Phoenix

1,969–1,992 of 2,570 companies

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  Silicon Business Review

  Silicon Business Review is an online and print media platform that serves as a community for business and technology professionals, including CEOs, CIOs, CTOs, and IT managers. The platform provides enterprise solutions developed by both established providers and emerging companies, positioning itself as a neutral source for technology decision-makers. It focuses on delivering timely and accurate articles on IT trends, entrepreneurship, and market analysis, which are contributed by subject matter experts, industry gurus, and journalists. The publication covers various technology and vertical communities, such as Software, IT Services, Cloud, Mobile, Big Data, Security, and Telecommunications. The content is designed to help professionals understand new ideas, find answers to business technology questions, and solve operational challenges. By offering a platform for business leaders to share their insights, it aims to benefit the broader enterprise and start-up ecosystem. The target audience consists of top-level executives and decision-makers seeking to learn about new business methods and trends. The business generates revenue by featuring companies in its publications and lists, such as "50 Innovative Companies to Watch," for which it may charge a fee for services like creating a media kit. The company operates globally with a presence in the US and Asia.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Silicon Desert Staffing

  Semiconductors

  Silicon Desert Staffing (SDS) is a specialized recruiting firm located in Phoenix, Arizona, that serves the semiconductor, advanced manufacturing, and high-tech engineering sectors across the United States. The company operates in the rapidly expanding "Silicon Desert" of Arizona, a major hub for semiconductor manufacturing investment.The firm's business model is centered on providing tailored talent solutions for its clients, which include semiconductor fabrication plants (fabs) and technology companies. SDS offers several distinct service models to meet varying client needs: direct placement for long-term roles, contract staffing for projects of any duration, and contract-to-hire options that allow for a transition to full-time employment. A key differentiator for the firm is its comprehensive Work Visa sponsorship program, which enables clients to access a global talent pool by allowing candidates from any country to obtain a Work Visa or Green Card without direct sponsorship from the hiring company.SDS focuses on sourcing highly skilled technical talent for a range of positions, including specialized lithography engineers, field service engineers, maintenance technicians, and roles in operations, supply chain, and manufacturing. The firm emphasizes a partnership-driven approach characterized by deep industry knowledge, transparent process management, and clear communication with both clients and candidates.

  Early stage

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  Silk Shortbread

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SilkMangoes LLC

  Silk Mangoes operates in the transportation management sector, focusing on providing a unified system for guest vehicle management and interdepartmental communication. The company's core product, ParkMango, is designed to streamline the process of locating guest vehicles and managing parking data. This platform is particularly tailored for facilities like Mirabella at ASU MBA, a retirement facility, ensuring seamless collaboration between departments and enhancing the guest experience. ParkMango offers features such as real-time parking availability, digital citation tracking, and the ability to export data for further analysis. The business model revolves around offering a subscription-based service to institutions that require efficient transportation management solutions. Revenue is generated through subscription fees and additional services related to data insights and analysis.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Silver Lining Bikinis

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Simple Deals

  Fintech, Real estate

  Simple Deals offers financing solutions for real estate investors, specializing in the residential market. The company provides a range of loan products, including fix-and-flip loans, rental/DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) loans, and short-term bridge financing. It caters to both seasoned professionals and those new to real estate investment.The platform aims to streamline the financing process by offering fast approvals entirely online. In addition to lending, Simple Deals integrates tools for deal analysis, providing users with access to comparable sales data (comps), market heatmaps, and AI-powered guidance within a single dashboard. For its short-term rental loans, the company utilizes AirDNA data for rental projections to qualify properties. DSCR loans are available up to 85% LTV and do not require personal income documents, focusing instead on the property's cash flow. The company supports various investor types, including foreign nationals. Beyond financing, Simple Deals also functions as a real estate firm, offering services to help clients buy, sell, or find investment properties, particularly in the Indianapolis market where it specializes in acquiring and selling wholesale investment properties like foreclosures and fixer-uppers at a discount.

  Early stage

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  SimpleDMCA

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SimpleWan

  Security, Robotics

  SimpleWan, which rebranded to SteadyNet in May 2022, was established to address the complexities of network management and security. Knight's background includes starting and successfully selling a hosted VoIP company and an IT firm, experiences that highlighted the inefficiencies of on-site network maintenance. This frustration with physically managing networking issues across wide geographical areas served as the catalyst for creating a cloud-based solution. The firm operates in the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and hardware-based network solutions market, targeting small, medium, and enterprise-level businesses, especially those with multiple locations like branch offices, retail stores, and restaurants. Its business model is centered on a combination of hardware sales and recurring subscription fees for its cloud-based services. Revenue is generated through this hybrid model, providing customers with both the physical appliance and ongoing software, support, and security updates. SimpleWan's core offering is an all-in-one, cloud-managed network solution that simplifies IT infrastructure management. The product combines SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide-Area Network) technology, a cloud firewall, managed Wi-Fi, and real-time cybersecurity protection into a single platform. Key features include automatic traffic prioritization for critical applications like VoIP and video, ensuring call quality even on congested networks. The system also provides network analytics, failover to a secondary internet connection or cellular backup for high availability, and content filtering. A significant selling point is its ability to be managed remotely from a single dashboard, reducing the need for on-site IT specialists and lowering operational costs. The platform also offers compliance reporting for standards like HIPAA and PCI, which is a critical function for businesses in regulated industries. Following its rebranding to SteadyNet, the company expanded its focus to include solutions for the growing work-from-home market, with products like 'SteadyNet @Home' designed to provide secure and reliable network experiences for remote workers.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Simply Declare

