Delaware Business Systems competitors

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Delaware Business Systems vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Delaware Business Systems	1983	3.9	New Castle, DE	1	$18.0M	880
Revention	2003	4.2	Houston, TX	1	$7.4M	71
Signature Systems	-	3.8	Newtown, PA	1	$330,000	5
Computer Services Associates	-	4.4	Macon, GA	1	$9.3M	5
Scientific Games	1984	4.6	Las Vegas, NV	7	$2.2B	9,000
Data Control Systems POS	-	3.5	Raleigh, NC	1	$1.0M	25
Richards Computer	-	3.5	Doral, FL	1	$6.0M	23
Friendly Computer Service	-	3.7	Tampa, FL	1	$270,000	7
Bellingham Computer Service	-	3.8	Bellingham, WA	1	$290,000	7
RGB	1986	4.4	-	-	$21.4M	540
The Icss	-	4.2	-	-	$11.0M	95
Thomson Safaris	1981	3.9	Watertown Town, MA	1	$6.2M	62
Bally Gaming Inc	1932	4.5	Las Vegas, NV	1	$160.0M	568
Apex Systems	1995	4.6	Richmond, VA	79	$750.0M	11,132

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Delaware Business Systems salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Delaware Business Systems	$56,221	$27.03	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Delaware Business Systems	$68,791	$33.07
Scientific Games	$76,341	$36.70
Revention	$71,785	$34.51
Bellingham Computer Service	$70,371	$33.83
Richards Computer	$70,371	$33.83
Friendly Computer Service	$70,368	$33.83
Apex Systems	$70,354	$33.82
Computer Services Associates	$70,270	$33.78
Signature Systems	$70,110	$33.71
Data Control Systems POS	$69,802	$33.56
Bally Gaming Inc	$69,751	$33.53
The Icss	$69,713	$33.52
RGB	$69,701	$33.51
Thomson Safaris	$68,405	$32.89

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Delaware Business Systems demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
RGB	65%	35%
Scientific Games	69%	31%
Apex Systems	70%	30%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Scientific Games	55%	16%	17%	9%	3%	9.8
Apex Systems	60%	14%	13%	8%	4%	9.9
RGB	54%	19%	12%	12%	4%	9.4

Delaware Business Systems and similar companies CEOs

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Barry Cottle

Scientific Games

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Robert Marcus

RGB

Brian Rigney

Computer Services Associates

An entrepreneurial, hands-on CEO and business unit leader who brings creative frameworks for thinking about complex business problems. Experienced with building high growth, customer-centric technology businesses. Proven record of value creation and P&L performance. Passionate about leading talented teams, innovative product development and strong go-to-market execution in complex environments (start-up, growth, turnaround, international). My primary competencies include: (a) growth strategies with a focus on sales and business development including go-to-market and strategic channel partnerships, (b) innovative product development, especially in SaaS ecommerce and fin tech / payments, and (c) economic models, including multi-axis pricing and credit adjudication. I'm intellectually curious and believe the team of exceptional individuals with whom I work is always the foundation for success. Beyond work, my passions are my family and being outside - especially anything that involves two wheels, mountains or the ocean. Specialties: ERP, MES, WMS, SaaS, ecommerce, fin tech, payments, venture capital, private equity, P&L performance, business development, go to market strategies, corporate development, strategic and consultative sales, product development, credit underwriting

Shaun McCarthy

The Icss