SOFTWARE AS SERVICE PROVIDING

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ATOMIC RED TEAM Red Canary, Inc. Suite 390 1515 Wynkoop Street Denver CO 80202 Software as service providing for testing of information security systems to identify information technology risks;Software as service providing for simulation, validation, and reporting of information security and information technology risks; Software as service providing for the collection and/or mapping of techniques and processes used in cybersecurity, information security and information technology attacks;
ICICLE Icicle Technologies Inc. 6255 Jade Crt Richmond, B.C. V7C5A7 Canada Software as a service providing an enterprise resource planning application for food producers and processors, namely, food safety, quality control, traceability, operations, supply chain management, inventory management, production management, warehouse logistics, equipment maintenance, procurement and purchasing, sales and order tracking, workplace health and safety, and audit-ready documentation for compliance with industry certifications and regulatory compliance and reporting in the food, beverage, cultivation, plant-based extract, and infused food product industries; Software as a service, namely, providing temporary use of non-downloadable software via a website that allows users to manage and track production, inventory, shipping and receiving information, equipment maintenance, supplier information, customer relationships, procurement and purchasing, sales, work orders, invoices and financial transactions, and record, maintain and store inspection records, lab tests, and audit records for regulatory compliance in the fields of food safety, quality control, workplace health and safety, supply chain management and traceability in the food, beverage, cultivation, plant-based extract, and infused food product industries; Design, development and implementation of software in the food, beverage, cultivation, plant-based extract, and infused food product industries; maintenance and updating of computer software; technical support services, namely, troubleshooting of computer software problems;
IMPACT LEGISLATION Revive Design Studios 925 E 8th Ave #315 Denver CO 80218 Software as a service providing monitoring and analytics of legislative activities;
MIDAS Phoenix Innovations 8000 Avalon Boulevard, Suite 209 Alpharetta GA 30009 Software as a service providing intelligent data driven decision-making for supply chain solutions featuring software for determination of an optimal dispositional path to resell, salvage, refurbish, remanufacture or repair of portable electronic devices in order to maximize the value of returned product; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable software for managing logistics, reverse logistics, supply chain visibility and synchronization, supply and demand forecasting and product distribution processes;
SPECTRA ALTIUM 4225 Executive Square, Suite 700 La Jolla CA 92037 Software as a service providing data and business intelligence information for the design, sourcing, and manufacturing of electronics based products;
SUPPORT JUNKIE RJMDTS, Inc. Suite 830 401 W. Texas Avenue Midland TX 79701 Software as a service providing functions for a support team of a business to receive and respond to incoming requests for technical assistance or support from sources both internal to the business and from persons served by the business;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A service gateway connects at least one local client to an external network. The service gateway is operable to hold at least one service module for providing a corresponding service and to maintain a record identifying each service module held by the service gateway with an associated pointer to that service module. The service gateway includes a control mechanism providing a number of functions. The control mechanism is operable in response to a request for a service provided by a service module not present at the service gateway, to send a message to an external source for resolving the absence of a service module at the gateway in one or more iterations until a response from the external service identifies information including a service module held by the gateway that enables resolution of the absent service module(s). The service gateway is thus arranged to provide an iterative, or recursive, process for repeatedly seeking a further service until the necessary software and/or data is available at the service gateway to satisfy the original service request.