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Stacklok creates software supply chain security-focused products and services. The company aims to make the innovative power of Open Source more naturally accessible to developers who want to build more securely.

About Us If you think back to your school or college days, the best memories you have are those with your friends! Your first day in college, your best friend, your dorms, hanging in the corridors, your school canteen, all nighters before exams & chilling for weeks after exams - our school lives are filled with so many awesome interactions, experiences & memories. In each of them you’re with a friend, never alone! Humans always have, and will always continue to learn from one another. We are a social learning platform that allows us to learn the way we learn best - socially Founded by Stanford grads, Openhouse is backed by Accel and Matrix Partners. We have started building a stellar team from companies like Microsoft, Uber, etc., We are headquartered in Bangalore. Our Approach Covid-19 has reshaped every aspect of our lives and education is no exception. The world is learning to learn online but the main reason why online education hasn’t skyrocketed is because all platforms are designed to simply deliver content (whether pre-recorded or live). Online learning doesn’t feel natural, warm or relatable. Taking an analogy from the gaming world, edtech so far consists of single player games designed only for access but not engagement & retention. The only actions one can take is content consumption and practice via multiple choice questions. We, on the contrary, think education is an immersive multiplayer experience! If our children are going to learn online we will have to make it social. That’s how learning happens best. We believe we’re amongst the first few companies in the world trying to push the boundaries of edtech to a new era of highly social & community driven learning. PS: We believe that we need to hire people who are toughened by failure, not those coddled by success. Our Culture The best classrooms have an awesome learning culture. We think of our organisation as one large classroom, where each of us is a student trying to learn from & teach one another. We have all sorts of people here: humanists, tech junkies, educationists, designers & wanna be designers! Since we are a small organisation, we function like a tight-knit family where we care for each other’s work but also for each other’s lives. We’ve often heard that the first 50 team members set the culture & pace of an organisation, which is why we take time and carefully pick our team. If you grab a sneak peek into our tribe, you’d find us to be super real. We are all encouraged to call a spade a spade, even if this means disappointing a peer. Coming up with prospective solutions is good, but we care about how well the experience is crafted - aesthetics do matter. Think of Disneyland, Nike, Airbnb, WeWork, Apple: the best folks know not only how to deliver a product/service, but also make it beautiful. Most importantly, we are all students! Right across the team. from engineering to product, community to classroom, we think of how we’d feel if we were students – and this reminds us to keep learning and growing!

DhiWise is a developer of a visual programming platform aimed at enhancing the efficiency of web and mobile application development. The platform allows developers to create clean, scalable, and customizable native and hybrid applications. It offers features such as team collaboration tools, integrated development environment plugin version control, and reverse code syncing, which collectively enable developers to streamline their workflows. By automating ordinary and repetitive tasks, DhiWise empowers individuals and organizations to focus on high-value aspects of their work, thereby fostering greater productivity and innovation in the IT community. The name "DhiWise" reflects a blend of Indian heritage and a commitment to global technological advancement.

Sentry is an open-source platform focused on enhancing workflow productivity by providing real-time monitoring of application errors and crashes. The platform captures detailed information about each incident as it occurs, allowing users to prioritize and identify issues effectively. Sentry's tool also offers insights into software deployments and includes data necessary for reproducing and resolving crashes. This functionality enables businesses to pinpoint errors that significantly impact their operations and understand how these issues affect their financial performance. Through its comprehensive monitoring capabilities, Sentry assists organizations in maintaining software reliability and improving overall user experience.

Through streamlined data model and powerful query language, we make working with data productive, pleasant and efficient for developers and data engineers.

Airbyte is an open-source data integration platform that facilitates the synchronization of data from various applications, APIs, and databases to data warehouses. The platform enables users to automate data pipelines using pre-built or custom connectors, allowing for efficient data consolidation and analytics. By providing a flexible and user-friendly solution, Airbyte helps businesses effectively gather and manage their data, even from users who employ ad-blocking tools. This functionality supports a wide range of data-driven decision-making processes across different industries.

Hashnode is a free content creation platform designed specifically for software developers, enabling them to publish articles on their own custom domains. The platform not only facilitates the creation of high-performance and secure blogs but also provides features such as detailed analytics and web monetization. By allowing users to map their blogs to custom domains, Hashnode enhances visibility, as search engines direct traffic to these domains. Additionally, the platform fosters a strong community of developers, allowing members to discover and engage with each other's articles through a personalized feed. This combination of features positions Hashnode as a valuable tool for developers seeking to share knowledge and connect within the community.

