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Mike Dufton and the business of staying
Before becoming Volaris Group CEO, Mike Dufton spent a decade building a financial-services software portfolio. Now his promise of permanent ownership faces a faster-moving test: helping businesses change without losing what their customers trust.
Symplicity and the Trouble With the Second Login
A first job starts long before the application. Symplicity sells colleges the software for that untidy journey - and employers a way to meet the students making it.
AssetWorks and the expensive art of keeping things
A city can save money by buying a new truck sooner. AssetWorks makes the software that helps fleets, campuses, and public works teams see when keeping something becomes the expensive option.
One spare part. Twelve names. SpecTec wants to fix that.
For four decades, SpecTec has helped ship operators organize maintenance. Its next bet is on the costly confusion between the engine room, the stockroom and the purchasing desk.
Greg Colaluca
Greg Colaluca is the CEO of Intellicene, a unified security management and situational intelligence software company formerly known as Cognyte Situational Intelligence Solutions and now owned by Volaris Group. He stepped in as general manager in mid-2024 and took the CEO title, steering the business toward a customer-first culture and intelligent, AI-driven security platforms for mission-critical environments. His career spans more than 20 years of global operations leadership at Sensormatic, Astreya Partners, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise, with a focus on customer success, growth, and operational excellence.
Malachi Charbonneau
Malachi Charbonneau is the general manager and chief executive of medaptus, a Boston-based healthcare software company that automates charge capture, revenue integrity and hospitalist patient assignment. He joined medaptus in 2011 and worked his way up through implementation, customer care, and sales before taking the top job in 2021, giving him a rare, ground-level view of how hospitals actually run their revenue cycles and staff their care teams. Under his leadership medaptus, now a Volaris Group business, has expanded its Charge Pro and Assign products and partnered with large health systems such as Banner Health.