Accel

Accel, established in 1983, is a prominent venture capital firm headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with additional offices in San Francisco, London, and Bangalore. The firm specializes in investing in early and growth-stage technology startups, focusing on sectors such as software, cloud technologies, consumer services, enterprise, healthcare, fintech, and security. Accel's portfolio includes notable companies like Atlassian, Facebook, Slack, and Spotify, reflecting its ability to identify and support entrepreneurs building businesses that drive next-generation industries.

Casey Aylward

Partner

Mahendran Balachandran

Partner, India

Luca Bocchio

Partner

Andrei Brasoveanu

Partner

Katie Brown

Investor

Abhinav Chaturvedi

Partner

Ethan Choi

Partner

Miles Clements

Partner

Adrian Colyer

Venture Partner

Kevin Comolli

Partner

Ben Dooley

CFO

Peter Doyle

Investor

Christine Esserman

Partner

Sameer Gandhi

Partner

Sara Ittelson

Partner

Myrel Iturrey

Investor

Dinesh Katiyar

Partner

Richard Kotite

Vice President

Gagan Kumar

General Partner

Daniel Levine

Partner

John Locke

Partner

Zhenya Loginov

Partner

Steve Loughlin

Partner

Arun Mathew

Partner

Jonathan Mendelson

Investor

Subrata Mitra

Partner

Gonzalo Mocorrea

Investor

Vasant Natarajan

Partner

Vas Natarajan

Partner

Harry Nelis

Partner

Nate Niparko

Partner

Rachit Parekh

Investor

Vijaysai Patnaik

Associate

Varun Purandare

Principal and Investor

Ben Quazzo

Investor, Venture and Growth

Rafael Quintanilla Loeillet

Early-Stage Investor

Tim Rawlinson

Investor - Growth

Matthew Robinson

Investor

Sagar Sanghvi

Partner

Tracy Sedlock

Chief Operating Partner

Karan Shah

Investor

Manasi Shah

Vice President and Investment Team Member

Sarthak Singh

Investor

Robert Sternberg

Investor

Barath Shankar Subramanian

Senior Analyst

Charles Tananbaum

Investor

Humza Tariq

Investor

Jonathan Turner

Partner

Cecilia Wang

Vice President and Investor

Matt Weigand

Partner

Richard Wong

Partner

Ivan Zhou

Partner

Past deals in Infrastructure

Nuitée

Series A in 2024
Nuitée is a company that specializes in providing infrastructure APIs specifically designed for the travel industry. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Ireland, Nuitée has developed a technology platform that acts as a crucial link between accommodation providers and demand partners, enabling seamless hotel connectivity and distribution. The company initially offered a simple API and white-label solution, which has since evolved into a multi-product ecosystem. This ecosystem allows businesses to create their own booking applications, monetize their audience, and establish sustainable revenue streams while maintaining complete control over their branding and pricing. In addition to hotel APIs and white-label solutions, Nuitée also offers desktop solutions, payment gateways, and services related to guided tours, activities, attraction tickets, and ground transportation in major international travel destinations, catering to travel businesses of all sizes.

Nebius AI

Post in 2024
Nebius AI is an AI-centric public cloud platform, launched in late 2023 and specifically crafted to serve AI models from ML training to inferencing at a scale. Our mission is to enable ML practitioners to concentrate on their core job while DevOps, MLOps and infrastructure related tasks are on us. Our goal is to build an ML-specific cloud platform covering the whole ML lifecycle from A to Z: from data preparation and data labeling to ML training and inference.

Vercel

Series E in 2024
Vercel Inc., established in 2015 and based in Walnut, California, specializes in developing a cloud platform for on-demand deployment of frontend applications. The company offers automated deployment solutions from pull requests via GitHub and Bitbucket, as well as merge requests through GitLab. Vercel's platform is designed to facilitate the development, previewing, and shipping of Jamstack sites, enabling efficient delivery of web pages through content delivery networks.

Accacia

Seed Round in 2024
Accacia is an AI-enabled real estate decarbonization platform designed to assist real estate and infrastructure owners, developers, asset managers, and operators in managing their climate risks. The platform facilitates real-time tracking of emissions at both asset and portfolio levels, adhering to the organizational boundaries outlined by the Greenhouse Gas Protocol. By providing tools to measure and monitor emissions, Accacia enables its users to effectively manage their environmental impact and make informed decisions regarding sustainability.