Split Software is a feature delivery platform that builds better software for engineering teams to build impactful products. Its feature delivery platform pairs the speed and reliability of feature flags with data to measure the impact of every feature. Engineering teams at Twilio, Salesforce, and WePay use Split to reduce software development cycle time, mitigate release risk, and create a data-driven culture to maximize impact. Founded in 2015, Split is based in Redwood City, California with offices in Boston and Argentina. It is backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, Accel Partners, and Harmony Partners.

Airbyte is an open-source data integration platform that facilitates the synchronization of data from various applications, APIs, and databases to data warehouses. The platform enables users to automate data pipelines using pre-built or custom connectors, allowing for efficient data consolidation and analytics. By providing a flexible and user-friendly solution, Airbyte helps businesses effectively gather and manage their data, even from users who employ ad-blocking tools. This functionality supports a wide range of data-driven decision-making processes across different industries.

Airbyte is an open-source data integration platform that facilitates the synchronization of data from various applications, APIs, and databases to data warehouses. The platform enables users to automate data pipelines using pre-built or custom connectors, allowing for efficient data consolidation and analytics. By providing a flexible and user-friendly solution, Airbyte helps businesses effectively gather and manage their data, even from users who employ ad-blocking tools. This functionality supports a wide range of data-driven decision-making processes across different industries.

Salto Labs Inc. specializes in business application configuration, providing a comprehensive dashboard for companies to manage their applications and services. Founded in 2019 and based in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, Salto offers a unique solution that employs an Open Source and an Enterprise SaaS product to facilitate multi-application configuration. At the core of its technology is NaCl (Not Another Configuration Language), which allows for the automatic extraction and declarative representation of configurations from various business applications, including Salesforce, NetSuite, and HubSpot. This innovative approach enables collaborative editing and deployment of configurations, with capabilities for testing, tracking, and rolling back changes as needed. Salto's structured language enhances usability by allowing text searches, re-use of configurations, inline documentation, and easy auditing of changes, ultimately streamlining business operations and reducing errors. The company is backed by notable investors and has expanded its presence with offices in both Tel Aviv and San Francisco.

Sysdig, Inc. provides network and application monitoring software solutions designed to enhance the performance and security of cloud-based application delivery infrastructures. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Sysdig addresses the complexities of securing containers, Kubernetes, and cloud services through its Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform. This platform enables organizations to secure their build pipelines, detect and respond to runtime threats, validate compliance, and monitor cloud infrastructure effectively. Built on an open-source foundation that includes tools like Falco and sysdig OSS, Sysdig's SaaS offerings are relied upon by numerous companies for their container and Kubernetes security needs. The company also operates data centers in Oregon and Frankfurt, Germany, and has a subsidiary in Japan.

Snyk Ltd. is a developer-focused cybersecurity company that provides a software-as-a-service platform designed to help organizations identify, fix, and monitor vulnerabilities in open-source dependencies and container images. The platform includes tools such as Snyk Code, which offers static application security testing, and container vulnerability management, which addresses vulnerabilities in Docker images. Snyk enables developers to scan their code for security issues directly within their code editors, providing alerts and remediation guidance based on an internal database of known vulnerabilities. The company also offers features for application security management, licensing compliance, and infrastructure as code security. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in London, Snyk has additional offices in Tel Aviv, Boston, and Ontario, and has established a strategic partnership with Rapid7, Inc.

Airbyte is an open-source data integration platform that facilitates the synchronization of data from various applications, APIs, and databases to data warehouses. The platform enables users to automate data pipelines using pre-built or custom connectors, allowing for efficient data consolidation and analytics. By providing a flexible and user-friendly solution, Airbyte helps businesses effectively gather and manage their data, even from users who employ ad-blocking tools. This functionality supports a wide range of data-driven decision-making processes across different industries.

Sentry is an open-source platform focused on enhancing workflow productivity by providing real-time monitoring of application errors and crashes. The platform captures detailed information about each incident as it occurs, allowing users to prioritize and identify issues effectively. Sentry's tool also offers insights into software deployments and includes data necessary for reproducing and resolving crashes. This functionality enables businesses to pinpoint errors that significantly impact their operations and understand how these issues affect their financial performance. Through its comprehensive monitoring capabilities, Sentry assists organizations in maintaining software reliability and improving overall user experience.

Operator of a remote-first open-source software company intended to simplify security operations for hackers and developers. The company offers powerful and simplified attack surface management based on its open-source stack, enabling users to make complex security processes more visible and accessible in a simpler manner that can easily be integrated into their workflow.

