Tech Titans has released its list of the 22 fastest-growing tech companies in North Texas in 2021, based on three-year revenue growth. The companies’ numerical rankings and growth percentages will be announced at the Tech Titans Awards Gala on January 19, 2022.
“These fast-growing companies are overcoming obstacles and taking advantage of opportunities to serve the changing needs in the market with technology,” said Vance McCollough, partner at Moss Adams and sponsor of the Tech Titans Fast Tech Awards.
The list is currently alphabetical, with no ranking or growth percentages noted:
Alkami, the leading cloud-based digital banking solutions provider; Mike Hansen, CEO
Asset Panda, the asset management and tracking software platform; Rex Kurzuis, Founder and CEO
Chargeback Gurus, the e-commerce chargeback and fraud prevention specialists; Srii Srinivasan, Founder and CEO
Critical Start, provider of on-premise and cloud managed detection and response services; Rob Davis, CEO
Cysiv, the Security Operations Center-as-a-Service provider; Partha Panda, CEO & Co-Founder
Geoforce, the field operations equipment and assets GPS tracking systems company; James MacLean, CEO
Kalkomey, a leading provider of online recreational safety education, certifications and cloud-based agency management solutions; Gayle Anderson, Interim CEO
Lone Star Analysis, a provider of predictive and prescriptive analytics and guided artificial intelligence; Steve Roemerman, CEO
Newline Interactive, a global leader in interactive touch-screen displays; Kevin Wang, CEO
o9 Solutions, the provider of a knowledge-powered analytics, planning, and learning platform for next-generation global enterprises; Chakri Gottemukkala, CEO and Co-Founder
Order My Gear (OMG), an e-commerce platform delivering clients the ability to create unique online stores with personalized apparel and gear for corporations; Dave Dutch, CEO
ParkHub, provider of parking management systems that offer a birds-eye-view of parking lot operations; George Baker, Founder and CEO
Perry Weather, provider of real-time emergency weather and lightning alert systems; Colin Perry, CEO
Qentelli, which offers businesses digital and cloud transformation through through DevOps implementation, automation, agile transformation, AI and deep learning; Sanjay Jupudi, President and Founder
Shiftsmart, an online marketplace connecting today’s workforce with companies facing increasingly complex staffing requirements; Aakash Kumar, Founder & CEO
Siepe, a public cloud managed services and data analytics provider addressing the technology needs of asset managers; Michael Pusateri, CEO
Solutions by Text, which streamlines client communication and leverages the power of SMS to create advanced business solutions in the mobile space; Danny Cantrell, Founder and CEO
Trintech, a leading provider of financial software empowering the offices of finance to maximize value within their organizations; Teresa Mackintosh, CEO
Velo IT Group, a managed IT services provider focused on providing businesses with the technology and support they need to achieve maximum velocity in their markets; Taylor Toce, CEO
Zimperium, a mobile security company that’s purpose-built for enterprise, securing both mobile devices and applications so they can securely access data; Shridhar Mittal, CEO
For more about the Tech Titans award and 2021 award finalists, check out this story in NTXInno.
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