Talend is a data management software company that serves customers in the private and public sectors. Their flagship program is Talend Data Fabric, which aims to use data integration and governance strategies to help organizations maintain smooth-running information systems. Based in San Mateo, California, Talend's team brings specializations such as data profiling, application integration and data migration to clients in industries like finance, healthcare and government (through Carahsoft).
Sumo Logic is a data analytics software company. Its flagship program is a continuous intelligence, cloud-based platform that performs infrastructure monitoring, application and multi-cloud observability and cloud log management, among other capabilities. Headquartered in Redwood City, California, Sumo Logic's team serves clients in a variety of industries, including education, government, finance, energy, healthcare and technology. Some of their programs have received FedRAMP authorization at a moderate level for federal usage.
SambaNova Systems is a hardware and software company that creates artificial intelligence- and machine learning-based tools. Embracing deep learning strategies, SambaNova's centerpiece platform is Dataflow-as-a-Service, which attempts to leverage intricate AI models in order to promote revenue gain for organizations in finance, the public sector, retail, healthcare, manufacturing, energy and more. SambaNova is based in Palo Alto, California and has collaborated with the National Nuclear Security Administration.
QTS is an Overland Park, Kansas-based company that constructs and manages mega scale data centers across North America. Their facilities are run on a software-based technology apparatus that aims to offer secure, compliant infrastructure services. While they also build data centers for technology companies and other businesses, QTS' Federal Data Centers unit caters specifically to the public sector incorporating federal security standards, contract mobility and operational efficiency.
ServiceNow is a Santa Clara, California-based software and information technology company. Its flagship program is the Now Platform, a cloud-based workflow-enabler. ServiceNow's team's core capabilities include custom app creation, security services and IT service and operations management. They also work with public sector clients to address governance, risk and compliance and the company has partnered with Deloitte to assist government customers with the automation of enterprise technology management processes.
SkyePoint Decisions is an information technology company serving U.S. government customers. Its primary capabilities include cybersecurity architecture and engineering, critical infrastructure and operations and applications development. SkyePoint's Dulles, Virginia-based team also offers maintenance IT services and system/network optimization. They are currently working under a $300M blanket purchase agreement from the Department of Education conducting cybersecurity and privacy support services, as well as a task order from Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Seagate Government Solutions is the public sector-facing arm of Fremont, California-based data management company Seagate. Through risk-minded strategies that aim to maintain security and comply with federal regulations, SGS offers an array of storage tools, including internal, external, cloud and portable. They have previously partnered with Carahsoft to market their services to the federal government and have collaborated on a project with the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
SDV International is a professional services company based in Alexandria, Virginia. Its team works with both government and commercial sector customers to deliver capabilities such as program management, healthcare administration and information technology services. SDV is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business and also offers government advisory services, acquisition services and communication support. SDV has received contract awards from the U.S. Navy and the Department of Veterans Affairs, among others.
Sarcos Defense is the public sector-focused arm of robotic systems manufacturer Sarcos Technology and Robotics Corporation. Sarcos Defense produces robotics, automated machinery and human intelligence for the military needs of the U.S. Department of Defense and various federal, state, local and international government customers. The subsidiary has been contracted for its exoskeleton technology by the U.S. Navy and is currently working under a contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory.
REI Systems is a public sector-serving information technology company. Based in Sterling, Virginia, REI's staff of technologists and consultants aim to assist its government customers with digital modernization through decision and data analytics, open source / Drupal strategies, application transformation, software-as-a-service and cloud migration. They are currently working under an $80 million contract from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to perform application development and app modernization through 2028.
Rebellion Defense is an artificial intelligence software company based in Washington, D.C. Its team works with defense and other public sector customers to produce AI technologies that attempt to combat challenges in government as well as uphold legislature and contribute to humanitarian causes. Their products, including comprehensive battlespace awareness, autonomous mission execution and cyber readiness, emphasize continuous delivery, open architecture and data ownership/accessibility.
Red River is an information technology company serving public and private sector customers. Their Claremont, New Hampshire-based team works with federal, state and local government clients as well as education and commercial sector customers to offer technology integration, managed, consulting, network and analytics services, among other specialties. RR also conducts cybersecurity, mobility and data center projects. They have sold hardware and software to the U.S. Social Security Administration.
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