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BRIL wants to fix the workflow before you buy more AI
A hospital app offers a useful window into BRIL Consultancy Services: connect the records, untangle the handoffs, and give someone responsibility for what happens next.
Tecman sells a better day in the warehouse
The Wolverhampton Microsoft partner turns stock, orders and factory data into one working system. Its most revealing offer puts a £45,000 price on a tightly defined slice of that ambition.
The Website Is the Easy Part: TSD Makes Commerce’s Messy Plumbing Pay
From a converted farmhouse in Herefordshire, TSD takes on the work hiding behind the word ‘just’: live pricing, ERP connections, awkward migrations and software that cannot afford a bad week.
Tim Bigoness Keeps Time for a Business Built on Better Timing
Before he sold software that puts unruly projects in order, Tim Bigoness ran live television, waited for checks at a magazine he co-founded, and learned to hold a band together from behind the drums. At D-Tools, that lifelong instinct for timing became an operating philosophy.
Mark Huang Bet on Hydrogen Before the Current Arrived
The YC Synergy founder spent years fitting fuel cells into boats, buses and factories. His wager is refreshingly concrete: hydrogen earns its place by solving the awkward problems the rest of the grid leaves behind.
Bits In Glass Makes Expensive Enterprise Software Actually Work - And the Boring Bits Are the Point
The Edmonton consultancy built a business around the least glamorous part of digital transformation: making software, data and people cooperate. Its case studies show why that connective work can turn 48-hour queues into 10-minute workflows - and why the same playbook can still fail.
The Two Engineers Who Turned Locked Doors Into a Software Problem
Justin Dagen and Jason Higley spent 15 years wiring up access control for Fortune 100 campuses. Then they built the off-the-shelf product they wished existed - and sold it to the company chasing the same doors.
PureHD Turned the Hotel TV From a Dumb Screen Into a Digital Front Desk
The 37-person hospitality tech company bet that guests would bring their own subscriptions - and that hotels would pay to make every television useful, manageable and much less annoying.
The 1972 Oakland Two-Man Shop That Became Silicon Valley's Fire Whisperer
A special-hazards fire company from 1972 spent 45 years learning how to protect the rooms where a single sprinkler head would be a disaster. Then private equity came knocking.
The Italian Integrator Turning Client Work Into an AI Product Shelf
Mashfrog built a 500-plus-person business by joining jobs that companies usually split across consultancies, agencies and software vendors. Its next test is whether that broad services engine can keep producing focused AI products.
Witbor Wants to Be the Human Layer in Your Enterprise Software Stack
The Fort Lauderdale consultancy makes Oracle and Zendesk fit the messy reality of operating across borders - then stays for the integrations, support desk and next round of change.
The 216-Person Software Crew Quietly Wiring Vietnam Into the World
LARION spent more than two decades doing the unglamorous work that keeps digital businesses moving: joining old systems, testing the seams and shipping software for clients an ocean away. Now the Ho Chi Minh City firm is bringing AI and composable banking into the same practical playbook.
Agama Solutions Inc
Agama Solutions has spent two decades selling the least glamorous - and often most necessary - layer of digital transformation: the people, testing discipline and delivery capacity that turn a technology plan into working software.
Lab0
Lab0 is a Y Combinator (P26) startup building AI forward-deployed engineers (AI FDEs) that automate the entire post-sales delivery process for enterprise software - discovery, configuration, integration, testing and go-live. By running these phases inside the systems customers already use, such as ServiceNow, SAP, Salesforce, Workday and Jira, Lab0 aims to compress deployments that normally take six months into about ten days, turning consulting-heavy rollouts into a self-serve product.
Inauro
Inauro is a Sydney-based Industrial AI and IoT software company that fuses real-time data from sensors, telematics, ERP, CRM and digital forms into a single operational view through its Perspio platform. It helps equipment rental, construction, cold chain, agriculture, logistics and mining operators automate workflows, monitor assets, cut maintenance costs and meet compliance obligations. Founded in 2020 by former Kennards Hire leaders Angus Kennard and Craig Kesby, Inauro monitors tens of thousands of connected devices worldwide and was backed by a A$3M investment from SafetyCulture.