Accacia

Seed Round in 2022
Accacia is an AI-enabled real estate decarbonization platform designed to assist real estate and infrastructure owners, developers, asset managers, and operators in managing their climate risks. The platform facilitates real-time tracking of emissions at both asset and portfolio levels, adhering to the organizational boundaries outlined by the Greenhouse Gas Protocol. By providing tools to measure and monitor emissions, Accacia enables its users to effectively manage their environmental impact and make informed decisions regarding sustainability.

Unit

Series C in 2022
Unit is a financial infrastructure platform that enables technology companies to integrate financial features into their products, including accounts, cards, payments, and lending services. By streamlining the process of launching vertical banks, Unit manages compliance and maintains necessary banking relationships, allowing businesses to create customized banking experiences more efficiently. This capability not only helps companies save time but also enhances their product offerings, ultimately increasing customer lifetime value.

Komodor

Series B in 2022
Komodor is a developer-focused platform designed to automate Kubernetes operations and enhance troubleshooting for modern distributed systems. By ingesting daily Kubernetes events, the platform captures essential insights to improve system management. It allows developers to track and correlate every deployment, configuration, and code change with the status of various Kubernetes infrastructure elements, such as nodes, pods, and endpoints. Komodor integrates with a range of tools to provide a unified dashboard that organizes information and monitors changes and alerts. This capability enables clients to gain a comprehensive understanding of system events and dependencies, facilitating easier analysis and informed decision-making.

Unit

Series B in 2021
Unit is a financial infrastructure platform that enables technology companies to integrate financial features into their products, including accounts, cards, payments, and lending services. By streamlining the process of launching vertical banks, Unit manages compliance and maintains necessary banking relationships, allowing businesses to create customized banking experiences more efficiently. This capability not only helps companies save time but also enhances their product offerings, ultimately increasing customer lifetime value.

BrowserStack

Series B in 2021
BrowserStack Inc. is a software testing platform that specializes in web and mobile application testing. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Mumbai, India, and Dublin, Ireland, the company operates a cloud-based platform that facilitates automated testing across various devices and browsers. BrowserStack supports testing on more than 2,000 real mobile devices and browsers, enabling over 25,000 customers, including notable companies like Microsoft, Twitter, and Barclays, to enhance the quality of their software. The platform handles more than two million tests daily through its global data centers, allowing development and QA teams to streamline their processes and deliver high-quality software efficiently. By eliminating the need for complex in-house testing infrastructures, BrowserStack empowers businesses to focus on building reliable and bug-free applications.

Komodor

Series A in 2021
Komodor is a developer-focused platform designed to automate Kubernetes operations and enhance troubleshooting for modern distributed systems. By ingesting daily Kubernetes events, the platform captures essential insights to improve system management. It allows developers to track and correlate every deployment, configuration, and code change with the status of various Kubernetes infrastructure elements, such as nodes, pods, and endpoints. Komodor integrates with a range of tools to provide a unified dashboard that organizes information and monitors changes and alerts. This capability enables clients to gain a comprehensive understanding of system events and dependencies, facilitating easier analysis and informed decision-making.

Vercel

Series B in 2020
Vercel Inc., established in 2015 and based in Walnut, California, specializes in developing a cloud platform for on-demand deployment of frontend applications. The company offers automated deployment solutions from pull requests via GitHub and Bitbucket, as well as merge requests through GitLab. Vercel's platform is designed to facilitate the development, previewing, and shipping of Jamstack sites, enabling efficient delivery of web pages through content delivery networks.

Vercel

Series A in 2020
Vercel Inc., established in 2015 and based in Walnut, California, specializes in developing a cloud platform for on-demand deployment of frontend applications. The company offers automated deployment solutions from pull requests via GitHub and Bitbucket, as well as merge requests through GitLab. Vercel's platform is designed to facilitate the development, previewing, and shipping of Jamstack sites, enabling efficient delivery of web pages through content delivery networks.

