| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Kalyan Manyam |
VP SaaS & Product Marketing | Profile |
Julie Lockner |
Vice President of Sales Operations | Profile |
Opower`s technology is transforming the way utilities relate to their customers. By combining data management, insightful analytics, and behavioral science, Opower`s customer engagement platform positions utilities as trusted energy advisors to the customers they serve. Founded in 2007 and publicly traded on the NYSE under the stock ticker OPWR, Opower has been named a Bloomberg New Energy Finance Pioneer, EURELECTRIC’s Company of the Year, and among the 20 fastest growing tech companies in North America. Today, Opower`s client base includes 100 utilities in more than 9 countries, helping engage more than 60 million homes and businesses. Opower`s technology platform analyzes more than 500 billion meter reads to deliver its services, and has created enough energy savings through behavior change to power all the homes in a city of 1 million people for a year.
Summitworks Technologies Inc is a South Plainfield, NJ-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
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Cresta was founded with the goal of making users experts on day one of their jobs using AI. Cresta brings together industry-leading AI experts, proven leadership, and top-tier investors including Greylock Partners, Andreessen Horowitz, Andy Bechtolsheim, Mark Leslie and Vivi Nevo.
Fugue is a venture¬-backed software startup developing an infrastructure-level operating system for managing cloud-based workloads. Cloud computing has liberated IT from the physical and operational constraints of managing data centers, but it brings new challenges as applications have become distributed and infrastructure has proliferated. Fugue reins in this complexity and simplifies operations by building, enforcing, and optimizing cloud infrastructure, continuously and automatically. Fugue can be used to operate cloud-native workloads and to migrate and run traditional data center applications in the cloud. It initially will be available to operate workloads on Amazon Web Services.