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Hallmark and the expensive art of filling a shift
A hospital can have a staffing shortage and unused talent at the same time. Hallmark connects the schedules, contracts and incentives that help explain why - and gives health systems tools to act.
Kashyap Deorah Chose the Flight - Then Built a Career Around the Bet
A missed campus interview became a first bet on entrepreneurship. Four companies, three exits and one difficult rebuild later, Kashyap Deorah is still turning the hidden friction between people and systems into software.
The One-Login Bet Behind Southeast Asia's HR Back Office
Payroll rules change at the border. Employee expectations do not. brioHR is building one regional operating layer for both - and betting that service matters as much as software.
HyperTrack
HyperTrack is a San Francisco developer platform that turns a phone's raw location signal into structured, usable data for the people who move goods and staff shifts. Founded in 2015, it started as live-location APIs and SDKs for delivery and fleet apps, then shifted toward workforce automation - planning, assigning, tracking, and verifying work for gig and shift labor. Its building blocks power staffing marketplaces, field-service tools, and last-mile logistics operators, and the company says its software touches over two million gig workers in the U.S. alone. In short: HyperTrack sells the plumbing that lets other companies know, reliably, whether the work actually happened.