The document summarizes Deloitte's 2016 Technology Fast 500 list, which recognizes the 500 fastest growing technology, life sciences, and energy tech companies in North America. Some key details:
- The #1 fastest growing company was Loot Crate at 66,661% growth from 2012-2015.
- Biotechnology/pharmaceutical was the most represented industry with over 200 companies on the list.
- Private companies made up 64% of the list, with public companies being 36%.
- The median 3-year growth rate for software companies was 275%, and biotechnology/pharmaceutical was 428%.
Social Media Marketing - India Trends Study 2013 provides insights from social media-savvy organizations in India on their use of social media. Key findings include:
1) Most organizations use social media to build communities and highlight brand news. Some also use it for leads, customer service, and research.
2) Facebook is the most important social media platform for engagement, followed by Twitter, YouTube, and blogging. Emerging platforms like Pinterest and Foursquare are also being explored.
3) Marketing teams primarily manage social media efforts for most organizations. Budgets are generally below 10 million INR, with around 1-5% of marketing budgets spent on social media.
Cloud Complexity: The need for resilience is an EIU report that looks into the critical shifts brought about by an increased organisational dependence on the cloud. In this survey, sponsored by Sungard Availability Services, and conducted by the EIU, 304 executives dispersed across France, the United Kingdom and the United States, were polled regarding their organisational resilience and technology adoption.
Etude PwC "Crime Survey 2014" sur la fraude dans le secteur pharmaceutique (o...PwC France
This document summarizes the key findings of a PwC survey on economic crime in the pharmaceutical and life sciences sector. Some of the main points include:
- Bribery and corruption were the second most commonly reported type of economic crime, with over 30% of respondents reporting incidents. Damage to corporate reputation was seen as the most severe impact.
- Over half of companies have operations in high-risk markets for corruption, and many have adapted strategies like additional due diligence training to address risks.
- Controls are effective at detecting fraud, with over 60% of serious crimes found through corporate monitoring. However, few conduct regular fraud risk assessments.
- Internal perpetrators commit a greater percentage of crimes
Hacking was the number one cause of data loss, accounting for over 67% of incidents globally in the first half of 2012. The insurance sector was most at risk from social engineering and human/system errors, while the technology sector had the highest percentage of people affected by data loss incidents over the past five years at 26%. Overall, data loss incidents increased by 40% from the previous year and affected over 160 million people.
- R&D offshoring to India has grown significantly since 2002 and is now a $5.83 billion industry, with software product development being the largest segment at $3.15 billion.
- The top locations for R&D centers in India are Bangalore, NCR and Pune, which together account for about 80% of the 594 total centers.
- Smaller R&D centers with under $100 million in revenue focus primarily on software product development, while engineering services centers tend to have larger headcounts of over 200 engineers.
This document provides information about the Fin wearable device. Fin is a ring that uses gesture recognition and Bluetooth to allow the wearer to control connected devices like smartphones, TVs and home automation with hand gestures. It can connect to three devices simultaneously. The document discusses Fin's competitors, components, manufacturing process, applications and market opportunities in Germany. Key competitors include Nod ring and Myo armband, but Fin claims to be smaller, more fashionable and compatible with both Android and iOS platforms.
Smart Things allows everyday household objects to be connected to the internet and controlled remotely via a hub and mobile apps. It uses various wireless protocols like Zigbee and Z-Wave to connect devices like motion sensors, door/window sensors, lights and more. The SmartThings hub acts as the central brain that communicates with SmartThings cloud services and paired devices. Users can then monitor and automate devices with SmartApps that trigger actions based on sensor readings or other events. Smart Things aims to make home automation solutions more accessible and user-friendly for broad consumer adoption.
Social Media Marketing - India Trends Study 2013 provides insights from social media-savvy organizations in India on their use of social media. Key findings include:
1) Most organizations use social media to build communities and highlight brand news. Some also use it for leads, customer service, and research.
2) Facebook is the most important social media platform for engagement, followed by Twitter, YouTube, and blogging. Emerging platforms like Pinterest and Foursquare are also being explored.
3) Marketing teams primarily manage social media efforts for most organizations. Budgets are generally below 10 million INR, with around 1-5% of marketing budgets spent on social media.
Cloud Complexity: The need for resilience is an EIU report that looks into the critical shifts brought about by an increased organisational dependence on the cloud. In this survey, sponsored by Sungard Availability Services, and conducted by the EIU, 304 executives dispersed across France, the United Kingdom and the United States, were polled regarding their organisational resilience and technology adoption.
Etude PwC "Crime Survey 2014" sur la fraude dans le secteur pharmaceutique (o...PwC France
This document summarizes the key findings of a PwC survey on economic crime in the pharmaceutical and life sciences sector. Some of the main points include:
- Bribery and corruption were the second most commonly reported type of economic crime, with over 30% of respondents reporting incidents. Damage to corporate reputation was seen as the most severe impact.
- Over half of companies have operations in high-risk markets for corruption, and many have adapted strategies like additional due diligence training to address risks.
- Controls are effective at detecting fraud, with over 60% of serious crimes found through corporate monitoring. However, few conduct regular fraud risk assessments.
- Internal perpetrators commit a greater percentage of crimes
Hacking was the number one cause of data loss, accounting for over 67% of incidents globally in the first half of 2012. The insurance sector was most at risk from social engineering and human/system errors, while the technology sector had the highest percentage of people affected by data loss incidents over the past five years at 26%. Overall, data loss incidents increased by 40% from the previous year and affected over 160 million people.
- R&D offshoring to India has grown significantly since 2002 and is now a $5.83 billion industry, with software product development being the largest segment at $3.15 billion.
- The top locations for R&D centers in India are Bangalore, NCR and Pune, which together account for about 80% of the 594 total centers.
- Smaller R&D centers with under $100 million in revenue focus primarily on software product development, while engineering services centers tend to have larger headcounts of over 200 engineers.
This document provides information about the Fin wearable device. Fin is a ring that uses gesture recognition and Bluetooth to allow the wearer to control connected devices like smartphones, TVs and home automation with hand gestures. It can connect to three devices simultaneously. The document discusses Fin's competitors, components, manufacturing process, applications and market opportunities in Germany. Key competitors include Nod ring and Myo armband, but Fin claims to be smaller, more fashionable and compatible with both Android and iOS platforms.
Smart Things allows everyday household objects to be connected to the internet and controlled remotely via a hub and mobile apps. It uses various wireless protocols like Zigbee and Z-Wave to connect devices like motion sensors, door/window sensors, lights and more. The SmartThings hub acts as the central brain that communicates with SmartThings cloud services and paired devices. Users can then monitor and automate devices with SmartApps that trigger actions based on sensor readings or other events. Smart Things aims to make home automation solutions more accessible and user-friendly for broad consumer adoption.
Fin is a wearable ring device that allows the user to control multiple digital devices through gestures of the hand and fingers. It was developed by Rohildev N and his company RHL Vision Technologies. When worn on the thumb, Fin uses sensors and Bluetooth to turn the palm and fingers into a touch interface. Users can swipe and tap with their thumb to dial calls, send texts, control media playback and more on connected smartphones, smart TVs, cars and other devices in a hands-free manner.
Deloitte is Canada's largest professional services firm providing audit, tax, consulting, enterprise risk and financial advisory services. It has over 8,000 total employees across Canada, including over 5,500 professional staff and 2,000 administrative staff working out of 56 locations. Deloitte provides consulting services in areas such as human capital, strategy and operations, and technology to clients across many industries.
Fin is a small wearable of its kind, a trendy gadget that you can wear on your thumb, which helps you to control your entire digital world.It uses smart Low Energy Technology such as Bluetooth for communication with connected devices.
This document discusses several latest technologies including hybrid IT and cloud computing changing the role of IT departments, smart watches incorporating new hardware and software features for health and fitness monitoring, Apple experimenting with new screen technology for the iPhone 6, expanded lens systems for iPhones, offshore wind farm projects in the US, brain-computer interfaces allowing people to control devices with their mind, and seniors being the fastest growing demographic adopting smartphones.
The document discusses latest computing devices including the Mac Mini, tablet PCs, and ultrabooks. It also discusses latest technology innovations such as robotics, types of robotics, and their uses. Robotics are defined and various types are described including mobile, industrial, domestic, medical, service, and military robots. Their uses in areas like factories, surgery, mail delivery, and entertainment are provided. The challenges of robots including their costs and inability to respond in emergencies are also noted. The document concludes with a discussion of communication and networking technologies and the definition and focus of social networking services.
This seminar discusses smart home technologies based on the Internet of Things. It provides an introduction and overview of key topics including the significance of smart homes, literature on the subject, and examples of smart home systems that have been implemented using technologies like ZigBee and virtualization of wireless sensor networks. The seminar concludes by discussing potential future work involving frameworks to share physical resources across multiple smart home applications.
google glass,latest technology,btech seminar topicShubham Gupta
This document discusses Google Glass, a wearable computer with an optical head-mounted display. It provides background on Google Glass, describing how it was developed by Google X Lab to allow hands-free access to information through voice commands. The document also covers what Google Glass can do, how it works, its design and technologies used. It discusses advantages like easy access to information but also disadvantages like privacy and addiction concerns.
The document summarizes Deloitte's 2015 Technology Fast 500 ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in North America. It provides information on the selection criteria for the ranking, requiring a minimum revenue growth of 500% over 3 years. The top 10 companies and their industries are listed, with the number 1 company growing over 21,000% in software. Overall, software companies made up the largest portion of the rankings. The full list is provided, categorized by industry, with biotechnology/pharmaceutical and software being the most represented sectors.
The document summarizes Deloitte's 2015 Technology Fast 500 ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in North America. It provides details on the selection criteria for the ranking, requiring a minimum revenue growth of 109% over three years. The top industries represented are software, digital media/entertainment, and biotechnology/pharmaceuticals. The ranking includes both public and private companies, with most headquartered in the US and Canada.
The document summarizes Deloitte's 2014 Technology Fast 500 ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in North America. It provides details on the selection criteria for the ranking, which focuses on companies with high revenue growth rates between 2009-2013. The top industries represented are software, internet, and computers/peripherals. The ranking includes both private and public companies headquartered across North America, with many located in major tech hubs like the San Francisco Bay Area.
The document summarizes Deloitte's 2014 Technology Fast 500 ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in North America. It provides details on the selection criteria for the ranking, which focuses on companies that achieved the highest revenue growth rates between 2009-2013. The ranking includes both private and public companies across various technology sectors. The top company was MobileIron which achieved 123,678% revenue growth during the period. The majority of companies on the list were from the software and internet industries and based in California and other West Coast US states as well as Ontario, Canada.
This document appears to be about an event honoring the fastest growing companies in Connecticut. It lists the names and locations of companies, their leadership, revenues, and growth percentages. It recognizes companies as winners in different categories and years for their high growth rates, with the overall fastest growing company being Datto Inc. at 1,436% growth.
The document summarizes Deloitte's 2011 Technology Fast 500 ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in North America. It provides details on the selection criteria, requirements for companies to be eligible, and how revenue growth is calculated. It also shares key facts and figures about the rankings, including industry breakdowns and geographic locations of the companies. The top 10 companies are listed with their industry, growth percentage, location, and CEO.
Deloittes 2009 Technology Fast 500™ Rankinglisaswiftney
Technology Fast 500™ provides a ranking of the fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences
and clean technology companies in North America. This ranking is compiled from nominations submitted directly to the
Technology Fast 500™ website, and public company database research conducted by Deloitte. Technology Fast 500™
award winners for 2009 are selected based on percentage fiscal year revenue growth during the five year period from
2004 to 2008.
The 10 Most Influential Leaders in MedTech Companies 2020 September 2020Merry D'souza
The 10 most influential leaders in medtech companies 2020 september 2020; Insights Succcess has published Magazine on 10 Most Influential Leaders in MedTech Companies in the September 2020.
Importance of social media in Pharmaceutical industryActiance, Inc.
Guidelines for the pharmaceutical industry are lacking, Novartis had used Facebook and two popular social networking sites, to influence consumers in spreading the word about Tasigna, a cancer drug. The FDA concluded that Novartis’ act failed to meet regulatory and compliance standards. Specifically, the FDA called out Novartis’ marketing as incomplete and misleading since it failed to communicate any risk information associated with the use of Tasigna.
This document summarizes the key events reported in the July 31, 2014 issue of Medical Device Daily, including:
1) Epic Sciences completed a $30 million Series C funding round to further develop its CTC assay for personalizing cancer treatment.
2) Establishment Labs developed a breast implant with an embedded chip that tracks implants and patient follow-up.
3) The American College of Radiology stated that reports of anxiety over false positives from lung cancer screening tests are exaggerated, fueling the debate around Medicare coverage of low-dose CT screening.
This document summarizes the key events reported in the July 31, 2014 issue of Medical Device Daily, including:
1) Epic Sciences completed a $30 million Series C funding round to further develop its CTC assay for personalizing cancer treatment.
2) Establishment Labs developed a breast implant with an embedded chip that tracks implants and patient follow-up.
3) Transplant Genomics is developing new biomarker tests to improve outcomes for transplant recipients.
MEDICAL DEVICE DAILY™
By Sergio Held, Staff Writer.
Costa Rican Establishment Labs (Alajuela, Costa Rica) has developed a breast implant imbedded with a chip that allows patients and physicians to track them and follow up on treatments...
This is the inaugural annual survey by TECNA, a non-profit trade association of regional technology organizations which serves as a leading voice in growing the North American technology economy, provides current and future technology trends locally, regionally and nationally. The survey was conducted in partnership with CompTIA, the non-profit association for the IT industry.
Fin is a wearable ring device that allows the user to control multiple digital devices through gestures of the hand and fingers. It was developed by Rohildev N and his company RHL Vision Technologies. When worn on the thumb, Fin uses sensors and Bluetooth to turn the palm and fingers into a touch interface. Users can swipe and tap with their thumb to dial calls, send texts, control media playback and more on connected smartphones, smart TVs, cars and other devices in a hands-free manner.
Deloitte is Canada's largest professional services firm providing audit, tax, consulting, enterprise risk and financial advisory services. It has over 8,000 total employees across Canada, including over 5,500 professional staff and 2,000 administrative staff working out of 56 locations. Deloitte provides consulting services in areas such as human capital, strategy and operations, and technology to clients across many industries.
Fin is a small wearable of its kind, a trendy gadget that you can wear on your thumb, which helps you to control your entire digital world.It uses smart Low Energy Technology such as Bluetooth for communication with connected devices.
This document discusses several latest technologies including hybrid IT and cloud computing changing the role of IT departments, smart watches incorporating new hardware and software features for health and fitness monitoring, Apple experimenting with new screen technology for the iPhone 6, expanded lens systems for iPhones, offshore wind farm projects in the US, brain-computer interfaces allowing people to control devices with their mind, and seniors being the fastest growing demographic adopting smartphones.
The document discusses latest computing devices including the Mac Mini, tablet PCs, and ultrabooks. It also discusses latest technology innovations such as robotics, types of robotics, and their uses. Robotics are defined and various types are described including mobile, industrial, domestic, medical, service, and military robots. Their uses in areas like factories, surgery, mail delivery, and entertainment are provided. The challenges of robots including their costs and inability to respond in emergencies are also noted. The document concludes with a discussion of communication and networking technologies and the definition and focus of social networking services.
This seminar discusses smart home technologies based on the Internet of Things. It provides an introduction and overview of key topics including the significance of smart homes, literature on the subject, and examples of smart home systems that have been implemented using technologies like ZigBee and virtualization of wireless sensor networks. The seminar concludes by discussing potential future work involving frameworks to share physical resources across multiple smart home applications.
google glass,latest technology,btech seminar topicShubham Gupta
This document discusses Google Glass, a wearable computer with an optical head-mounted display. It provides background on Google Glass, describing how it was developed by Google X Lab to allow hands-free access to information through voice commands. The document also covers what Google Glass can do, how it works, its design and technologies used. It discusses advantages like easy access to information but also disadvantages like privacy and addiction concerns.
The document summarizes Deloitte's 2015 Technology Fast 500 ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in North America. It provides information on the selection criteria for the ranking, requiring a minimum revenue growth of 500% over 3 years. The top 10 companies and their industries are listed, with the number 1 company growing over 21,000% in software. Overall, software companies made up the largest portion of the rankings. The full list is provided, categorized by industry, with biotechnology/pharmaceutical and software being the most represented sectors.
The document summarizes Deloitte's 2015 Technology Fast 500 ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in North America. It provides details on the selection criteria for the ranking, requiring a minimum revenue growth of 109% over three years. The top industries represented are software, digital media/entertainment, and biotechnology/pharmaceuticals. The ranking includes both public and private companies, with most headquartered in the US and Canada.
The document summarizes Deloitte's 2014 Technology Fast 500 ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in North America. It provides details on the selection criteria for the ranking, which focuses on companies with high revenue growth rates between 2009-2013. The top industries represented are software, internet, and computers/peripherals. The ranking includes both private and public companies headquartered across North America, with many located in major tech hubs like the San Francisco Bay Area.
The document summarizes Deloitte's 2014 Technology Fast 500 ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in North America. It provides details on the selection criteria for the ranking, which focuses on companies that achieved the highest revenue growth rates between 2009-2013. The ranking includes both private and public companies across various technology sectors. The top company was MobileIron which achieved 123,678% revenue growth during the period. The majority of companies on the list were from the software and internet industries and based in California and other West Coast US states as well as Ontario, Canada.
This document appears to be about an event honoring the fastest growing companies in Connecticut. It lists the names and locations of companies, their leadership, revenues, and growth percentages. It recognizes companies as winners in different categories and years for their high growth rates, with the overall fastest growing company being Datto Inc. at 1,436% growth.