  Travel

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Simply Notified

  SimplyNotified operates as a communication platform designed to enhance engagement through personalized delivery experiences. The company serves businesses and individuals seeking to streamline their information delivery processes, ensuring that messages are received at optimal times and under compliant conditions. Operating in the digital communication market, SimplyNotified's business model revolves around subscription-based services, offering features like recipient consent management, delivery schedule alignment, and exclusive profile connections. Revenue is generated through subscriptions and an affiliate program that provides recurring commissions for referrals. SimplyNotified's platform limits recipients to 100 profile selections, ensuring quality connections and amplifying visibility. The company also offers an affiliate program that allows users to earn 25% recurring commissions for one year on purchases made by referrals. SimplyNotified's mission is to simplify the process of receiving information by unlocking its full potential, driving meaningful engagement for both senders and recipients.

  Early stage

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  SimplyAfterschool

  Education, Kids

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Simula

  Early stage

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  singer Leah Nobel

  Music

  Early stage

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  Single Fathers Network

  Single Fathers Network is set to launch a redesigned platform on December 2, 2024, aimed at providing single fathers with a comprehensive suite of resources and community support. The platform will offer e-course materials across various support pillars, including legal navigation, financial literacy, mental health, and physical wellness, enabling fathers to develop essential skills. The Fatherhood Journey Forums will facilitate experience sharing and connection among fathers, organized by region and relevant topics. An Emergency Assist Fund will be available exclusively to members, providing financial relief during unexpected hardships. The platform will also host live webinars featuring experts from diverse fields, addressing topics pertinent to fatherhood. Additionally, members will gain exclusive access to tickets and events, including family-friendly workshops designed to strengthen the bond between fathers and their children. The business model likely involves membership fees or subscriptions, providing a sustainable revenue stream while serving the needs of single fathers.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Singleparentmeet

  Dating

  Early stage

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  Singo Solution

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Six13

  Music

  Early stage

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  Sketchbook Skool

  Home & living

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  SkillsScoop

  Education

  SkillsScoop is a free newsletter designed to provide insights into the rapidly evolving world of skills-based hiring and career mobility. It serves individuals navigating the complexities of the modern workforce by offering bite-sized, bi-monthly updates on Learning Employment Records (LERs) and their impact on hiring, upskilling, and career advancement. The newsletter targets professionals, industry newcomers, and anyone interested in understanding the future of work. SkillsScoop operates in the education and workforce development market, leveraging expertise from industry leaders to deliver content that is both informative and accessible. The business model is centered around providing valuable content for free, potentially monetizing through partnerships or sponsorships with organizations interested in reaching a skilled workforce audience. By focusing on LERs, SkillsScoop aims to demystify the jargon and complexities of the skills-based economy, making it easier for readers to stay informed and competitive in their careers.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  SKIN Sunscreen

  Early stage

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  skinbetter science

  Wellness & beauty

  Early stage · 51–200 employees

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  SkinCareRx

  Wellness & beauty, Fashion

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Skindrop

  Wellness & beauty

  Early stage

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  SkipDial

  Marketing, Enterprise software

  SkipDial provides AI-powered voice agents designed to handle both inbound and outbound business calls 24/7. The company's core service centers on automating call workflows to capture leads, qualify callers, book appointments, and route conversations, aiming to replace what it views as inconsistent manual call handling. Unlike traditional Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems that rely on menu navigation, SkipDial's agents use conversational AI to understand spoken requests and engage in natural dialogue. The platform is built for businesses that depend on phone calls for revenue, particularly high-volume call teams in sectors such as home services, real estate, and professional services offices. Key features include 24/7 call answering, real-time lead qualification, multi-language support (including English and Spanish), and spam call filtering. After each call, the system provides summaries, transcriptions, and structured data, which can be automatically synchronized with a client's existing Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and scheduling tools. It integrates with several major platforms, including Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Calendar, and Outlook. SkipDial's business model appears to be primarily SaaS-based, with plans marketed under the name SkipCalls. One pricing structure mentioned is a flat annual fee of $199 or a monthly fee of $19.99, which includes one AI agent, a dedicated phone number, unlimited minutes, and all core features without additional charges for setup or overages. The company positions itself as a cost-effective alternative to traditional receptionist services. Additionally, SkipDial offers a reseller or agency model, allowing others to build and sell AI voice agents to local businesses and set their own pricing.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees