Cloud services and infrastructure—launched to rethink IT infrastructure (since 2006).
Amazon Web Services (AWS) launched in 2006 to rethink IT infrastructure and provide businesses access to cloud technology, including foundational services like storage (S3) and compute (EC2).
Developer of a customer data platform designed to collect and manage analytics data. The company's platform integrates the data generated by websites, mobile apps, servers, and other sources and sends it to third-party tools, internal systems, or SQL databases, enabling businesses to collect and unify data as well as deliver seamless, personalized customer experiences across every channel and touchpoint.
Developer of an online financial platform designed to provide growth capital to e-commerce companies. The company's platform uses proprietary software and data science models to identify high-growth funding opportunities and offers allocation in exchange for a steady revenue share of earnings until it's paid back plus a certain percent fee, enabling startups to avail an alternative source of allowance for their businesses without diluting equity.
Developer of walkie-talkie-style push-to-talk application for iOS, Android, WP8, Blackberry, and Win PCs designed to let people have instant conversations and stay connected around the world. The company's application helps businesses and organizations to run on a secure private network and manage it through a Web-based admin console and works with Wi-Fi or any mobile data plan and does not use precious talk minutes and uses the power of live voice to bring people and teams together, enabling users to connect with their neighbors, colleagues and others around the globe.