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At Carnegie Technologies, we bring together the best and brightest to challenge the status quo and develop real, revenue-generating communications products that take advantage of the fundamental shifts in the communications technology ecosystem. Founded in 2010 following a successful 20-year history operating wireless networks and developing adjunct communications products, Carnegie Technologies is a communications company with industry experience and engineering teams on four continents. We have deep expertise in app development and software for mobile devices, cellular core network operations, and more, that we now leverage to drive the development of the next generation of communications technology.
Rich Media Technologies is a Englewood, CO-based company in the Business Services sector.
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SourceHOV is a global provider of Transaction Processing solutions, strategic consulting and data analytics services that are delivered through innovative technology platforms and offer streamlined workflows based on specific business rules. Our services and solutions result in improved quality and increased efficiency and can be coupled with data analytics that provide critical quantitative insight to enhance business intelligence and support effective decision making. With our comprehensive portfolio of services and our industry-focused expertise, SourceHOV helps its clients improve profitability and cash flow, achieve higher quality and faster cycle times, and gain superior business focus. We serve a broad spectrum of industries that include healthcare, financial services, legal, government, publishing, manufacturing, retail and other commercial industries.
MasterGraphics serves as a trusted advisor to its clients, helping them improve processes and solve problems. Dedicated to the manufacturing, architecture and education industries, MasterGraphics helps streamline the flow of mechanical and building