Also receiving funding were:
Zonoff Inc. of Malvern pulled in $200,000 for its suite of home energy automation hardware and software products, the Diplomat Home Control Platform. Znoff is a spinoff of another Ben Franklin portfolio company, BuLogics.
GroupAppz Inc. of Fort Washington earned $150,000 for its development of mobile and web-based apps that improve group-oriented activity like business collaboration and member engagement.
PeopleLinx of Philadelphia also earned $150,000 for its business software that shapes and directs employees' use of social media tools.
Cross X Platform of Audobon received $100,000 for its shared services solution that includes cloud-based collaborative sales and recruiting engines, efficient back-office support, leadership and capital to increase speed and operational agility.
Syandus of Exton took in $25,000 for its digital medical education programs that use learning simulations to help doctors better learn to diagnose and manage diseases. Ben Franklin previously invested $150,000 in the company.
Source: Jaron Rhodes, Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Writer: Joe Petrucci