The document summarizes Deloitte's 2011 Technology Fast 500 ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in North America. It provides details on the selection criteria, requirements for companies to be eligible, and how revenue growth is calculated. It also shares key facts and figures about the rankings, including industry breakdowns and geographic locations of the companies. The top 10 companies are listed with their industry, growth percentage, location, and CEO.
Deloittes 2009 Technology Fast 500™ Rankinglisaswiftney
Technology Fast 500™ provides a ranking of the fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences
and clean technology companies in North America. This ranking is compiled from nominations submitted directly to the
Technology Fast 500™ website, and public company database research conducted by Deloitte. Technology Fast 500™
award winners for 2009 are selected based on percentage fiscal year revenue growth during the five year period from
2004 to 2008.
The 10 Most Influential Leaders in MedTech Companies 2020 September 2020Merry D'souza
The 10 most influential leaders in medtech companies 2020 september 2020; Insights Succcess has published Magazine on 10 Most Influential Leaders in MedTech Companies in the September 2020.
Importance of social media in Pharmaceutical industryActiance, Inc.
Guidelines for the pharmaceutical industry are lacking, Novartis had used Facebook and two popular social networking sites, to influence consumers in spreading the word about Tasigna, a cancer drug. The FDA concluded that Novartis’ act failed to meet regulatory and compliance standards. Specifically, the FDA called out Novartis’ marketing as incomplete and misleading since it failed to communicate any risk information associated with the use of Tasigna.
This document summarizes the key events reported in the July 31, 2014 issue of Medical Device Daily, including:
1) Epic Sciences completed a $30 million Series C funding round to further develop its CTC assay for personalizing cancer treatment.
2) Establishment Labs developed a breast implant with an embedded chip that tracks implants and patient follow-up.
3) The American College of Radiology stated that reports of anxiety over false positives from lung cancer screening tests are exaggerated, fueling the debate around Medicare coverage of low-dose CT screening.
This document summarizes the key events reported in the July 31, 2014 issue of Medical Device Daily, including:
1) Epic Sciences completed a $30 million Series C funding round to further develop its CTC assay for personalizing cancer treatment.
2) Establishment Labs developed a breast implant with an embedded chip that tracks implants and patient follow-up.
3) Transplant Genomics is developing new biomarker tests to improve outcomes for transplant recipients.
MEDICAL DEVICE DAILY™
By Sergio Held, Staff Writer.
Costa Rican Establishment Labs (Alajuela, Costa Rica) has developed a breast implant imbedded with a chip that allows patients and physicians to track them and follow up on treatments...
This is the inaugural annual survey by TECNA, a non-profit trade association of regional technology organizations which serves as a leading voice in growing the North American technology economy, provides current and future technology trends locally, regionally and nationally. The survey was conducted in partnership with CompTIA, the non-profit association for the IT industry.
Wind River is a software company founded in 1981 with over 42,000 developers. It has $328M in revenue and focuses on embedded operating systems, development tools, and professional services. It has over 1,500 employees worldwide working on products that are used in over 350 million devices.
The document describes DVIRC, an organization that has served manufacturers in Greater Philadelphia for over 25 years. DVIRC helps manufacturers improve profitability and competitiveness through consulting services for business growth and operations, customized training and education programs, and executive peer networks. DVIRC works with over 300 firms annually and partially receives funding from the US Department of Commerce and Pennsylvania DCED to support over 5,000 manufacturers in Southeastern Pennsylvania.
Interoperability between electronic health record systems will continue to be a major issue in 2016. Healthcare consumerism is expected to grow as consumers demand more convenient access to healthcare information and services through digital technologies. However, the value of big data analytics may be difficult to prove as healthcare organizations struggle with data integration and a lack of analytics talent. There is also a risk that some healthcare startups could run afoul of regulators or have their apps shut down if they do not properly address privacy, safety and licensing issues. The role of technology leadership in healthcare organizations may broaden beyond the traditional CIO to include other executives focused on specific areas like analytics, security and digital transformation.
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We featured a few trustworthy CROs making a difference in the health space in our latest edition of Insights Care - 10 Most Reliable CROs to Watch in 2021.
This document discusses concepts related to the global health-tech industry. It provides an overview of key topics including the healthcare and life sciences industry in 2020, technologies and startups disrupting the status quo, a focus on the medical device industry globally and in India, and a concept note on syringe counterfeiting. The document also analyzes funding trends in 2020, highlights major disruptors like telemedicine, and provides snapshots on medical devices and new anti-counterfeiting technologies.
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An English 🇬🇧 translation of a presentation to the speech I gave about the main changes brought by CCS TSI 2023 at the biggest Czech conference on Communications and signalling systems on Railways, which was held in Clarion Hotel Olomouc from 7th to 9th November 2023 (konferenceszt.cz). Attended by around 500 participants and 200 on-line followers.
The original Czech 🇨🇿 version of the presentation can be found here: https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/hlavni-novinky-souvisejici-s-ccs-tsi-2023-2023-1695/269688092 .
The videorecording (in Czech) from the presentation is available here: https://youtu.be/WzjJWm4IyPk?si=SImb06tuXGb30BEH .
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Predictive maintenance is a proactive approach that anticipates equipment failures before they happen. At the forefront of this innovative strategy is Artificial Intelligence (AI), which brings unprecedented precision and efficiency. AI in predictive maintenance is transforming industries by reducing downtime, minimizing costs, and enhancing productivity.
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Feeling lost in the digital marketing whirlwind of 2024? Technology is changing, consumer habits are evolving, and staying ahead of the curve feels like a never-ending pursuit. This e-book is your compass. Dive into actionable insights to handle the complexities of modern marketing. From hyper-personalization to the power of user-generated content, learn how to build long-term relationships with your audience and unlock the secrets to success in the ever-shifting digital landscape.
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Dive into the realm of operating systems (OS) with Pravash Chandra Das, a seasoned Digital Forensic Analyst, as your guide. 🚀 This comprehensive presentation illuminates the core concepts, types, and evolution of OS, essential for understanding modern computing landscapes.
Beginning with the foundational definition, Das clarifies the pivotal role of OS as system software orchestrating hardware resources, software applications, and user interactions. Through succinct descriptions, he delineates the diverse types of OS, from single-user, single-task environments like early MS-DOS iterations, to multi-user, multi-tasking systems exemplified by modern Linux distributions.
Crucial components like the kernel and shell are dissected, highlighting their indispensable functions in resource management and user interface interaction. Das elucidates how the kernel acts as the central nervous system, orchestrating process scheduling, memory allocation, and device management. Meanwhile, the shell serves as the gateway for user commands, bridging the gap between human input and machine execution. 💻
The narrative then shifts to a captivating exploration of prominent desktop OSs, Windows, macOS, and Linux. Windows, with its globally ubiquitous presence and user-friendly interface, emerges as a cornerstone in personal computing history. macOS, lauded for its sleek design and seamless integration with Apple's ecosystem, stands as a beacon of stability and creativity. Linux, an open-source marvel, offers unparalleled flexibility and security, revolutionizing the computing landscape. 🖥️
Moving to the realm of mobile devices, Das unravels the dominance of Android and iOS. Android's open-source ethos fosters a vibrant ecosystem of customization and innovation, while iOS boasts a seamless user experience and robust security infrastructure. Meanwhile, discontinued platforms like Symbian and Palm OS evoke nostalgia for their pioneering roles in the smartphone revolution.
The journey concludes with a reflection on the ever-evolving landscape of OS, underscored by the emergence of real-time operating systems (RTOS) and the persistent quest for innovation and efficiency. As technology continues to shape our world, understanding the foundations and evolution of operating systems remains paramount. Join Pravash Chandra Das on this illuminating journey through the heart of computing. 🌟
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5th Power Grid Model Meet-up
It is with great pleasure that we extend to you an invitation to the 5th Power Grid Model Meet-up, scheduled for 6th June 2024. This event will adopt a hybrid format, allowing participants to join us either through an online Mircosoft Teams session or in person at TU/e located at Den Dolech 2, Eindhoven, Netherlands. The meet-up will be hosted by Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), a research university specializing in engineering science & technology.
Power Grid Model
The global energy transition is placing new and unprecedented demands on Distribution System Operators (DSOs). Alongside upgrades to grid capacity, processes such as digitization, capacity optimization, and congestion management are becoming vital for delivering reliable services.
Power Grid Model is an open source project from Linux Foundation Energy and provides a calculation engine that is increasingly essential for DSOs. It offers a standards-based foundation enabling real-time power systems analysis, simulations of electrical power grids, and sophisticated what-if analysis. In addition, it enables in-depth studies and analysis of the electrical power grid’s behavior and performance. This comprehensive model incorporates essential factors such as power generation capacity, electrical losses, voltage levels, power flows, and system stability.
Power Grid Model is currently being applied in a wide variety of use cases, including grid planning, expansion, reliability, and congestion studies. It can also help in analyzing the impact of renewable energy integration, assessing the effects of disturbances or faults, and developing strategies for grid control and optimization.
