Creative Mobile Technologies
CMT is the nation’s leading provider of total taxi technology solutions – a rapidly growing sector, promoted by governments and taxi commissions across the United States.
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Dynatek
DynaTek Media Corporation is the only fully turn-key digital signage company specializing in informative medical networks. DynaTek offers a full production studio and multiple production teams versed in all aspects of content production.
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Reactrix Systems
Reactrix Systems of Redwood City, California develops and markets innovative media solutions for advertising, retail, event
and entertainment applications that appear in mall, movie theaters, office buildings, transportation centers and entertainment complexes.
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ZoomSystems
San Francisco, CA-based ZoomSystems creates "robotic" mini-stores at locations such as airports, where well-known brands can market, sell and dispense products via an interactive, automated environment. The firm employs 85 people.
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Central Point Police Department
"We have to work smarter and maximize our time
with fewer officers. NetMotion helps us get where we
need to be with the information we need to have."
Chief Mike Sweeny, Central Point, Oregon Police Department |
Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife
Tasked with protecting 800,000 acres of pristine land
at sites dispersed over Washington state, enforcement
officers with the state's Department of Fish and Wildlife
do not have the luxury of going to headquarters in Olympia
every time they need to check a database or download
a file. |
Emerald People's Utility District
Emerald People's Utility District historically has
used advanced technologies in electronic mapping, energy
services and power generation. In its search for greater
efficiencies, as is true for most utilities, a survey
of its dispatching activities revealed an undue reliance
on a two-way radio system, which was overburdened by
heavy usage. |
Post Falls Police Department
Like many police departments across the country, the
Post Falls PD received a grant from the Department of
Justice to help them upgrade their technology. They
used their grant toward a wireless network, going to
great lengths to set up one that would give their patrol
officers a high-bandwidth, secure connection that wouldn't
fail. |
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