Netmasons Competitors

Techwave is a leading global IT and engineering services and solutions company revolutionizing digital transformation. We believe in enabling clients to maximize their potential and achieve a greater market with a wide array of technology services, including but not limited to, Enterprise Resource Planning, Application Development, Analytics, Digital Engineering, Internet of Things (IoT), and Engineering Services Founded in 2004, and headquartered in Houston, TX, USA, Techwave leverages its expertise in Digital Transformation, Enterprise Applications, and Engineering Services to enable businesses to accelerate their growth.

ProSphere is a market-leading, mid-tier technology integrator that delivers digital modernization services and technical solutions to meet the needs of our federal government clients. Our primary service areas include Enterprise IT Operations & Support, Software Development & Engineering, Cyber Security, and Technical Services & Program Management. For additional information, please visit us at www.prosphere.com.

DI is the premiere source for consumer electronics accessories that make daily life easier, more productive and more enjoyable. While other accessories manufacturers put their time and money into copying each others' products, we put ours into understanding the big and small issues facing consumers, and inventing clever but simple solutions to these problems. This spirit of innovation has allowed us to develop and market patented and industry-leading products for screen cleaning (ScreenDr®), tangle-free earbud/headphone storage (The Nest™), laser lens cleaning (CleanDr® featuring Zero Clearance™ Technology), radiation-shielded laptop desks (LapGuard™), and optical disc repair (SkipDr®). We market these products through some of the largest retailers in the U.S. and have sold almost ten million units of our original product, SkipDr, making it arguably the most successful consumer electronic accessory in history…at least until it's surpassed by ScreenDr, The Nest, or something else we'll surely invent as new technologies, and their attendant problems, continue to emerge.