Weaveworks Limited is a software company founded in 2014, based in London with an additional office in San Francisco. The company specializes in developing open-source software that simplifies the operation of Kubernetes workloads and enhances the management of containerized applications. Its key products include Weave Net, which provides a portable software-defined networking solution; Weave Scope, enabling real-time visualization and interaction with distributed applications; Weave Flux, which automates request routing to facilitate microservices; and Weave Cloud, a Software-as-a-Service platform that supports DevOps teams in connecting, monitoring, and deploying containers and microservices. Weaveworks is recognized for its contributions to various open-source projects and aims to streamline the development and deployment processes for developers and operations teams, ultimately accelerating the delivery of cloud-native applications while minimizing operational complexity.

Split Software is a feature delivery platform that builds better software for engineering teams to build impactful products. Its feature delivery platform pairs the speed and reliability of feature flags with data to measure the impact of every feature. Engineering teams at Twilio, Salesforce, and WePay use Split to reduce software development cycle time, mitigate release risk, and create a data-driven culture to maximize impact. Founded in 2015, Split is based in Redwood City, California with offices in Boston and Argentina. It is backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, Accel Partners, and Harmony Partners.

ForgeRock is a digital identity management company that specializes in open-source identity and access management solutions for enterprises. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices globally, ForgeRock offers a comprehensive Identity Platform that includes solutions for identity management, access management, identity governance, and directory services. Its flagship product, the Open Identity Stack, encompasses tools such as OpenAM for access management, OpenDJ for directory services, and OpenIDM for user lifecycle management. The company serves a diverse range of industries, including financial services, healthcare, government, and telecommunications, and supports clients in managing customer relationships while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations. ForgeRock has established strategic partnerships with organizations like Deloitte and Socure, and it operates on a subscription-based revenue model, generating income from term licenses, SaaS, and maintenance support across various regions worldwide.

Sysdig, Inc. provides network and application monitoring software solutions designed to enhance the performance and security of cloud-based application delivery infrastructures. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Sysdig addresses the complexities of securing containers, Kubernetes, and cloud services through its Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform. This platform enables organizations to secure their build pipelines, detect and respond to runtime threats, validate compliance, and monitor cloud infrastructure effectively. Built on an open-source foundation that includes tools like Falco and sysdig OSS, Sysdig's SaaS offerings are relied upon by numerous companies for their container and Kubernetes security needs. The company also operates data centers in Oregon and Frankfurt, Germany, and has a subsidiary in Japan.

About Us If you think back to your school or college days, the best memories you have are those with your friends! Your first day in college, your best friend, your dorms, hanging in the corridors, your school canteen, all nighters before exams & chilling for weeks after exams - our school lives are filled with so many awesome interactions, experiences & memories. In each of them you’re with a friend, never alone! Humans always have, and will always continue to learn from one another. We are a social learning platform that allows us to learn the way we learn best - socially Founded by Stanford grads, Openhouse is backed by Accel and Matrix Partners. We have started building a stellar team from companies like Microsoft, Uber, etc., We are headquartered in Bangalore. Our Approach Covid-19 has reshaped every aspect of our lives and education is no exception. The world is learning to learn online but the main reason why online education hasn’t skyrocketed is because all platforms are designed to simply deliver content (whether pre-recorded or live). Online learning doesn’t feel natural, warm or relatable. Taking an analogy from the gaming world, edtech so far consists of single player games designed only for access but not engagement & retention. The only actions one can take is content consumption and practice via multiple choice questions. We, on the contrary, think education is an immersive multiplayer experience! If our children are going to learn online we will have to make it social. That’s how learning happens best. We believe we’re amongst the first few companies in the world trying to push the boundaries of edtech to a new era of highly social & community driven learning. PS: We believe that we need to hire people who are toughened by failure, not those coddled by success. Our Culture The best classrooms have an awesome learning culture. We think of our organisation as one large classroom, where each of us is a student trying to learn from & teach one another. We have all sorts of people here: humanists, tech junkies, educationists, designers & wanna be designers! Since we are a small organisation, we function like a tight-knit family where we care for each other’s work but also for each other’s lives. We’ve often heard that the first 50 team members set the culture & pace of an organisation, which is why we take time and carefully pick our team. If you grab a sneak peek into our tribe, you’d find us to be super real. We are all encouraged to call a spade a spade, even if this means disappointing a peer. Coming up with prospective solutions is good, but we care about how well the experience is crafted - aesthetics do matter. Think of Disneyland, Nike, Airbnb, WeWork, Apple: the best folks know not only how to deliver a product/service, but also make it beautiful. Most importantly, we are all students! Right across the team. from engineering to product, community to classroom, we think of how we’d feel if we were students – and this reminds us to keep learning and growing!