What to expect
For the upcoming meetup we are organizing, we have an exciting lineup of activities planned:
-Insightful presentations covering two practical applications of the Power Grid Model.
-An update on the latest advancements in Power Grid -Model technology during the first and second quarters of 2024.
-An interactive brainstorming session to discuss and propose new feature requests.
-An opportunity to connect with fellow Power Grid Model enthusiasts and users.
This presentation provides valuable insights into effective cost-saving techniques on AWS. Learn how to optimize your AWS resources by rightsizing, increasing elasticity, picking the right storage class, and choosing the best pricing model. Additionally, discover essential governance mechanisms to ensure continuous cost efficiency. Whether you are new to AWS or an experienced user, this presentation provides clear and practical tips to help you reduce your cloud costs and get the most out of your budget.
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When it comes to unit testing in the .NET ecosystem, developers have a wide range of options available. Among the most popular choices are NUnit, XUnit, and MSTest. These unit testing frameworks provide essential tools and features to help ensure the quality and reliability of code. However, understanding the differences between these frameworks is crucial for selecting the most suitable one for your projects.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technologies, XML continues to play a vital role in structuring, storing, and transporting data across diverse systems. The recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) present new methodologies for enhancing XML development workflows, introducing efficiency, automation, and intelligent capabilities. This presentation will outline the scope and perspective of utilizing AI in XML development. The potential benefits and the possible pitfalls will be highlighted, providing a balanced view of the subject.
We will explore the capabilities of AI in understanding XML markup languages and autonomously creating structured XML content. Additionally, we will examine the capacity of AI to enrich plain text with appropriate XML markup. Practical examples and methodological guidelines will be provided to elucidate how AI can be effectively prompted to interpret and generate accurate XML markup.
Further emphasis will be placed on the role of AI in developing XSLT, or schemas such as XSD and Schematron. We will address the techniques and strategies adopted to create prompts for generating code, explaining code, or refactoring the code, and the results achieved.
The discussion will extend to how AI can be used to transform XML content. In particular, the focus will be on the use of AI XPath extension functions in XSLT, Schematron, Schematron Quick Fixes, or for XML content refactoring.
The presentation aims to deliver a comprehensive overview of AI usage in XML development, providing attendees with the necessary knowledge to make informed decisions. Whether you’re at the early stages of adopting AI or considering integrating it in advanced XML development, this presentation will cover all levels of expertise.
By highlighting the potential advantages and challenges of integrating AI with XML development tools and languages, the presentation seeks to inspire thoughtful conversation around the future of XML development. We’ll not only delve into the technical aspects of AI-powered XML development but also discuss practical implications and possible future directions.
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Boost your website's visibility with proven SEO techniques! Our latest blog dives into essential strategies to enhance your online presence, increase traffic, and rank higher on search engines. From keyword optimization to quality content creation, learn how to make your site stand out in the crowded digital landscape. Discover actionable tips and expert insights to elevate your SEO game.
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Read Taking AI to the Next Level in Manufacturing to gain insights on AI adoption in the manufacturing industry, such as:
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Deloitte 2016 Technology Fast 500
1. 2016 Technology Fast 500
Recognizing growth
The fastest growing technology companies
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2. Contents ABOUT DELOITTE’S TECHNOLOGY FAST 500
THE TOP TEN
CONTACTS
THE LIST
BY THE NUMBERS
MORE INFORMATION
BIOTECHNOLOGY/PHARMACEUTICAL
COMMUNICATIONS/NETWORKING
DIGITAL CONTENT/MEDIA/ENTERTAINMENT
ELECTRONIC DEVICES/HARDWARE
ENERGY TECH
MEDICAL DEVICES
SEMICONDUCTORS
SOFTWARE
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3. About Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500
The Deloitte Technology Fast 500 is the leading technology awards program in North America (US and Canada) with 2016 being its
twenty-second anniversary. Combining technological innovation, entrepreneurship, and rapid growth, Fast 500 companies—large,
small, public, and private—span a variety of industry sectors, and are leaders in hardware, software, telecom, semiconductors, life
sciences, and emerging areas, such as clean technology. These companies are on the cutting edge and are transforming the way we
do business today.
Selection and qualifying criteria
Technology Fast 500 provides a ranking of the fastest growing technology, life sciences, and energy tech companies—both public
and private—in North America. Technology Fast 500 award winners for 2016 are selected based on percentage fiscal year revenue
growth during the period from 2012 to 2015.
In order to be eligible for Technology Fast 500 recognition, companies must own proprietary intellectual property or technology that
is sold to customers in products that contribute to a majority of the company’s operating revenues. Companies must have base-year
operating revenues of at least $50,000 USD, and current-year operating revenues of at least $5 million USD. Additionally, companies
must be in business for a minimum of four years, and be headquartered within North America.
This ranking is compiled from nominations submitted directly to the Technology Fast 500 website, and public company database
research conducted by Deloitte LLP.
Program information
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4. The Top Ten
Rank Company name Primary industry % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
Loot Crate Digital content/media/entertainment 66,661% Los Angeles CA Chris Davis
Yieldbot Digital content/media/entertainment 39,783% New York NY Jonathan Mendez
ARIAD Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Biotechnology/pharmaceutical 21,191% Cambridge MA Paris Panayiotopoulos
SearchMarketers.com Digital content/media/entertainment 16,547% Irvine CA Joe Britton
BounceX Software 14,575% New York NY Ryan Urban
Doximity Software 14,350% San Francisco CA Jeff Tangney
Gainsight Software 12,730% Redwood City CA Nick Mehta
Lexicon Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Biotechnology/pharmaceutical 11,839% The Woodlands TX Lonnel Coats
Datadog Software 10,303% New York NY Olivier Pomel
AppLovin Software 10,276% Palo Alto CA Adam Foroughi
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5. By the numbers
64%
36%
Private
company
Public
company
95 companies
had 1000%
growth or higher
120%
66,661%
3-year
growth
rate
Companies that have
received venture capital/
private equity funding in
their history
95 companies
had 1000% growth
or higher
Private
Public
68%
Companies that have received venture
capital funding in their history
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6. By the numbers (cont.)
13%
Biotechology/
pharmaceutical
12%
Digital content/
media/entertainment
5%
Medical
devices
2%
Semiconductors
1%
Energy tech
4%
Electronic devices/
hardware
5%
Communication/
networking
58%
Software
Software remains the leading industry with 290 companies
Private winners by software sub-sectorWinners by industry segment
SaaS
44%
24%
Internet
of things
2%
Artificial
intelligence
.5%
Social
networking
.5%
Security
10%
Cloud
services
8%
Data
analytics
5%Mobile
2%
Consumer
software
4%
Enterprise
software
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7. Medical devices 255%
Energy tech 215%
Semiconductors 209%
Communication/
networking
199%
By the numbers (cont.)
3-year median percentage growth rate by sector
Digital content/media/
entertainment
544%
Biotechnology/
pharmaceutical
428%
Electronic devices/
hardware
290%
Software 275%
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8. Arizona
Florida
Atlanta
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Diego
LA/Orange
County
Montréal
Ottawa
Toronto
Alabama
New England
- Massachusetts 26
- New Hampshire 1
Tri-State
- Connecticut 7
- New Jersey 17
- New York 59
North Carolina
South Carolina
Oregon
Salt Lake
City
New
Mexico Greater Washington
- Maryland 8
- Virginia 19
- Washington, D.C. 5
Delaware
Southwestern
Ontario
102 Silicon Valley/
SF Bay Area
Seattle
Vancouver 15
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7
1
5
14
Denver
7
Saskatoon
1Calgary
Edmonton
1
3
Austin 8
Dallas 2
5
Houston
Iowa
Minnesota 7
Wisconsin 2
Indianapolis
Michigan
Ohio
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2
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3
9
1
Idaho
1
Wyoming
1
Oklahoma
18
2
Québec
2
12
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3
By the numbers (cont.)
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Companies by Company
Headquarters
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9. The list
BIOTECHNOLOGY/PHARMACEUTICAL
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
3 ARIAD Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 21,191% Cambridge MA Paris Panayiotopoulos
8 Lexicon Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 11,839% The Woodlands TX Lonnel Coats
11 Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 9,659% Rockville MD Jack A. Khattar
12 Imprimis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 9,616% San Diego CA Mark Baum
21 ZIOPHARM Oncology, Inc. 5,315% Boston MA Laurence J.N. Cooper
23 VIVUS, Inc. 4,643% Mountain View CA Seth Fischer
26 bluebird bio, Inc. 4,041% Cambridge MA Nick Leschly
27 Rosetta Genomics, Ltd. 4,013% Philadelphia PA Ken Berlin
28 NewLink Genetics Corporation 3,961% Ames IA Charles J. Link
29 Five Prime Therapeutics, Inc. 3,704% San Francisco CA Lewis Williams
41 Eagle Pharmaceuticals Inc. 2,508% Woodcliff Lake NJ Scott Tarriff
43 Achillion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 2,436% New Haven CT Milind Deshpande
48 Aradigm Corporation 2,227% Hayward CA Igor Gonda
52 INSYS Therapeutics, Inc. 2,037% Chandler AZ John Kapoor
The following listing has been sorted by industry and rank. To view the list by overall ranking, visit www.Fast500.com. Ranking determined based on a tenth of a percentile.