BrowserStack

Series A in 2018
BrowserStack Inc. is a software testing platform that specializes in web and mobile application testing. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Mumbai, India, and Dublin, Ireland, the company operates a cloud-based platform that facilitates automated testing across various devices and browsers. BrowserStack supports testing on more than 2,000 real mobile devices and browsers, enabling over 25,000 customers, including notable companies like Microsoft, Twitter, and Barclays, to enhance the quality of their software. The platform handles more than two million tests daily through its global data centers, allowing development and QA teams to streamline their processes and deliver high-quality software efficiently. By eliminating the need for complex in-house testing infrastructures, BrowserStack empowers businesses to focus on building reliable and bug-free applications.

Primary Data

Series B in 2017
Primary Data, founded in 2013 and based in Sandy, Utah, specializes in intelligence and automation software for enterprise data management, facilitating seamless integration between on-premises IT infrastructure and cloud environments. The company's flagship platform, DataSphere, utilizes metadata management and machine learning to optimize data movement within a global namespace. It enables organizations managing large data volumes to efficiently handle billions of files, automate data migration processes, and improve cloud integration while enhancing network-attached storage (NAS) performance. By ensuring that the right data is accessible to the right applications at the right time, Primary Data helps enterprises maximize the value of their infrastructure investments.

Zeitview

Series A in 2016
Zeitview is an aerial data analytics platform that delivers drone services tailored for the energy and infrastructure sectors. The company employs artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze visual data, providing actionable insights that enhance the performance and longevity of various assets. Zeitview's software is designed to monitor construction progress, assess rooftop conditions, and maintain the health of solar facilities through detailed inspections. It caters to a diverse range of industries, including solar, wind, property management, telecommunications, and utilities. By offering fast and accurate inspections, Zeitview aims to reduce costs and improve operational efficiency for its clients, enabling them to make informed, near-real-time decisions regarding their assets.

QMC Telecom International

Series B in 2015
QMC Telecom specializes in providing wireless infrastructure for telecommunications carriers in Puerto Rico. Incorporated in 2011 and headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil, with an additional office in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the company focuses on developing, owning, acquiring, and managing rooftop sites and leasing towers. By offering comprehensive site development services, QMC Telecom enables telecommunications operators to efficiently meet their wireless connectivity requirements through reliable and timely installations.

SimpliVity

Series D in 2015
SimpliVity Corporation specializes in hyperconverged infrastructure technology that integrates compute, storage, and networking into a single system, enhancing the deployment of resources and workloads. The company's key offerings include OmniCube, a 2U rack-mounted unit that provides essential server, storage, and networking services while optimizing the management and performance of virtualized workloads. Additionally, SimpliVity offers OmniView, a web-based support dashboard with predictive analytics, and OmniStack Hyperconverged Infrastructure, which works with Cisco UCS to consolidate various data center functions. These solutions are applicable across diverse sectors, including energy, education, financial services, government, manufacturing, IT services, and telecommunications. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Westborough, Massachusetts, SimpliVity has also established support centers in Ireland and North Carolina. As of early 2017, the company operates as a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.

Primary Data

Series B in 2014
Primary Data, founded in 2013 and based in Sandy, Utah, specializes in intelligence and automation software for enterprise data management, facilitating seamless integration between on-premises IT infrastructure and cloud environments. The company's flagship platform, DataSphere, utilizes metadata management and machine learning to optimize data movement within a global namespace. It enables organizations managing large data volumes to efficiently handle billions of files, automate data migration processes, and improve cloud integration while enhancing network-attached storage (NAS) performance. By ensuring that the right data is accessible to the right applications at the right time, Primary Data helps enterprises maximize the value of their infrastructure investments.

SimpliVity

Series C in 2013
SimpliVity Corporation specializes in hyperconverged infrastructure technology that integrates compute, storage, and networking into a single system, enhancing the deployment of resources and workloads. The company's key offerings include OmniCube, a 2U rack-mounted unit that provides essential server, storage, and networking services while optimizing the management and performance of virtualized workloads. Additionally, SimpliVity offers OmniView, a web-based support dashboard with predictive analytics, and OmniStack Hyperconverged Infrastructure, which works with Cisco UCS to consolidate various data center functions. These solutions are applicable across diverse sectors, including energy, education, financial services, government, manufacturing, IT services, and telecommunications. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Westborough, Massachusetts, SimpliVity has also established support centers in Ireland and North Carolina. As of early 2017, the company operates as a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.

