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Kissimmee Utility Authority owns, operates, and manages the municipal electric system established by the city of Kissimmee in 1901. KUA is the sixth largest utility in Florida. KUA’s 289 employees serve approximately 97,000 customers in Kissimmee and surrounding areas as of January 2025.

Kissimmee Utility Authority owns, operates, and manages the municipal electric system established by the city of Kissimmee in 1901. KUA is the sixth largest utility in Florida. KUA’s 289 employees serve approximately 97,000 customers in Kissimmee and surrounding areas as of January 2025.

Kissimmee Utility Authority owns, operates, and manages the municipal electric system established by the city of Kissimmee in 1901. KUA is the sixth largest utility in Florida. KUA’s 289 employees serve approximately 97,000 customers in Kissimmee and surrounding areas as of January 2025.

Founded in 2004 we are a dedicated team of professional software developers. We are passionate about our work aiming in extending the potential of our clients. Having strong expertise we cover all the needs for software development. From ideation to thrive our mission is to deliver the optimal solutions. Our vision is to become synonymous with functionality and the fruition of the ideas and goals of every entrepreneur. Through our work, we seek to be a development factor for modern life.

Gleason’s Total Gear Solutions portfolio provides the global gear community with know how, processes and equipment along the Design – Manufacture – Measure chain. One key product is KISSsoft®, a Gleason Software System for the sizing, optimization and rating of gears, gearboxes and transmissions. KISSsoft combines the widest range of standard (ISO, DIN, AGMA, JGMA, ANSI, VDI, …) based analytical computations with FEM and dynamic calculations to determine system deformations, component strength, system reliability and geometrical definitions for the manufacturing of gears and other components.

Kistler is the global market leader for dynamic pressure, force, torque and acceleration measurement technology. Cutting-edge technologies provide the basis for Kistler's modular solutions. Customers in industry and scientific research benefit from Kistler's experience as a development partner, enabling them to optimize their products and processes so as to secure sustainable competitive edge. Unique sensor technology from this owner-managed Swiss corporation helps to shape future innovations not only in automotive development and industrial automation but also in many newly emerging sectors. Drawing on our extensive application expertise, and always with an absolute commitment to quality, Kistler plays a key part in the ongoing development of the latest megatrends. The focus is on issues such as electrified drive technology, autonomous driving, emission reduction and Industry 4.0. Some 2,200 employees at more than 60 facilities across the globe are dedicated to the development of new solutions, and they offer application-specific services at the local level. Ever since it was founded in 1959, the Kistler Group has grown hand-in-hand with its customers and in 2023, it posted sales of CHF 465 million. About 9% of this figure is reinvested in research and technology – with the aim of delivering better results for every customer.

MISSION To transform the livelihood of the people of Kisumu county on a foundation of integrity through accountable, efficient and effective leadership that invokes participation and pursuit of quality services, for a prosperous county that is a harbor of excellence VISION A prosperous and dynamic county that is a harbor of excellence Kisumu, which literally means a place of barter trade "sumo" and officially known as Kisumu City, is the Kenyan inland port city on Lake Victoria and the capital city of Kisumu County, Kenya. It is the third largest city in Kenya after the capital, Nairobi, and the coastal city of Mombasa. Kisumu is the principal city of western Kenya, the immediate former capital of Nyanza Province, the headquarters of Kisumu County and the proposed headquarters of the Lake Region Economic Block, which is a conglomeration of 15 counties in Western Kenya.