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CriticalRiver makes your software earn its keep.
The enterprise already bought the software. CriticalRiver works on the harder part: getting its systems, data, and people to work together. Now it is applying that same approach to AI.
Excelencia and the art of changing less
Moving to the cloud is easy to announce. Excelencia’s more interesting work is deciding which old habits, customizations, and support problems should make the trip.
Data Intensity makes the cloud decision less cloudy
For companies running Oracle, the expensive question is what to keep, what to move, and who will answer when it breaks. Data Intensity has built a business around all three.
Codesoft and the art of hiring the missing piece
A nine-month contract can reveal more about an IT company than a page of promises. Codesoft’s story lives in the space between buying technology and finding the people who can make it work.
Dyn and the day the internet lost its address book
A New Hampshire company made a business of helping everyone find everyone else online. Then an attack on its DNS network exposed how many famous websites shared the same front door.
ICSFS builds the bank behind the balance
From Islamic finance contracts to a five-month core replacement in South Sudan, ICS Financial Systems sells the machinery that makes banking work. Its latest deployments show the appeal - and the demands - of buying a whole banking system.
The Database Fixers Who Want to Keep Enterprise AI Alive
Pythian spent nearly three decades learning how enterprise data breaks. Now it is using that operational muscle to move AI out of the demo room and into the systems companies cannot afford to lose.
Oracle
The 48-year-old database company reinvented itself as the landlord of the AI boom - and a half-trillion-dollar order book to prove it.
Tranzeal Incorporated
Tranzeal Incorporated is a San Jose, California-based global business transformation and IT consulting firm. An SAP Certified Services Partner, it pairs domain knowledge with technical competency across enterprise resource planning, business intelligence, supply chain, CRM, cloud, data analytics, testing, and staffing - delivering full-lifecycle technology solutions to clients across high-tech, retail, banking, healthcare, logistics, energy, and aerospace.
NetSuite CRM
NetSuite is the world's first cloud ERP and CRM platform, founded in 1998 by Evan Goldberg and now owned by Oracle. Trusted by 43,000+ organizations across 220 countries, NetSuite unifies financials, CRM, e-commerce, HR, and supply chain in a single cloud-native suite — making it the go-to business operating system for companies scaling from startup to enterprise.
Oracle Sales Cloud
Oracle Sales Cloud (CX Sales) is Oracle's enterprise-grade cloud CRM platform that combines sales automation, AI-driven forecasting, configure-price-quote (CPQ), and subscription management into a single suite. Built on Oracle Fusion Cloud, it connects directly with Oracle ERP and supply chain data, letting sales teams quote accurately, close faster, and forecast confidently - without the integration tax that plagues competing platforms. With 5,500+ enterprise customers and $57.4 billion in annual parent revenue, Oracle Sales Cloud targets large organizations that demand reliability, data depth, and AI at scale.
Atom
Atom is a San Francisco-based enterprise transformation company that helps mid-size and Fortune 500 organizations move to the cloud and modernize on platforms like Oracle, Salesforce, Workday, SAP and ServiceNow. Founded in 2020 by Zain Aziz, it pitches an asset-based 'Living Services' model with packaged accelerators (Atom CORE) that compress traditional multi-year transformations into 3-6 month rollouts.