Strapi Solutions SAS is the developer of Strapi, an open-source content management framework built on Node.js that enables developers to create and manage APIs efficiently. Founded in 2016 and based in Paris, France, Strapi offers a headless CMS that separates the backend from the frontend, allowing developers to choose their preferred tools and frameworks for application development. The platform supports various use cases, including blogs, brand websites, and product catalogs, while providing a powerful dashboard for API management. Additionally, Strapi offers consulting and training services to assist customers in optimizing their use of the platform. With a focus on flexibility and ease of use, Strapi serves a global clientele, empowering developers to build robust back-end solutions with minimal effort.

Sentry is an open-source platform focused on enhancing workflow productivity by providing real-time monitoring of application errors and crashes. The platform captures detailed information about each incident as it occurs, allowing users to prioritize and identify issues effectively. Sentry's tool also offers insights into software deployments and includes data necessary for reproducing and resolving crashes. This functionality enables businesses to pinpoint errors that significantly impact their operations and understand how these issues affect their financial performance. Through its comprehensive monitoring capabilities, Sentry assists organizations in maintaining software reliability and improving overall user experience.

Snyk Ltd. is a developer-focused cybersecurity company that provides a software-as-a-service platform designed to help organizations identify, fix, and monitor vulnerabilities in open-source dependencies and container images. The platform includes tools such as Snyk Code, which offers static application security testing, and container vulnerability management, which addresses vulnerabilities in Docker images. Snyk enables developers to scan their code for security issues directly within their code editors, providing alerts and remediation guidance based on an internal database of known vulnerabilities. The company also offers features for application security management, licensing compliance, and infrastructure as code security. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in London, Snyk has additional offices in Tel Aviv, Boston, and Ontario, and has established a strategic partnership with Rapid7, Inc.

ReadMe.io Co. specializes in providing documentation services that enable companies to create and manage developer portals. Founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, the company offers a range of features, including custom JavaScript and HTML solutions, user management, two-factor authentication, and documentation migration. Its platform allows users to develop comprehensive documentation, combining tutorials, topical guides, and API exploration to foster productive developer communities. Additionally, ReadMe provides tools for document collaboration, markdown-based editing, and versioning, ensuring that documentation remains current and accessible. The community-oriented features of the platform are designed to enhance user engagement and drive the adoption of products and services.

OpenGamma Limited is a financial technology company that specializes in real-time market risk management solutions for financial institutions, enhancing analytics for front-office and risk users. Established in 2009 and headquartered in London, with an additional office in New York, OpenGamma offers a comprehensive market risk management platform that delivers cross-asset risk and trading analytics tailored to various risk scenarios and standard metrics. The platform is particularly beneficial for optimizing performance in over-the-counter (OTC) markets, including multi-central counterparty margin calculations for cleared OTC derivatives. OpenGamma serves a diverse clientele, including buy-side and sell-side firms, clearing institutions, exchanges, investment banks, and insurance companies. By combining deep quantitative expertise with advanced cloud-based technologies, the company provides actionable insights that help clients reduce trading costs and make informed decisions in derivatives trading, facilitating immediate cost savings and improved investment outcomes.

Snyk Ltd. is a developer-focused cybersecurity company that provides a software-as-a-service platform designed to help organizations identify, fix, and monitor vulnerabilities in open-source dependencies and container images. The platform includes tools such as Snyk Code, which offers static application security testing, and container vulnerability management, which addresses vulnerabilities in Docker images. Snyk enables developers to scan their code for security issues directly within their code editors, providing alerts and remediation guidance based on an internal database of known vulnerabilities. The company also offers features for application security management, licensing compliance, and infrastructure as code security. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in London, Snyk has additional offices in Tel Aviv, Boston, and Ontario, and has established a strategic partnership with Rapid7, Inc.

Sysdig, Inc. provides network and application monitoring software solutions designed to enhance the performance and security of cloud-based application delivery infrastructures. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Sysdig addresses the complexities of securing containers, Kubernetes, and cloud services through its Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform. This platform enables organizations to secure their build pipelines, detect and respond to runtime threats, validate compliance, and monitor cloud infrastructure effectively. Built on an open-source foundation that includes tools like Falco and sysdig OSS, Sysdig's SaaS offerings are relied upon by numerous companies for their container and Kubernetes security needs. The company also operates data centers in Oregon and Frankfurt, Germany, and has a subsidiary in Japan.

