Sarah and David had spent months picturing the day they would finally cradle their newborn daughter. But when Emma arrived eight weeks early, their world shifted, as she was sent to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Returning home each night without Emma was agonizing, the silence of their house a stark contrast to the NICU’s beeping monitors. With work and recovery keeping them away, they felt helpless — until AngelEye Health stepped in. The AngelEye camera became their link to her world, letting them see Emma’s tiny chest rise and fall; and get updates from nurses through a one-way, real-time communication channel. It wasn’t the same as holding her, but it made the distance bearable. They had been with Emma every step, and now she was home. “We ensure parents never miss a moment of their child's journey, providing peace of mind by keeping them connected and reassured that their child is always within reach,” says Christopher Rand, CEO of AngelEye Health. AngelEye builds communication bridges between care providers and families through real-time, virtual access to newborns in the NICU, elevating the hospital experience to ensure families feel empowered, informed, and supported. The company achieves this through a three-solution suite featuring a live-stream CameraSystem, MilkTracker for feeding management, and NICU2Home, an educational and discharge support platform. They can be used individually or together to achieve a more holistic, connected, and efficient NICU care experience. The Trifecta of Excellence AngelEye’s unwavering commitment to its core values — prioritizing families and patients, diligently supporting hospital partners, fostering a culture of innovation, and executing fundamentals with expert precision — sets it apart from most healthcare technology companies. By making a difference during the most critical moments in families’ lives, AngelEye empowers and supports the dedicated clinical professionals who strive to deliver the best possible outcomes. Founded in 2013, AngelEye acquired and commercialized the technology from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences with a mission to support families in the NICU. Led by Justin French, the company first commercialized the original live-stream camera, which is now central to AngelEye's mission of fostering connection and empowering families with newborns in the NICU. It provides secure, HIPAA-compliant, live video streaming, allowing families to check on their baby at any time and stay visually connected even when physically apart. Hospitals also benefit, as the CameraSystem reduces the volume of calls from anxious parents, enabling staff to focus on direct care. Over the years, AngelEye has expanded its offerings and grown significantly, transforming from a small team of six in 2020 to an organization of over 70, all driven by a commitment to enhancing neonatal care.

Self-checkout was designed to transform retail by making transactions faster and more convenient. Yet, for many shoppers, the experience remains frustrating—manually scanning each item, struggling with multiple barcodes, and encountering errors that disrupt the checkout process. While self-service kiosks aimed to eliminate long lines, they have instead introduced new inefficiencies. EXO Solutions is changing that. By integrating radio-frequency identification (RFID) into self-checkout systems, the company has introduced a faster, more intuitive, and more versatile shopping experience that eliminates friction entirely. Unlike traditional self-checkout systems, which rely on barcode scanning that requires direct line-of-sight and individual item processing, EXO’s RFID technology enables multiple items to be scanned simultaneously. Shoppers no longer need to remove items from their bag or scan them individually—EXO instantly detects all tagged products, dramatically speeding up checkout. This innovation speeds up transactions, minimizes errors, enhances security, and streamlines retail operations. The result is a frictionless, future-ready solution that is transforming how consumers interact with retail spaces. “Our RFID-powered self-checkout system optimizes operations, minimizes errors and losses, and elevates customer satisfaction with speed and simplicity,” says Rey Essex, Co-founder and Vice President of Business Development at EXO Solutions. “By eliminating the frustrations of barcode scanning, retailers can provide a truly efficient shopping experience, ensuring customers leave the store faster and happier.” The Power of RFID: Speed, Security, and Smarter Retail The benefits of RFID in retail extend beyond faster checkouts. Each product is embedded with an RFID label, allowing scanners to instantly detect hundreds of items— even through packaging or shopping bags. This level of automation helps optimize labor costs, minimizes human errors, and ensures accuracy. The technology is advantageous for retail operations as well, including receiving, transfers and stock counting. Additionally, the same RFID labels can be utilized for loss detection by placing RFID readers or portals at customer and employee exits, eliminating the need for specialized security tags that are expensive and time consuming to manage and remove. By leveraging the RFID product label, more information is available about potential losses, including the exact product details and location it came from. This information can also be shared in real time with security to help pinpoint a potential theft. Retailers implementing this technology experience shorter wait times, improved inventory tracking, and reduced theft due to the advanced security features embedded in RFID tags. Shrinkage—caused by theft or human error—becomes less of a concern as RFID ensures every tagged product is accounted for.

SupplierGateway is an intelligent, AI-enhanced platform helping businesses tackle one of their biggest procurement challenges—managing supplier data. Behind every successful business is a network of reliable suppliers—but managing supplier data is often tricky. Without accurate incoming supplier data, enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and accounts payable (AP) systems fall short— causing inefficiencies, compliance risks, and supply chain blind spots. SupplierGateway bridges this gap by ensuring that businesses stay ahead with clean, reliable supplier information. It serves as a one-stop shop for supplier information management, taking care of critical supplier data and workflows. Its centralized platform simplifies supplier onboarding, enhances governance and mitigates supplier risk. SupplierGateway ensures that ERP and AP systems receive clean, consistent supplier data by managing these essential processes. “Our platform supports supplier onboarding, compliance, risk management, spend analytics, and more—all in a SaaS solution with a short time to value. Deployment happens in days, not months, allowing businesses to quickly establish customized workflows while achieving compliance, cost savings, and efficiency,” says Ade Solaru, Executive Chairman and Founder. Seamless Implementation and Integration With flexibility and adaptability at its core, the platform allows clients to configure workflows without the constraints of traditional enterprise software. Businesses can define supplier journeys and automate processes without restrictions on the number of users, suppliers, or locations. SupplierGateway instantly activates the platform, allowing businesses to deploy a fully functional environment within minutes of signing up. In a day or two, all forms, policies, and configurations can be set up, enabling non-expert users to achieve expert-level results. It also provides platform-agnostic REST APIs for integration with ERP and AP systems, with experience connecting to SAP, Oracle, Workday, JD Edwards, and other supply chain and ERP software, which makes onboarding and implementation effortless. The company recognizes common industry patterns, offering best practices for supplier impact programs and sustainability efforts. Clients normally start with a ready-to-use standard framework. They can then quickly configure and customize the platform to suit their business needs. Secure, Scalable, and Adaptive Supplier Management Security and governance are central to SupplierGateway. The platform is ISO 27001-certified and SOC 2 Type 2 compliant, ensuring that businesses operate in a secure environment. It does not monetize customer data, treating all client information as proprietary and strictly protected. Designed for organizations of all sizes, SupplierGateway scales from mid-sized businesses to large multinational corporations. While the platform supports enterprise-level rollouts, illustrated by its 60-country rollout for a global client, its core focus is helping mid-sized organizations quickly implement powerful supplier management solutions without the high cost and complexity of traditional systems.