Primary Data

Series B in 2013
Primary Data, founded in 2013 and based in Sandy, Utah, specializes in intelligence and automation software for enterprise data management, facilitating seamless integration between on-premises IT infrastructure and cloud environments. The company's flagship platform, DataSphere, utilizes metadata management and machine learning to optimize data movement within a global namespace. It enables organizations managing large data volumes to efficiently handle billions of files, automate data migration processes, and improve cloud integration while enhancing network-attached storage (NAS) performance. By ensuring that the right data is accessible to the right applications at the right time, Primary Data helps enterprises maximize the value of their infrastructure investments.

SimpliVity

Series B in 2012
SimpliVity Corporation specializes in hyperconverged infrastructure technology that integrates compute, storage, and networking into a single system, enhancing the deployment of resources and workloads. The company's key offerings include OmniCube, a 2U rack-mounted unit that provides essential server, storage, and networking services while optimizing the management and performance of virtualized workloads. Additionally, SimpliVity offers OmniView, a web-based support dashboard with predictive analytics, and OmniStack Hyperconverged Infrastructure, which works with Cisco UCS to consolidate various data center functions. These solutions are applicable across diverse sectors, including energy, education, financial services, government, manufacturing, IT services, and telecommunications. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Westborough, Massachusetts, SimpliVity has also established support centers in Ireland and North Carolina. As of early 2017, the company operates as a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.

Nimble Storage

Series E in 2012
Nimble Storage, Inc. specializes in flash storage solutions, providing a range of products that include all-flash arrays, adaptive flash arrays, and multi-cloud storage services. The company's offerings are designed to enhance performance and simplify operations for various business applications, including databases, virtual servers, and data analytics. Nimble's patented Cache Accelerated Sequential Layout (CASL) architecture combines flash with high-capacity drives, enabling high performance at an affordable cost while improving disaster recovery and backup processes. Their predictive cloud platform, InfoSight, incorporates predictive analytics to optimize storage management across on-premises data centers and cloud environments. Nimble Cloud Volumes allow customers to run applications in leading cloud services like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. The company distributes its products through a network of value-added resellers and integrators, serving diverse sectors including healthcare, finance, education, and technology. Founded in 2007 and based in San Jose, California, Nimble Storage operates as a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.

SimpliVity

Series A in 2012
SimpliVity Corporation specializes in hyperconverged infrastructure technology that integrates compute, storage, and networking into a single system, enhancing the deployment of resources and workloads. The company's key offerings include OmniCube, a 2U rack-mounted unit that provides essential server, storage, and networking services while optimizing the management and performance of virtualized workloads. Additionally, SimpliVity offers OmniView, a web-based support dashboard with predictive analytics, and OmniStack Hyperconverged Infrastructure, which works with Cisco UCS to consolidate various data center functions. These solutions are applicable across diverse sectors, including energy, education, financial services, government, manufacturing, IT services, and telecommunications. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Westborough, Massachusetts, SimpliVity has also established support centers in Ireland and North Carolina. As of early 2017, the company operates as a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.

Nimble Storage

Series D in 2011
Nimble Storage, Inc. specializes in flash storage solutions, providing a range of products that include all-flash arrays, adaptive flash arrays, and multi-cloud storage services. The company's offerings are designed to enhance performance and simplify operations for various business applications, including databases, virtual servers, and data analytics. Nimble's patented Cache Accelerated Sequential Layout (CASL) architecture combines flash with high-capacity drives, enabling high performance at an affordable cost while improving disaster recovery and backup processes. Their predictive cloud platform, InfoSight, incorporates predictive analytics to optimize storage management across on-premises data centers and cloud environments. Nimble Cloud Volumes allow customers to run applications in leading cloud services like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. The company distributes its products through a network of value-added resellers and integrators, serving diverse sectors including healthcare, finance, education, and technology. Founded in 2007 and based in San Jose, California, Nimble Storage operates as a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.