TEKVOX, Inc.
TEKVOX, Inc. is a New Braunfels, Texas manufacturer of commercial audiovisual systems best known for its patented Drop-In A/V solutions - factory-built, pre-programmed and tested room systems for classrooms, meeting spaces and government facilities. Rather than custom-engineering every install, TEKVOX standardizes whole-room AV around its own award-winning control system, layering in IoT and enterprise management so systems arrive ready to use and are supportable at scale. Its customers span K-12 and higher education, corporate offices and civic/government spaces that want reliable, easy-to-use AV without the cost and complexity of traditional integration.
Cymetrix Software
Cymetrix Software is a global Salesforce and data analytics consulting firm founded in 2016 that helps enterprises modernize their CRM, data, and AI workflows. With a certified team of 150+ consultants and offices in the USA, India, UK, and Japan, Cymetrix delivers multi-cloud Salesforce implementations, MuleSoft integrations, Tableau and Looker analytics, and applied AI - including Agentforce AI agents built on Salesforce Data Cloud - for clients across manufacturing, retail, BFSI, pharma, healthcare, and nonprofit sectors.
DynPro Inc.
DynPro Inc. is a Raleigh, North Carolina-based global IT consulting and services firm founded in 1996. It helps Fortune 500 and mid-market organizations orchestrate fragmented data, processes and customer experiences across enterprise platforms, with practice areas in Process Transformation, Data & Integration, and Automation & Advanced Analytics. DynPro implements and integrates SAP, Salesforce, Workato, Snowflake and related cloud ecosystems, and complements delivery with IT staffing and talent solutions from offices in the United States, United Kingdom, India and Morocco.
Infotech Spectrum Inc
Infotech Spectrum Inc is a Santa Clara, California IT consulting and professional staffing firm founded in 2003. It pairs contract, contract-to-hire, and direct placement staffing with delivery services spanning strategic IT consulting, enterprise software, cloud, and computer systems validation (CSV) for regulated life sciences work. Working with clients such as Gilead, Genentech, Cisco, and Juul, the roughly 86-person company blends onsite Silicon Valley talent with a global delivery model to help enterprises staff hard-to-fill roles and ship technology projects on schedule and on budget.
Podium Automation
Podium Automation is a Brooklyn-based manufacturer rebuilding how industrial control panels are designed and built. Using a software-enabled configuration and fabrication process, Podium designs, wires, tests, and ships UL 508A and UL 698A control panels in under four weeks - roughly a third of the industry-standard lead time - with real-time transparency from purchase order to delivery. Founded in 2024 by Jamie Niu Serota (CEO) and Jacob Buser (CTO), the company aims to become the 'Protolabs of control panels,' serving customers from hardware scale-ups to Fortune 500 manufacturers.
Strategic Connections, LLC
Strategic Connections is a Raleigh, North Carolina technology infrastructure integrator that designs, installs, inspects and maintains the systems most people never notice but everyone depends on - structured cabling, audio visual, commercial security, fire alarm and fire protection. Founded in 1998 and built up through acquisitions and specialty divisions, the firm bundles enterprise-grade low-voltage work into a single turnkey partner for commercial, government, education and data center clients across the Carolinas and beyond. In August 2025 it joined forces with SuperHero Fire Protection, a Hidden Harbor Capital Partners portfolio company, to scale its recurring service and inspection business.
WalkWater Technologies
WalkWater Technologies is a San Jose-based IT services and consulting firm founded in 2010. It began as an ERP and CRM system integrator specializing in Oracle, SAP, Workday, and Salesforce, and has grown into a cloud-first practice spanning cloud migration, AI/ML, data analytics, ServiceNow, and Oracle Cloud IoT. An Oracle Gold Partner and Google Cloud partner, WalkWater helps enterprises 'make the cloud yours' by ingesting, curating, visualizing, and monetizing data as a strategic asset.