22 Tech or Tech-related Companies on NJBIZ’s List of 50 Fastest Growing



Esther Surden

Publisher & Editor, NJTechWeekly.com



Datapipe CEO Robb Allen. Allen's company Datapipe is on this list. | Courtesy Datapipe





Last week NJBIZ released its list of the 50 Fastest Growing Companies in New Jersey for 2016. According to  the New Jersey business newspaper, the award “celebrates New Jersey businesses that have demonstrated dynamic growth over the past few years.” This year 22 tech or tech-related companies found their way onto the NJBIZ list. We present them in alphabetical order.



Company

Industry

City

ASB Resources

IT services

Princeton

Atyeti Inc.

IT consulting services

Princeton

Avaap USA LLC

Technology

Edison

CardCash.com

Consumer products and services

Brick

Compunnel Software Group Inc.

Staffing, IT/software

Plainsboro

Computer Data Source

Third party computer maintenance services

Eatontown

Datapipe

IT services

Jersey City

Global Data Mart Inc.

IT consultancy

South Plainfield

iCIMS Inc.

Software-as-a-Service

Matawan

Intone Networks Inc.

IT consulting

Iselin

Lorven Technologies, Inc.

Software IT consulting

Plainsboro

OpDecision, LLC

Telecommunications

Marlton

PCS LLC

IT managed services

Moorestown

Precision Technologies Corp.

IT staffing      

Monmouth Junction

Roy Consulting Group LLC dba Process Stream

IT and business consulting services

Princeton

SBS Group

IT

Edison

Söoryen Technologies

Web design and development/e-commerce/managed service

Oradell

Synchronoss Technologies Inc.

Telecom

Bridgewater

Techminds Group LLC

IT

Rochelle Park

Vitals

Digital health

Lyndhurst

Wodify Technologies LLC

Technology

Cherry Hill

WorkWave

Software

Neptune









Esther Surden is Publisher and Editor of NJTechWeekly, and a contributor to Philly Tech News. This article originally appeared in NJTechWeekly, and is republished here with her permission.






iPipeline Launches New Data Service Offering to North American Carriers
Data Will Fuel Underwriting, Strategic Planning, and Business Development Decisions

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iPipeline Launches New Data Service Offering to North American Carriers
Data Will Fuel Underwriting, Strategic Planning, and Business Development Decisions

October 11, 2016 09:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time
EXTON, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--iPipeline® – a leading provider of cloud-based software solutions for the life insurance industry– announced today the launch of its new Data Service Offering to North American carriers. The Data Service provides carriers with access to one of the most comprehensive repositories of anonymized quoting, apply, and in-force data elements for analysis within the industry.

iPipeline launched a new data service offering for North American Carriers.
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“iPipeline was approached by several carriers about providing this unique industry service for years. We finally decided to take this offering to the market place after conducting a survey with key industry carriers. Under our new Data Service Offering initiative, we are providing quoting, apply, and in-force data elements for carrier analysis in an anonymized fashion, so neither personally identifiable information nor carrier identifiers or product names are available,” said Tim Wallace, CEO, iPipeline. “The life insurance industry is a maturing market, so growth hinges on better understanding the buyer demographics and purchasing patterns. We believe this one-of-a-kind information will be invaluable in helping to support the industry’s underwriting, strategic planning, and business development initiatives as well as the collective advancement of the industry.”

“The Life insurance industry manages an incredible amount of information about its customers. It is a source of great opportunity to better leverage this data for so many areas, from strategic planning, product development, and underwriting to sales to service,” said Tom Scales, Research Director, Celent. “Data analytics is a critical element in understanding risks, demographic preferences, and designing new products for today’s buyers. Companies, like iPipeline, who offer access to rich industry data are fueling this necessary science.”

The new Data Service offering provides North American carriers with access to 77 million quote requests, 1 billion quote responses, 4.2 million application records, and 12.7 million in-force records. The anonymized information includes specific demographic groups, premium paid by coverage amounts, underwriting/health classes, periods of coverage, specific geographies, pending case patterns and time progressions for all key activities, and much more to signal purchasing trends and buyer dynamics by population segments.

To explore this new Data Service Offering and delve into the details, contact sales@ipipeline.com.

About iPipeline

iPipeline is a leading provider of cloud-based software solutions for the life insurance industry. Through our SaaS solutions, we accelerate and simplify insurance sales, compliance, operations and support. We provide process automation and seamless integration between every participant in the life insurance industry including carriers, agents (such as financial advisors and independent insurance agents), distributors (such as banks, broker-dealers and general agencies) and consumers. Our innovative solutions enable automated processing for pre-sales, point-of-sale execution of applications, post-sale support, reporting, consumer delivery and agency management.

iPipeline provides the process automation and seamless integration needed on a global basis to make a sale by aggregating more than 120 carriers, 875 distributors and financial institutions, and their producers and licensed advisors in a cloud-based environment. Headquartered in Exton, Pennsylvania, iPipeline has locations in Cheltenham (UK), Fort Lauderdale, Huntersville, Philadelphia, Salt Lake City, and Vancouver. Save the date for iPipeline’s Connections 2017 User Meeting & Conference on March 15-17 at the ARIA in Las Vegas. Visit www.ipipeline.com.

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For iPipeline:
Lisa Bollinger
Marketing
484-870-6234




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Comcast-backed Atairos Group to acquire College Sports Licensor Learfield


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Atairos Group has reached an agreement to acquire Plano, Texas-based college sports licensor Learfield.

Atairos Group is the Bryn Mawr and New York-based PE fund backed by Comcast and headed by former Comcast CFO Michael Angelakis.

Terms were not disclosed, but earlier reports suggested the bidding was in the $1 billion plus range. Prior to Comcast, Angelakis was a senior executive with Learfield seller Providence Equity. Atairos was reported to have beaten out three other bidder including TPG Capital, majority owner of Hollywood agency CAA.









Earlier this year, Atairos made a $250 million investment in Groupon.

Also this year, Atairos teamed with former Citigroup CEO Vikram S. Pandit to form a new financial services company.

Atairos was launched this year with $4 billion in committed capital from Comcast.

Atairos is often seeking long-term synergies with Comcast in its investments, as was indicated after its Groupon investment. Learfield may have some fit with Comcast's now wholely-owned Comcast Spectacor unit.