Less than a year after Royal Oak-based Tome Inc. was launched with a seed round of $250,000 to try to carve out a niche in what has become a hot tech sector — the Internet of Things — the company is profitable, has large customers and will be able to fund rapid growth out of revenue, says CEO Jake Sigal.Tome is working on projects with Detroit-based Quicken Loans Inc.; Humanscale Corp., a large New York City furniture maker; and Dearborn-based Ford Global Technologies LLC.The first
Less than a year after Royal Oak-based Tome Inc. was launched with a seed round of $250,000 to try to carve out a niche in what has become a hot tech sector — the Internet of Things — the company is profitable, has large customers and will be able to fund rapid growth out of revenue, says CEO Jake Sigal.Tome is working on projects with Detroit-based Quicken Loans Inc.; Humanscale Corp., a large New York City furniture maker; and Dearborn-based Ford Global Technologies LLC.The first