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BIOTECHNOLOGY/PHARMACEUTICAL
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
57 Egalet Corporation 1,801% Wayne PA Robert Radie
61 Inscopix Inc 1,630% Palo Alto CA Kunal Ghosh
65 Coherus Biosciences, Inc. 1,482% Redwood City CA Dennis Lanfear
68 Corcept Therapeutics Incorporated 1,421% Menlo Park CA Joseph K. Belanoff
69 Proove Biosciences Inc. 1,386% Irvine CA Brian Meshkin
77 Geron Corporation 1,243% Menlo Park CA John Scarlett
80 Threshold Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 1,211% San Francisco CA Harold E. Selick
82 Rigel Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 1,184% San Francisco CA Raul R. Rodriguez
85 Intrexon Corporation 1,160% Germantown MD Randal J. Kirk
102 Intersect ENT, Inc. 951% Menlo Park CA Lisa Earnhardt
107 Inovio Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 885% Plymouth Meeting PA Joseph Kim
110 Exact Sciences Corporation 852% Madison WI Kevin Conroy
122 AcelRx Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 705% Redwood City CA Howard Rosen
132 Trevena, Inc. 674% King of Prussia PA Maxine Gowen
133 Anacor Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 667% Palo Alto CA Paul Berns
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BIOTECHNOLOGY/PHARMACEUTICAL
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
142 Orexigen Therapeutics, Inc. 614% La Jolla CA Michael Narachi
157 ADMA Biologics, Inc. 542% Ramsey NJ Adam Grossman
159 Pacira Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 537% Parsippany NJ David Stack
193 TherapeuticsMD, Inc. 428% Boca Raton FL Robert G. Finizio
196 ImmunoGen, Inc. 423% Waltham MA Mark Enyedy
198 Concert Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 419% Lexington MA Roger Tung, Ph.D.
199 Medivation, Inc. 419% San Francisco CA David Hung, M.D.
200 Teligent, Inc. 417% Buena NJ Jason Grenfell-Gardner
204 Adaptive Biotechnologies 408% Seattle WA Chad Robins
209 AMAG Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 390% Waltham MA William K. Heiden
222 Ardelyx, Inc. 344% Fremont CA Mike Raab
233 Cancer Genetics, Inc. 319% Rutherford NJ Panna Sharma
254 Enanta Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 286% Watertown MA Jay R. Luly, Ph.D.
255 Akorn, Inc. 285% Lake Forest IL Raj Rai
261 Cytokinetics, Inc. 279% San Francisco CA Robert I. Blum
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BIOTECHNOLOGY/PHARMACEUTICAL
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
264 Depomed, Inc. 277% Newark CA James A. Schoeneck
267 ANI Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 275% Baudette MN Arthur Przybyl
315 Gilead Sciences, Inc. 236% Foster City CA John F. Milligan
317 Vanda Pharmaceuticals Inc. 236% Washington DC Mihael H. Polymeropoulos, M.D.
325 Lannett Company, Inc. 231% Philadelphia PA Arthur P. Bedrosian, J.D.
334 Immune Design Corp. 221% Seattle WA Carlos Paya, M.D., Ph.D.
359 Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 198% Tarrytown NY Leonard S. Schleifer, M.D., Ph.D.
366 Xencor, Inc. 192% Monrovia CA Bassil I. Dahiyat, Ph.D.
367 Capricor Therapeutics, Inc. 191% Beverly Hills CA Linda Marbán, Ph.D.
375 Pernix Therapeutics Holdings, Inc. 187% Morristown NJ John Sedor
376 Nektar Therapeutics 184% San Francisco CA Howard Robin
388 FibroGen, Inc. 174% San Francisco CA Tom Neff
399 PEN Inc. 170% Miami FL Scott Rickert
407 Soligenix, Inc. 161% Princeton NJ Christopher J. Schaber, Ph.D.
422 Incyte Corporation 154% Wilmington DE Hervé Hoppenot
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BIOTECHNOLOGY/PHARMACEUTICAL
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
432 MusclePharm Corporation 149% Denver CO Ryan Drexler
455 Agios Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 135% Cambridge MA David Schenkein
463 Infinity Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 131% Cambridge MA Adelene Perkins
473 Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 130% New Haven CT David Hallal
476 Ligand Pharmaceuticals Inc. 129% La Jolla CA John Higgins
490 Omeros Corporation 124% Seattle WA Gregory A. Demopulos
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COMMUNICATIONS/NETWORKING
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
20 MacStadium, Inc. 5,341% Atlanta GA Gregory McGraw
47 Straight Path Communications Inc. 2,294% Glen Allen VA David Jonas
186 Dialpad 451% San Francisco CA Craig Walker
218 Accordant Media 351% New York NY Art Muldoon; Matt Greitzer
226 Arista Networks, Inc. 333% Santa Clara CA Jayshree Ullal
227 TeleWorld Solutions 330% Chantilly VA Shervin Gerami
276 The Revenue Optimization Companies 269% Coral Gables FL Brett Beveridge
294 Amyx 256% Reston VA Satya Akula
296 ARRIS International plc 254% Suwanee GA Robert Stanzione
298 Zayo Group, LLC 253% Boulder CO Dan Caruso
301 PhishLabs 252% Charleston SC John LaCour
356 Applied Optoelectronics, Inc. 199% Sugar Land TX Dr. Thompson Lin
363 Datalot 195% Brooklyn NY Josh Reznick
377 ColoCrossing 182% Buffalo NY Jon Biloh
383 ORBCOMM, Inc. 176% Rochelle Park NJ Marc Eisenberg
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COMMUNICATIONS/NETWORKING
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
416 nexVortex 155% Herndon VA Fred Fromm
438 Bankai Group, Inc. 145% Kew Gardens NY Bankim Brahmbhatt
439 Nexcess.Net, LLC 145% Southfield MI Chris Wells
440 Evolve IP 144% Wayne PA Thomas J. Gravina
446 NeuLion, Inc. 141% Plainview NY Roy Reichbach
458 Star2Star Communications 133% Sarasota FL Norman Worthington
466 TextNow 131% Waterloo ON Derek Ting
472 Fusion 130% New York NY Matthew Rosen
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DIGITAL CONTENT/MEDIA/ENTERTAINMENT
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
1 Loot Crate 66,661% Los Angeles CA Chris Davis
2 Yieldbot 39,783% New York NY Jonathan Mendez
4 SearchMarketers.com 16,547% Irvine CA Joe Britton
32 TickPick 3,488% New York NY Chris O’Brien
33 Render Media 3,238% Los Angeles CA Vic Belonogoff
36 Maropost 2,956% Toronto ON Ross Andrew
44 Canada Drives 2,392% Vancouver BC Cody Green
53 FanDuel 1,943% New York NY Nigel Eccles
59 PlaceIQ 1,748% New York NY Duncan McCall
66 GumGum 1,447% Santa Monica CA Ophir Tanz
72 Sortable 1,310% Kitchener ON Christopher Reid
75 ZEFR 1,281% Venice CA Rich Raddon; Zach James
76 NerdWallet 1,263% San Francisco CA Tim Chen
78 Eyeview 1,239% New York NY Oren Harnevo
79 Speakr Inc. 1,216% Hollywood CA Marco Hansell
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DIGITAL CONTENT/MEDIA/ENTERTAINMENT
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
81 General Assembly 1,210% New York NY Jake Schwartz
86 Kargo 1,141% New York NY Harry Kargman
88 Influenster 1,105% New York NY Aydin Acar
91 Cardlytics 1,049% Atlanta GA Scott Grimes
99 HealthCare.Com 988% Miami FL Howard Yeh
103 Big Blue Bubble 950% London ON Damir Slogar
109 AXS 857% Los Angeles CA Bryan Perez
117 RockYou, Inc. 767% San Francisco CA Lisa Marino
124 AdTheorent 695% New York NY Anthony Iacovone
129 Integral Ad Science 678% New York NY Scott Knoll