ScaleXtreme

Series B in 2011
ScaleXtreme specializes in cloud-based server automation solutions tailored for the modern distributed datacenter. The company offers a unified platform designed to streamline the management of physical, virtual, and public cloud servers. Its products are developed to simplify the complexities of server management, enabling users to efficiently handle deployments across various environments, including Amazon EC2 and VMware virtual machines. By providing a scalable and user-friendly approach to system management, ScaleXtreme aims to enhance operational efficiency for businesses managing diverse server infrastructures.

Nimble Storage

Series C in 2010
Nimble Storage, Inc. specializes in flash storage solutions, providing a range of products that include all-flash arrays, adaptive flash arrays, and multi-cloud storage services. The company's offerings are designed to enhance performance and simplify operations for various business applications, including databases, virtual servers, and data analytics. Nimble's patented Cache Accelerated Sequential Layout (CASL) architecture combines flash with high-capacity drives, enabling high performance at an affordable cost while improving disaster recovery and backup processes. Their predictive cloud platform, InfoSight, incorporates predictive analytics to optimize storage management across on-premises data centers and cloud environments. Nimble Cloud Volumes allow customers to run applications in leading cloud services like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. The company distributes its products through a network of value-added resellers and integrators, serving diverse sectors including healthcare, finance, education, and technology. Founded in 2007 and based in San Jose, California, Nimble Storage operates as a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.

ScaleXtreme

Series A in 2010
ScaleXtreme specializes in cloud-based server automation solutions tailored for the modern distributed datacenter. The company offers a unified platform designed to streamline the management of physical, virtual, and public cloud servers. Its products are developed to simplify the complexities of server management, enabling users to efficiently handle deployments across various environments, including Amazon EC2 and VMware virtual machines. By providing a scalable and user-friendly approach to system management, ScaleXtreme aims to enhance operational efficiency for businesses managing diverse server infrastructures.

Nimbula

Series B in 2010
Nimbula is a cloud infrastructure software company that enables enterprises and service providers to create private, public, or hybrid clouds. Its flagship product, Nimbula Director, offers a scalable and automated solution that allows users to maintain complete control over their cloud environments. Founded by Chris Pinkham and Willem van Biljon, key figures behind Amazon EC2, Nimbula has garnered support from prominent investors such as Accel Partners and Sequoia Capital. The company is headquartered in Mountain View, California, with a development team located in South Africa. Nimbula has also joined the OpenStack Foundation to enhance its offerings within the cloud software space. The company's focus is on combining the flexibility and efficiency of public cloud services with the control and security typically associated with traditional data centers.

WiChorus

Series C in 2008
WiChorus specializes in developing software solutions for network management in the telecommunications sector. The company offers a smartcore platform designed for 4G packet core infrastructure, which supports the deployment of WiMAX and LTE networks. Its products include tools for service and subscriber management, content management, and network optimization. By focusing on enhancing network intelligence, WiChorus enables service providers to achieve superior performance and effectively monetize internet services.

WiChorus

Series B in 2007
WiChorus specializes in developing software solutions for network management in the telecommunications sector. The company offers a smartcore platform designed for 4G packet core infrastructure, which supports the deployment of WiMAX and LTE networks. Its products include tools for service and subscriber management, content management, and network optimization. By focusing on enhancing network intelligence, WiChorus enables service providers to achieve superior performance and effectively monetize internet services.

WiChorus

Series B in 2006
WiChorus specializes in developing software solutions for network management in the telecommunications sector. The company offers a smartcore platform designed for 4G packet core infrastructure, which supports the deployment of WiMAX and LTE networks. Its products include tools for service and subscriber management, content management, and network optimization. By focusing on enhancing network intelligence, WiChorus enables service providers to achieve superior performance and effectively monetize internet services.

Acopia Networks

Series D in 2006
Acopia Networks specializes in intelligent file virtualization solutions aimed at improving data management for enterprises. The company offers the Acopia ARX series of intelligent file virtualization devices, which automate various data management tasks, thereby minimizing disruptions related to storage management. Additionally, Acopia provides the FreedomFabric network operating system software, facilitating the management of unstructured file data through further automation of storage tasks. The company also offers services such as data migration, storage tiering, data replication, and load balancing, enabling organizations to utilize a flexible and adaptive infrastructure across their global operations.

