Seeks to Acquire Companies
The founder of ioimage, Roni Kass posted a note on the LinkedIn Video Analytics Group. His note stated, "We are interested to collaborate/acquire different companies, which have complementary technology/products to our products. These can be unique intelligent vid...
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