137 Tongal 631% Santa Monica CA Robert Salvatore
141 JUICE Mobile 618% Toronto ON Neil Sweeney
147 Tapad 594% New York NY Are Traasdahl
156 FSA Store, Inc. 546% New York NY Jeremy Miller
158 FastPay 541% Los Angeles CA Jed Simon
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DIGITAL CONTENT/MEDIA/ENTERTAINMENT
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
162 Dealer Spike 525% Lake Oswego OR Jay Mason
163 Maximum Games 524% Walnut Creek CA Christina Seelye
180 VertaMedia 479% New York NY Alex Bornyakov
181 ReviMedia 473% New York NY Frans van Hulle
208 XYZ Technologie Culturelle 392% Montréal QC Éric Cyr
212 Simpli.fi 379% Fort Worth TX Frost Prioleau
232 FlowPlay 321% Seattle WA Derrick Morton
238 PulsePoint 307% New York NY Sloan Gaon
242 Yelp Inc. 300% San Francisco CA Jeremy Stoppelman
248 Sojern 293% San Francisco CA Mark Rabe
273 Scorpion 272% Valencia CA Rustin Kretz
274 WeddingWire 272% Chevy Chase MD Timothy Chi
277 Precise Leads 267% New York NY Antonio Franzese
280 MyJobHelper.com 266% New York NY Josh Blumenfeld
312 Dejero Labs 238% Waterloo ON Brian Cram
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DIGITAL CONTENT/MEDIA/ENTERTAINMENT
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
333 Big Viking Games 223% London ON Albert Lai
336 AcuityAds Inc. 219% Toronto ON Tal Hayek
341 P2Sample 213% Alpharetta GA Mathijs de Jong
351 Madison Logic 205% New York NY Tom O’Regan
357 HealthPlanOne, LLC 199% Trumbull CT William Stapleton
379 VideoBlocks 179% Reston VA TJ Leonard
424 Addictive Mobility 153% Toronto ON Naveed Ahmad
426 Shutterstock, Inc. 151% New York NY Jon Oringer
445 L2TMedia 142% Evanston IL Liz Prior; Tom Moorhead
456 Liquidus Marketing 134% Chicago IL Todd Holmes
486 Klick 125% Toronto ON Leerom Segal
491 Prodege/Swagbucks 124% El Segundo CA Chuck Davis
494 Mashable 123% New York NY Pete Cashmore
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Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
19 FORM Holdings Corp. 6,048% New York NY Andrew Perlman
46 Fitbit Inc. 2,333% San Francisco CA James Park
63 Nimble Storage, Inc. 1,525% San Jose CA Suresh Vasudevan
108 ITUS Corporation 874% Los Angeles CA Robert Berman
150 Clearpath 571% Kitchener ON Matthew Rendall
187 FireFly Computers 447% Saint Paul MN Kari Phillips
213 Cemtrex Inc. 368% Farmingdale NY Saagar Govil
214 Aeryon Labs 364% Waterloo ON Dave Kroetsch
230 ARCA 325% Mebane NC Mort O’Sullivan
234 CoroWare, Inc. 317% Bellevue WA Lloyd Spencer
243 Andrea Electronics Corporation 298% Bohemia NY Douglas J. Andrea
260 Implant Sciences Corporation 281% Wilmington MA William McGann
262 Insigma Inc 279% Reston VA Kamna Kapoor
275 ARC Group Worldwide, Inc. 270% Deland FL Jason Young
279 Zebra Technologies Corporation 267% Lincolnshire IL Anders Gustafsson
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ELECTRONIC DEVICES/HARDWARE
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
286 Eddyfi 262% Québec QC Martin Theriault
327 Kinova Inc. 227% Boisbriand QC Charles Deguire
331 Stratasys Ltd. 223% Eden Prairie MN Ilan Levin
362 Pro-Vision Video Systems, Inc. 196% Byron Center MI Steve Peacock
441 InvenSense, Inc. 143% San Jose CA Behrooz Abdi
457 NuAxis Innovations 134% Vienna VA Imran Akram
478 Allied Motion Technologies Inc. 128% Amherst NY Dick Warzala
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ENERGY TECH
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
139 Norbachi 619% Harbor City CA Farzad Dibachi
194 Corvus Energy 426% Richmond BC Andrew Morden
245 Plug Power Inc. 296% Latham NY Andy Marsh
310 WellDog 239% Laramie WY John Pope, Ph.D.
340 SunLink 215% Mill Valley CA Michael Maulick; Ken Schwarz
349 EcoSense 205% Los Angeles CA Mark Reynoso
350 Greensmith Energy 205% Herndon VA John Jung
415 Carmanah Technologies 158% Victoria BC John Simmons
474 Universal Display Corporation 130% Ewing NJ Steven Abramson
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MEDICAL DEVICES
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
17 Strata Skin Sciences, Inc. 6,553% Horsham PA Michael Stewart
39 Tandem Diabetes Care, Inc. 2,843% San Diego CA Kim Blickentstaff
62 SonoSim, Inc 1,579% Santa Monica CA Eric Savitsky, M.D.
87 Alliqua BioMedical, Inc. 1,124% Yardley PA David Johnson
134 pSivida Corp. 653% Watertown MA Paul Ashton
154 Second Sight Medical Products, Inc. 555% Sylmar CA Will McGuire
160 TearLab Corporation 535% San Diego CA Seph Jensen
166 OrthoAccel Technologies, Inc. 510% Bellaire TX Michael K. Lowe
176 Semler Scientific, Inc. 484% Portland OR Douglas Murphy Chutorian
241 DexCom, Inc. 302% San Diego CA Kevin Sayer
256 Nevro Corp. 284% Redwood City CA Rami Elghandour
283 Sientra, Inc. 265% Santa Barbara CA Jeffrey Nugent
295 AxoGen, Inc. 255% Alachua FL Karen Zaderej
302 Entellus Medical, Inc. 251% Plymouth MN Robert S. White
320 ZELTIQ Aesthetics, Inc. 235% Pleasanton CA Mark J. Foley
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Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
328 Inogen 227% Goleta CA Raymond Huggenberger
353 Oxford Immunotec Global PLC 204% Marlborough MA Peter Wrighton-Smith, Ph.D.
384 Sequenom Inc. 176% San Diego CA Dirk Van Den Boom, Ph.D.
390 NanoString Technologies, Inc. 173% Seattle WA Brad Gray
395 ConforMIS, Inc. 171% Bedford MA Philipp Lang, M.D., MBA
419 Penumbra, Inc. 154% Alameda CA Adam Elsesser
428 Heartware International, Inc. 150% Framingham MA Doug Godshall
442 Amendia, Inc. 143% Marietta GA Chris Fair
450 Unilife Corporation 138% York PA John Ryan
498 Cynosure, Inc. 121% Westford MA Michael Davin
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Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
24 Movidius 4,262% San Mateo CA Remi El-Ouazzane
189 Ascent Solar Technologies, Inc. 446% Thornton CO Victor Lee
229 Aquantia Corp 326% San Jose CA Faraj Aalaei
343 Synaptics Inc. 211% San Jose CA Rick Bergman
346 MaxLinear, Inc. 207% Carlsbad CA Kishore Seendripu, Ph.D.
389 Cirrus Logic, Inc. 174% Austin TX Jason Rhode, Ph.D.
398 Inphi Corporation 170% Santa Clara CA Dr. Ford Tamer
489 Ambarella, Inc. 124% Santa Clara CA Fermi Wang
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26. SOFTWARE
Rank Company name % Growth City St./Prov. CEO name
5 BounceX 14,575% New York NY Ryan Urban
6 Doximity 14,350% San Francisco CA Jeff Tangney
7 Gainsight 12,730% Redwood City CA Nick Mehta
9 Datadog 10,303% New York NY Olivier Pomel
10 AppLovin 10,276% Palo Alto CA Adam Foroughi
13 WalkMe 8,085% San Francisco CA Dan Adika
14 Pure Storage, Inc. 7,146% Mountain View CA Scott Dietzen
15 Tanium Inc. 6,965% Emeryville CA Orion Hindawi
16 The Muse 6,783% New York NY Kathryn Minshew
18 Box, Inc. 6,311% Redwood City CA Aaron Levie
22 Benevity, Inc. 5,104% Calgary AB Bryan de Lottinville
25 Dollar Shave Club 4,186% Marina Del Rey CA Michael Dubin
30 Nutanix, Inc. 3,566% San Jose CA Dheeraj Pandey
31 InfoScout 3,507% San Francisco CA Jared Schrieber
34 CallRail 3,070% Atlanta GA Andy Powell
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35 Cognitive Medical Systems 2,997% San Diego CA Emory Fry, M.D.