Acopia Networks

Series C in 2004
Acopia Networks specializes in intelligent file virtualization solutions aimed at improving data management for enterprises. The company offers the Acopia ARX series of intelligent file virtualization devices, which automate various data management tasks, thereby minimizing disruptions related to storage management. Additionally, Acopia provides the FreedomFabric network operating system software, facilitating the management of unstructured file data through further automation of storage tasks. The company also offers services such as data migration, storage tiering, data replication, and load balancing, enabling organizations to utilize a flexible and adaptive infrastructure across their global operations.

Acopia Networks

Series B in 2003
Acopia Networks specializes in intelligent file virtualization solutions aimed at improving data management for enterprises. The company offers the Acopia ARX series of intelligent file virtualization devices, which automate various data management tasks, thereby minimizing disruptions related to storage management. Additionally, Acopia provides the FreedomFabric network operating system software, facilitating the management of unstructured file data through further automation of storage tasks. The company also offers services such as data migration, storage tiering, data replication, and load balancing, enabling organizations to utilize a flexible and adaptive infrastructure across their global operations.

Acopia Networks

Series A in 2002
Acopia Networks specializes in intelligent file virtualization solutions aimed at improving data management for enterprises. The company offers the Acopia ARX series of intelligent file virtualization devices, which automate various data management tasks, thereby minimizing disruptions related to storage management. Additionally, Acopia provides the FreedomFabric network operating system software, facilitating the management of unstructured file data through further automation of storage tasks. The company also offers services such as data migration, storage tiering, data replication, and load balancing, enabling organizations to utilize a flexible and adaptive infrastructure across their global operations.

P-Cube

Series C in 2002
P-Cube develops programmable IP service control platforms for broadband and mobile network operators. The company's products include engage, which offers service providers a roadmap to profitability by offering technology that enables operators to adopt a phased approach; encharge, which works with existing OSS and BSS systems that creates a converged voice and data prepaid-postpaid environment; and service control platforms.

Infinera

Series A in 2001
Infinera Corporation is a global provider of optical transport networking equipment, software, and services, headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. The company specializes in photonic integration technology, offering a diverse portfolio that includes modular platforms, coherent optical transport systems, and packet-optical transport solutions. Its products, such as the Infinera Groove series and 7300 series, cater to various transport network applications, enabling high-capacity data transmission and management. Infinera's digital transport node system incorporates advanced technology for digital processing of network traffic. The company also provides a range of support services, including technical support, installation, and professional services. Infinera's customer base consists of telecommunications service providers, internet content providers, cable operators, research institutions, large enterprises, and government entities, all of whom rely on its solutions for efficient optical networking. Founded in 2000, Infinera continues to innovate in the field of optical networking, enhancing the capabilities of global communications infrastructure.

Comstellar Technologies

Series A in 2000
Comstellar Technologies, Inc. specializes in the development of communications infrastructure, concentrating on creating network components and subsystems for both optical and wireless communication industries. The company's innovative operating model positions it to address the growing demand for high-quality communication solutions, which are becoming increasingly essential in today’s technology landscape. By focusing on these critical areas, Comstellar aims to capitalize on the vast opportunities available in the global market for communication technologies.

Urban Media

Venture Round in 2000
Urban Media is an innovative on-site service provider that offers free broadband access to businesses, enhancing their ability to engage in the internet economy. By implementing a robust broadband network infrastructure, including Fiber-to-the-Floor technology, Urban Media equips buildings with essential e-business services, applications, and content through its UrbanCenter platform. This comprehensive approach allows businesses in Urban Media-enabled buildings to improve their competitive edge in the business-to-business e-commerce landscape. Additionally, the services provided help building owners and managers boost revenue and decrease tenant turnover, creating a mutually beneficial environment for all stakeholders involved.

P-Cube

Series A in 1999
P-Cube develops programmable IP service control platforms for broadband and mobile network operators. The company's products include engage, which offers service providers a roadmap to profitability by offering technology that enables operators to adopt a phased approach; encharge, which works with existing OSS and BSS systems that creates a converged voice and data prepaid-postpaid environment; and service control platforms.
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