2016, mybliss.ai with a core mission of enabling individuals, social enterprises, and communities to pursue happiness and wellbeing.  

mybliss platform is an innovative concept that leverages mobile technology, big data, research, and artificial intelligence to improve the human condition.  mybliss addresses a range of use cases from loneliness, depression, stress, lifestyle, relationships, and early childhood development. 

Currently, mybliss is enabling many non-profit organizations to serve the communities with a modularized, scalable, and secure platform for human care.

2015, eCare Vault, a human-centered Care Team approach to drive the continuity of care and enhance individualized learning, productivity, and health outcomes.

• Harness the power of a trusted team …to securely connect, collaborate and care.

• Personalize the way forward …towards mental wellbeing, engaged learning, and productivity.

• Deepen insights into what’s working …with real-time nudges, alerts, and analytics.

2013, Binary Fountain (BF), a company committed to creating a better patient experience and health outcomes using a Sentiment Mining Platform. BF developed the industry’s only Provider Satisfaction Index (PSI), and its platform transformed patient satisfaction and health outcomes. Today, BF’s offerings are used by many leading hospital networks, such as HCA Healthcare Network, Johns Hopkins HealthCare System, Providence Health System, and others.

Press Ganey (NYSE: PGND) acquired the company in 2015.

2009, Technology Ventures was the industry’s first company that launched Natural Language Sentiment Mining models using machine learning (ML) algorithms on social media content. This engine powered newBrandAnalytics, a machine learning platform for mining unstructured commentary to derive essential customer insights, enabling many hospitality and government accounts.

Sprinklr (NYSE: CXM) acquired the company in 2013;

2005, we experienced the nexus of skilled labor shortages and changes to US immigration policies for work visas. We took the opportunity and invested in an offshore services company, iPlace, during that chaotic time. 

iPlace has become the largest company providing professionally managed recruiting services worldwide.

Technology Ventures CEO interview in the Washington Post – As Government Cap on Work Visas Rises, So Does Confusion. 

1999, Technology Ventures launched the industry’s first digital assistant (Snoopy) for web browsers and Palm Pilot devices. However, with the dot-com era bust, Snoopy surrendered and vanished;