37 Prodigy Ventures 2,931% Toronto ON Tom Beckerman
38 Prosper 2,901% San Francisco CA Aaron Vermut
40 CrowdStrike 2,665% Irvine CA George Kurtz
42 Hortonworks, Inc. 2,452% Santa Clara CA Rob Bearden
45 Zerto 2,370% Boston MA Ziv Kedem
49 Snipp Interactive 2,223% Washington DC Atul Sabharwal
50 KnowBe4 2,164% Clearwater FL Stu Sjouwerman
51 Cireson 2,152% San Diego CA Paul Sutton; Shaun Ericson
54 Drawbridge 1,903% San Mateo CA Kamakshi Sivaramakrishnan
55 The Trade Desk 1,836% Ventura CA Jeff Green
56 Movable Ink 1,810% New York NY Vivek Sharma
58 CINC (Commissions Inc.) 1,761% Marietta GA Duane LeGate
60 Yext 1,676% New York NY Howard Lerman
64 Delphix 1,492% Menlo Park CA Chris Cook
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67 Vacasa 1,426% Portland OR Eric Breon
70 Function(x) Inc. 1,371% New York NY Robert F. X. Sillerman
71 Metamarkets 1,351% San Francisco CA Mike Driscoll
73 PagerDuty 1,303% San Francisco CA Jennifer Tejada
74 Welltok 1,285% Denver CO Jeff Margolis
83 Seismic 1,170% Solana Beach CA Doug Winter
84 Axonify 1,166% Waterloo ON Carol Leaman
89 Qstream 1,078% Burlington MA Duncan Lennox
90 LookingGlass Cyber Solutions 1,054% Reston VA Chris Coleman
92 2nd Watch 1,028% Seattle WA Doug Schneider
93 Easy Solutions 1,022% Doral FL Ricardo Villadiego
94 Signal 1,008% Chicago IL Mike Sands
95 DoubleDutch 1,005% San Francisco CA Lawrence Coburn
96 Plusgrade 1,004% Montréal QC Ken Harris
97 Health Catalyst 998% Salt Lake City UT Dan Burton
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98 Adgorithms LTD 992% New York NY Or Shani
100 Turbonomic 954% Boston MA Ben Nye
101 Sauce Labs 951% San Francisco CA Charles Ramsey
104 ZipRecruiter 931% Santa Monica CA Ian Siegel
105 Coupa Software 915% San Mateo CA Rob Bernshteyn
106 King Memory 888% Columbus OH Darryl Tanner; Chad Crnkovich
111 New Relic, Inc. 847% San Francisco CA Lew Cirne
112 SaleCycle 824% Sterling VA Dominic Edmunds
113 SkyKick 813% Seattle WA Todd Schwartz
114 Biz2Credit 802% New York NY Rohit Arora
115 Pluralsight 800% Famington UT Aaron Skonnard
116 ShopKeep 776% New York NY Michael DeSimone
118 NewsCred 767% New York NY Shafqat Islam
119 mobileLIVE 758% Richmond Hill ON Jahan Ali
120 Unbounce 740% Vancouver BC Richard Perreault
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121 Instructure, Inc. 734% Salt Lake City UT Josh Coates
123 Contently 697% New York NY Joe Coleman
125 AcademicWorks 690% Austin TX Brandon Phipps
126 Wrike 685% Mountain View CA Andrew Filev
127 You.i TV 683% Kanata ON Jason Flick
128 TSheets.com 682% Eagle ID Matt Rissell
130 ServiceMax 677% Pleasanton CA Dave Yarnold
131 Truveris 677% New York NY Faisal Mushtaq
135 Twilio 648% San Francisco CA Jeff Lawson
136 FireEye, Inc. 648% Milpitas CA Kevin Mandia
138 Merit Solutions 629% Wheaton IL Bill Burke
140 GiftCardBin 618% West Sacramento CA Michelle Kille
143 Spreemo 612% New York NY Ron Vianu
144 Wombat Security Technologies 602% Pittsburgh PA Joe Ferrara
145 Twitter, Inc. 600% San Francisco CA Jack Dorsey
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146 Malwarebytes 599% Santa Clara CA Marcin Kleczynski
148 Seal Software 591% San Francisco CA Ulf Zetterberg
149 TraceLink 585% North Reading MA Shabbir Dahod
151 Procore Technologies 566% Carpinteria CA Craig “Tooey” Courtemanche
152 PhishMe 564% Leesburg VA Rohyt Belani
153 Mediamorph 558% New York NY Rob Gardos
155 TravelPASS Group, LLC 546% Lehi UT Ryan McCoy
161 Professional Diversity Network, Inc. 527% Chicago IL James Kirsch
164 Square, Inc. 523% San Francisco CA Jack Dorsey
165 Phunware, Inc. 521% Austin TX Alan Knitowski
167 Magnetic 509% New York NY James Green
168 Druva 505% Sunnyvale CA Jaspreet Singh
169 MediaAlpha 504% Redmond WA Steve Yi
170 symplr 503% Houston TX Rick Pleczko
171 MuleSoft 498% San Francisco CA Greg Schott
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172 Smartsheet 490% Bellevue WA Mark Mader
173 L4 Digital 487% Seattle WA Keith O’Neill
174 CENX 487% Ottawa ON Kim Butler
175 Workday, Inc. 486% Pleasanton CA Aneel Bhusri
177 Traction on Demand 483% Burnaby BC Greg Malpass
178 Axtria 482% Berkeley Heights NJ Jassi Chadha
179 SiteLock 479% Scottsdale AZ Neill Feather
182 Ameri100 468% Princeton NJ Giri Devanur
183 Modernizing Medicine 462% Boca Raton FL Daniel Cane
184 Budget Dumpster 454% Westlake OH John Fenn; Mark Campbell
185 SMS Masterminds 454% San Luis Obispo CA Luke Wallace
188 Zendesk, Inc. 446% San Francisco CA Mikkel Svane
190 CloudOne 439% Fishers IN John McDonald
191 Magnet Forensics Inc. 437% Waterloo ON Adam Belsher
192 TubeMogul, Inc. 429% Emeryville CA Brett Wilson
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195 Untangle 424% San Jose CA Scott Devens
197 Precision Technologies Corp 423% Monmouth Junction NJ Deepali Khadakban
201 Zapproved, Inc. 417% Portland OR Monica Enand
202 Tableau Software, Inc. 417% Seattle WA Adam Selipsky
203 Veeva Systems Inc. 411% Pleasanton CA Peter Gassner
205 hCentive 408% Reston VA Sanjay Singh
206 Vena Solutions 404% Toronto ON Don Mal
207 Netsertive 402% Morrisville NC Brendan Morrissey
210 Chef Software 385% Seattle WA Barry Crist
211 Act-On Software 380% Portland OR Andy MacMillan
215 Apttus 363% San Mateo CA Kirk Krappe
216 Appnovation Technologies 358% Vancouver BC Arnold Leung
217 8D Technologies Inc. 352% Montréal QC Isabelle Bettez
219 Financeit 348% Toronto ON Michael Garrity
220 MediaMath 344% New York NY Joe Zawadzki
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221 Limeade 344% Bellevue WA Henry Albrecht
223 InviteManager 344% Calabasas CA Tony Knopp
224 Duda 339% Palo Alto CA Itai Sadan
225 Rubicon Project 335% Playa Vista CA Frank Addante
228 Simeio Solutions 328% Atlanta GA Hemen Vimadalal
231 Pandora Media, Inc. 324% Oakland CA Tim Westergren
235 ScribbleLive 314% Toronto ON Vince Mifsud
236 ServiceNow, Inc. 313% Santa Clara CA Frank Slootman
237 Work Market 312% New York NY Stephen DeWitt
239 Evariant 303% Farmington CT William Moschella
240 PointSource 303% Raleigh NC Chris Hugill
244 Sailthru 297% New York NY Neil Lustig
246 SRI Tech Solutions Inc. 295% Tampa FL Hari Thota
247 Cedexis 294% Portland OR Scott Grout
249 Digital Turbine, Inc. 291% Austin TX Bill Stone
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250 LoanLogics 291% Trevose PA Brian K. Fitzpatrick
251 Avaap 289% Edison NJ Dhiraj Shah
252 Paymentus Corporation 288% Charlotte NC Dushyant Sharma
253 EventMobi 287% Toronto ON Bob Vaez
257 Neurio 283% Vancouver BC Janice Cheam
258 Invincea, Inc. 283% Fairfax VA Anup Ghosh
259 Innovest Systems 282% New York NY Glenn Schmidt
263 Dealer-FX 278% Toronto ON Gary Kalk
265 Invoca 277% Santa Barbara CA Mark Woodward
266 Optoro 276% Washington DC Tobin Moore
268 AvidXchangeTM
275% Charlotte NC Michael Praeger
269 DiscoverOrg 274% Vancouver WA Henry Schuck
270 Zuora 273% Foster City CA Tien Tzuo
271 Silverline 273% New York NY Gireesh Sonnad
272 Splunk Inc. 273% San Francisco CA Doug Merritt
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278 TeleSign 267% Marina del Rey CA Aled Miles
281 Buildium 266% Boston MA Michael Monteiro
282 MobileIron, Inc. 265% Mountain View CA Barry Mainz
284 Palo Alto Networks, Inc. 264% Santa Clara CA Mark McLaughlin
285 LDiscovery, LLC 263% McLean VA Christopher Weiler
287 Tracx 262% Bethesda MD Rick Rudman
288 eSentire 261% Cambridge ON J. Paul Haynes
289 Apprio, Inc. 260% Washington DC Darryl F. Britt
290 Marketo, Inc. 259% San Mateo CA Phil Fernandez
291 SoftPath Technologies LLC 258% Livonia MI Jay Gubbala
292 ForeScout Technologies, Inc. 258% San Jose CA Michael DeCesare
293 MedHOK 257% Tampa FL Anil Kottoor
297 WebPT 253% Phoenix AZ Nancy Ham
299 HubSpot, Inc. 253% Cambridge MA Brian Halligan
300 Facebook, Inc. 253% Menlo Park CA Mark Zuckerberg
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303 Qumu Corporation 250% Minneapolis MN Vern Hanzlik
304 Cherwell Software 250% Colorado Springs CO Craig Harper
305 Sharethrough, Inc. 249% San Francisco CA Daniel Greenberg
306 DOM360 249% Greenville SC Robert Donovan
307 SevOne 243% Boston MA Jack Sweeney
308 Accurate Background 242% Irvine CA Dave Dickerson
309 Spokeo 239% Pasadena CA Harrison Tang
311 SPHERE Technology Solutions 238% Jersey City NJ Rita Gurevich
313 Sonatype 237% Fulton MD Wayne Jackson
314 VistaVu Solutions Inc. 237% Calgary AB Jory Lamb
316 PubMatic 236% Redwood City CA Rajeev Goel
318 BoardEffect 236% Philadelphia PA Todd Gibby
319 RiskSense 235% Albuquerque NM Dr. Srinivas Mukkamala
321 3xLOGIC, Inc. 235% Westminster CO Matthew M. Kushner
322 Redfin 233% Seattle WA Glenn Kelman
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323 BlackLine 233% Los Angeles CA Therese Tucker
324 360insights 231% Whitby ON Jason Atkins
326 OnShift 229% Cleveland OH Mark Woodka
329 Clio 224% Burnaby BC Jack Newton
330 Adaptive Insights 224% Palo Alto CA Tom Bogan
332 ID Experts 223% Portland OR Robert Gregg
335 Code42 219% Minneapolis MN Joe Payne
337 Oxagile LLC 217% New York NY Dmitry Karpovich
338 MINDBODY, INC. 217% San Luis Obispo CA Richard Stollmeyer
339 SmartAction 216% El Segundo CA Tom Lewis
342 Copperleaf 212% Vancouver BC Judi Hess
344 US Tech Solutions, Inc. 208% Jersey City NJ Manoj Agarwal
345 LinkedIn Corporation 208% Mountain View CA Jeff Weiner
347 Resolver 207% Toronto ON Will Anderson
348 Upland Software, Inc. 207% Austin TX Jack McDonald
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352 AlienVault 204% San Mateo CA Barmak Meftah
354 Lotame, Inc. 202% Columbia MD Andy Monfried
355 SMS Assist 201% Chicago IL Michael Rothman
358 BioIQ 199% Santa Barbara CA Justin Bellante
360 Acquia 197% Boston MA Thomas Erickson
361 Atlas RFID Solutions 197% Birmingham AL Robert Fuqua
364 Paycom Software, Inc. 192% Oklahoma City OK Chad Richison
365 Aria Systems 192% San Francisco CA Tom Dibble
368 InRhythm 190% New York NY Gunjan Doshi
369 Greenphire 190% King of Prussia PA Jim Murphy
370 Payoneer 190% New York NY Scott Galit
371 ProntoForms 189% Ottawa ON Alvaro Pombo
372 Avigilon Corporation 188% Vancouver BC Alexander Fernandes
373 Opower, Inc. 187% Arlington VA Daniel Yates
374 Kareo 187% Irvine CA Dan Rodrigues
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378 Kimbia 181% Austin TX Daniel Gillett
380 Mitek Systems, Inc. 179% San Diego CA James DeBello
381 Paylocity 177% Arlington Heights IL Steve Beauchamp
382 Skytap 177% Seattle WA Thor Culverhouse
385 Clarity Software Solutions, Inc. 176% Madison CT Sean Rotermund
386 Vendasta Technologies 175% Saskatoon SK Brendan King
387 Workiva 174% Ames IA Matthew Rizai, Ph.D.
391 SharpSpring, Inc. 173% Gainesville FL Rick Carlson
392 Alert Logic 172% Houston TX Gray Hall
393 Thycotic 172% Washington DC Jim Legg
394 PDFTron Systems Inc. 171% Vancouver BC Ivan Nincic
396 JAMF Software 171% Minneapolis MN Dean Hager
397 DELVIOM, LLC 171% Ashburn VA Karuna Yarlagadda
400 T2 Systems 169% Indianapolis IN Adam Blake
401 Workfront 168% Lehi UT Alex Shootman
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402 Q2 Holdings, Inc. 165% Austin TX Matt Flake
403 Backblaze 164% San Mateo CA Gleb Budman
404 Wonderbox Technologies, LLC 162% Mequon WI Craig R. Kasten
405 OpenX 162% Pasadena CA Tim Cadogan
406 ENow, Inc. 162% Aliso Viejo CA Jay P. Gundotra
408 ScienceLogic 161% Reston VA Dave Link
409 Invaluable 159% Boston MA Rob Weisberg
410 Broadway Technology 159% New York NY Tyler Moeller
411 Credible Behavioral Health Software 159% Rockville MD Matthew M. Dorman
412 RingCentral, Inc. 159% Belmont CA Vlad Shmunis
413 Itransition 158% Lakewood CO Alex Demichev
414 Zafin 158% Vancouver BC Al Karim Somji
417 Apptio, Inc. 155% Bellevue WA Sunny Gupta
418 Vitals 155% Lyndhurst NJ Heyward Donigan
420 Diligent 154% New York NY Brian Stafford
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421 Endurance International Group Holdings, Inc. 154% Burlington MA Hari Ravichandran
423 Nextiva 154% Scottsdale AZ Tomas Gorny
425 InsideView Technologies, Inc. 153% San Francisco CA Umberto Milletti
427 Proofpoint, Inc. 150% Sunnyvale CA Gary Steele
429 Ellie Mae, Inc. 149% Pleasanton CA Jonathan Corr
430 Certent 149% Pleasanton CA Michael Boese
431 Silver Spring Networks, Inc. 149% Redwood City CA Michael Bell
433 Ingenious Med 149% Atlanta GA Joe Marabito
434 Apigee Corporation 149% San Jose CA Chet Kapoor
435 eMaint 148% Bonita Springs FL Brian Samelson
436 Semcasting 146% North Andover MA Ray Kingman
437 Chrome River 146% Los Angeles CA Alan Rich
443 AskingCanadians 142% Toronto ON Adam Froman
444 Impact Financial Systems (IFS) 142% Davidson NC Tim Parsons
447 Ghostery 141% New York NY Scott Meyer
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448 SailPoint 140% Austin TX Mark McClain
449 SOTI Inc. 139% Mississauga ON Carl Rodrigues
451 Igloo Software 138% Kitchener ON Dan Latendre
452 Varonis Systems, Inc. 138% New York NY Yaki Faitelson
453 KEV Group 134% Toronto ON Bram Belzberg
454 YapStone 136% Walnut Creek CA Tom Villante
459 LLamasoft, Inc. 132% Ann Arbor MI Don Hicks
460 Endgame 132% Arlington VA Nate Fick
461 etouches 132% Norwalk CT Oni Chukwu
462 Paymetric 132% Atlanta GA Asif Ramji
464 Avangate 131% Atlanta GA Alex Hart
465 Mirego 131% Québec QC Albert Dang-Vu
467 Glu Mobile, Inc. 131% San Francisco CA Niccolo de Masi
468 Enersight 131% Calgary AB Wayne Sim
469 Core Informatics, LLC 130% Branford CT Josh Geballe
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470 Medical Transcription Billing, Corp. 130% Somerset NJ Mahmud Haq
471 GetWellNetwork 130% Bethesda MD Michael O’Neil
475 Gigamon Inc. 130% Santa Clara CA Paul Hooper
477 GSOFT 129% Montréal QC Simon De Baene
479 Newforma, Inc. 127% Manchester NH Ian Howell
480 SmartDrive Systems 127% San Diego CA Steve Mitgang
481 Real Estate Webmasters 127% Nanaimo BC Morgan Carey
482 ClearStar, Inc. 127% Alpharetta GA Robert J. Vale, Jr.
483 Benefitfocus, Inc. 127% Charleston SC Shawn Jenkins
484 CMC 125% Wilmington DE Ray Peloso
485 RDC 125% King of Prussia PA Tom Obermaier
487 Cvent 125% Tysons Corner VA Reggie Aggarwal
488 Imperva, Inc. 125% Redwood Shores CA Anthony Bettencourt
492 Impiger Technologies, Inc. 124% Richardson TX Jude Ramayya
493 Nintex 123% Bellevue WA John Burton
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495 Mogo Finance Technology Inc. 123% Vancouver BC David Feller
496 Q4 Inc. 122% Toronto ON Darrell Heaps
497 Eventbase Technology Inc. 121% Vancouver BC Jeff Sinclair
499 Angie's List, Inc. 121% Indianapolis IN Scott A Durchslag
500 Black Mountain Systems, LLC 121% San Diego CA Kevin MacDonald; Andrew Horwitz
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