Juriba's mission is to disrupt this compounding cycle by providing the #1 Workplace Management Automation Platform that acts as a single pane of glass for your IT team members, allowing real-time insights into both the current environment and all project workstreams, while automating entire workflows across all relevant use cases.

Cognigy is an enterprise software provider for Conversational AI automation. Our platform, Cognigy.AI, automates customer and employee communications. Available in on-premises and SaaS environments, Cognigy.AI enables enterprises to have natural language conversations with their users on any channel – webchat, SMS, voice and mobile apps – and in any language.Cognigy.AI powers intelligent voice and chatbots that communicate consistently and accurately beyond simple FAQ, resulting in reduced contact center costs and increased efficiency while improving user experiences. Cognigy’s worldwide client portfolio includes Daimler, Bosch, Lufthansa, Salzburg AG, and many more.

Soprano are a global cloud-based Software as a Service (SaaS) Enterprise Messaging solution orientated company headquartered in Sydney with regional offices in the US, UK, Singapore, Sweden, Malaysia, and Romania.

Claratti is a Software as a Service (SaaS) provider delivering their flagship product the Claratti Workspace which is a cloud-based virtual desktop solution. Claratti was the first to build the full Citrix Reference offer stack on AWS in a full active-active configuration that gave an enterprise quality of product at a fraction of the price.

Efex Technology is a young and keenly progressive managed services company that devises and deploys print, IT, network, cloud and voice and data solutions that are flexible, scalable, elegantly simple yet extremely robust and surprisingly cost effective.

iExec Pty Ltd was a start up that I founded and boot-strapped in early 2000 and by May 2006 had revenues in excess of $20M and was acquired for a seven figure sum by Brennan IT, an ICT company from Sydney, Australia. At the time of selling iExec, the company had a staff of approximately 57 and had its Head Office and Data Centre located on Level 27, The Riverside Centre, Brisbane CBD with another office in Sydney and Melbourne. iExec had built two Tier 3 Data Centres and a national MPLS network delivering services that covered 97% of Australia’s business community. The company had multi million dollar revenues, in excess of 400 Corporate clients and was in the top 200 private companies in Queensland.