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We built the first version of eMembership in 2008 to address a growing problem faced by labor unions – aging computer systems that no longer supported the organization or the industry. Our goal was to build a system that could evolve with the times. We used contemporary software and a modular design that can support the unique requirements of any organization. We host eMembership in our highly-redundant, SSAE-16 compliant data center, so we take care of hardware, software, operating systems, security patches, system monitoring, bandwidth, backups…while you focus on your core business.

Kitcast is the ultimate digital signage solution for organizations that want to communicate smarter. Whether it’s a single screen or a full network across multiple locations, Kitcast adapts to any volume. It’s easy to navigate for non-tech users but packs the power IT teams need. Setup? Done in 5 minutes!

CampaignTrackly is a SaaS-based platform that automates the process of adding tracking tags to digital links. The platform enables businesses to build a centralized, consistent and standardized link-tracking strategy in a simple and cost-effective way. It removes ambiguities, simplifies processes and empowers marketers to be in control of their campaign setup and reporting process without the need to use IT code or manual operations. Its ease of use promotes consistency and high adoption rates among platform users, resulting in enhanced insights into the customer journeys and marketing budget spend, which in turn, helps businesses optimize their promotions to increase revenue streams. The platform boasts over 45 automation features across standard Google Analytics, Adobe and Custom tags, as well as, extensive tag library management capabilities, friendly reporting functions, sophisticated team access level management and more.

Chainguard Secure Containers — Spend less time patching vulnerabilities and more time building software that innovates. Secure, CVE-free OSS that empowers teams to build the future instead of patch the past.