Startups Directory

Genesys is an AI-powered omnichannel contact center platform that unifies customer interactions across voice, email, chat, text, and social channels. The platform uses intelligent automation and conversational AI to streamline operations, enhance agent productivity, and optimize customer journeys in real-time. Genesys Cloud CX serves enterprises globally with both cloud and on-premises deployment options, featuring dynamic agent-customer matching via proprietary Bullseye matching technology.

Cato Networks delivers a cloud-native SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) platform that converges WAN and network security into a single unified service, eliminating the need for traditional MPLS and dispersed security stacks. Built on a globally distributed private backbone, the platform uses physical or virtual Cato Sockets at network edges to route and inspect traffic through Cato's cloud infrastructure with integrated security enforcement. The company serves 3,000+ enterprises including Carlsberg and TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E, replacing legacy on-premises architectures with a subscription-based, cloud-native alternative.

Treasure Data is an enterprise customer data platform (CDP) that unifies customer data from 200+ sources into a single, actionable customer profile without requiring a dedicated data warehouse. The platform enables data collection, unification, segmentation, and activation across marketing channels, solving the problem that organizations spend ~80% of their time integrating and processing scattered data. Treasure Data serves over 450 global enterprises including Subaru, AB InBev, and Stellantis, and recently pioneered a 'No Compute' pricing model that decouples costs from processing resources.

Armada builds a full-stack edge AI platform that combines ruggedized modular data centers (Galleon, Leviathan), software orchestration (Commander Connect, Atlas), and connectivity to deploy and scale AI workloads across distributed, remote networks without relying on centralized cloud. The platform serves energy, maritime, defense, and logistics companies operating in disconnected or contested environments. Armada differentiates through hardware-software integration, sovereignty focus, and real-world deployments like AI factories on Norwegian oil rigs and edge computing for the U.S. Navy.