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Excellarate is a global technology services and solutions company with more than 20 years of domain expertise within health, insurance, financial and enterprise technologies. The company is a trusted partner of over 250 clients, including Change Healthcare, Ad Giants, Alchemy Systems, and Centric Software, to accelerate innovation and achieve business agility. Excellarate`s strategic technology and solution partners include Azure, GoogleCloud, Appian and Salesforce to help drive digital transformation for its clients. Backed by Chicago-based Frontenac with over 1,000 engineers across North America and India, Excellarate provides a dual-shore delivery model that empowers clients to drive innovation and accelerate time-to-market.
Thrive is one of the largest leading next generation managed services provider in the Northeast United States. Serving companies in all of New England, New York, New Jersey and Beyond. The Thrive technology solutions suite utilizes Cloud, Cyber Security, Networking, Disaster Recovery and other pioneering managed services to help compliance-driven businesses solve complex IT issues. Founded in 2001, Thrive`s mandate is to provide exceptional support through its advanced MSP tools, highly trained engineering teams and a fervent dedication to customer success. Thrive was acquired by M/C Partners in 2016 as a Northeast United States growth platform to service the Finance, Healthcare, Biotech, Insurance, E-Commerce and Educational verticals.
Coplogic Inc is a San Ramon, CA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
b2Networx is a Indianapolis, IN-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Jumpstarted by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and vetted by the US military, law enforcement, and intelligence agencies, Kryptowire provides software assurance tools for mobile application developers, analysts, enterprises, and telecommunication carriers. Kryptowire was founded in 2011 and has grown organically with a customer base ranging from major financial institutions to national telecommunications companies.