follow hunches, test theories, and keep refining your search until you find exactly what you are looking for—all with no coding required.  The only complete, end-to-end analytics platform built natively on Hadoop and Spark, Platfora Big Data Analytics is creating data-driven competitive advantages in the areas of security, marketing, finance, operations and the Internet of Things for leading organizations such as Citi, Sears, AutoTrader, Disney, Edmunds.com, Opower, Riot Games, Vivint and TUI Travel.
Ayera Technologies Inc is a Modesto, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Bracket Computing is a leader in Virtual Infrastructure Software that spans multiple heterogeneous clouds with one set of advanced security, data management, and networking infrastructure. Founded in 2011, Bracket Computing serves some of the largest enterprise IT organizations in the world. A privately-held company, Bracket Computings investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Norwest Venture Partners, Sutter Hill Ventures, ARTIS Ventures and Fidelity Management and Research Company, plus strategic investors GE, Qualcomm, and Goldman Sachs. The company is headquartered in Mountain View, California. For more information, visit www.brkt.com.
Robotics has the potential to do so much good, but progress has been slowed by complicated hardware and software integrations, long development cycles, and people`s fear of tripping over a robot on their way to work.