Sonatype, Inc. is a provider of software supply chain automation solutions aimed at enhancing software innovation, quality, and security. Established in 2008 and based in Fulton, Maryland, with additional offices in McLean, Virginia; London, United Kingdom; and Sydney, Australia, the company offers a range of products including Nexus Lifecycle, which manages the flow of software components, and Nexus Firewall, designed to prevent risky components from entering the supply chain. Its Nexus Auditor continuously monitors applications in production, while Nexus Repository organizes, stores, and distributes software components. Sonatype also supports the open-source community, having been a core contributor to Apache Maven and facilitating access to the largest repository of open source components. The company serves various industries, including finance, government, technology, insurance, healthcare, and manufacturing, and maintains strategic partnerships to enhance its offerings.

AnchorFree is a privately held company based in Mountain View, California, focused on providing secure internet access and protecting user privacy. Its flagship product, Hotspot Shield, is a widely used virtual private network (VPN) application that ensures safe browsing by securing internet communications and safeguarding users' identities online. The service allows users to access a wide range of content while maintaining their anonymity, catering to an extensive market of approximately 5 billion people who connect to the internet via computers and mobile devices. Recognized for its innovation, AnchorFree was named the 13th most innovative company globally in 2019 by Fast Company and was acknowledged as the top security innovator. Hotspot Shield is compatible with various platforms, including PC, Mac, iOS, and Android, and can be accessed through its websites.

Semmle Ltd is a company that develops an engineering analytics platform aimed at enhancing the software development process. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, with additional offices in San Francisco, Bellevue, New York, Valencia, and Copenhagen, Semmle provides tools for analyzing software code quality alongside various development metrics, including development cost, issue tickets, and test coverage. Its products, such as LGTM and QL, facilitate both technical and strategic decision-making by enabling users to identify bugs and create a comprehensive knowledge base from their development data. Semmle serves a diverse clientele, including notable organizations like Citi, Credit Suisse, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Dell. As of September 2019, Semmle operates as a subsidiary of GitHub, Inc.

Sentry is an open-source platform focused on enhancing workflow productivity by providing real-time monitoring of application errors and crashes. The platform captures detailed information about each incident as it occurs, allowing users to prioritize and identify issues effectively. Sentry's tool also offers insights into software deployments and includes data necessary for reproducing and resolving crashes. This functionality enables businesses to pinpoint errors that significantly impact their operations and understand how these issues affect their financial performance. Through its comprehensive monitoring capabilities, Sentry assists organizations in maintaining software reliability and improving overall user experience.

Split Software is a feature delivery platform that builds better software for engineering teams to build impactful products. Its feature delivery platform pairs the speed and reliability of feature flags with data to measure the impact of every feature. Engineering teams at Twilio, Salesforce, and WePay use Split to reduce software development cycle time, mitigate release risk, and create a data-driven culture to maximize impact. Founded in 2015, Split is based in Redwood City, California with offices in Boston and Argentina. It is backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, Accel Partners, and Harmony Partners.

Sysdig, Inc. provides network and application monitoring software solutions designed to enhance the performance and security of cloud-based application delivery infrastructures. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Sysdig addresses the complexities of securing containers, Kubernetes, and cloud services through its Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform. This platform enables organizations to secure their build pipelines, detect and respond to runtime threats, validate compliance, and monitor cloud infrastructure effectively. Built on an open-source foundation that includes tools like Falco and sysdig OSS, Sysdig's SaaS offerings are relied upon by numerous companies for their container and Kubernetes security needs. The company also operates data centers in Oregon and Frankfurt, Germany, and has a subsidiary in Japan.

Heptio is a company by founders of the Kubernetes® project, built to support and advance the open Kubernetes ecosystem. Heptio bridges the gap between enterprise IT, and the emerging world of cloud-native computing. Use tools, technology, and operations models pioneered by the internet giants, but built from the ground up for the modern enterprise. Heptio smooths the road to production use of Docker containers.

ForgeRock is a digital identity management company that specializes in open-source identity and access management solutions for enterprises. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices globally, ForgeRock offers a comprehensive Identity Platform that includes solutions for identity management, access management, identity governance, and directory services. Its flagship product, the Open Identity Stack, encompasses tools such as OpenAM for access management, OpenDJ for directory services, and OpenIDM for user lifecycle management. The company serves a diverse range of industries, including financial services, healthcare, government, and telecommunications, and supports clients in managing customer relationships while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations. ForgeRock has established strategic partnerships with organizations like Deloitte and Socure, and it operates on a subscription-based revenue model, generating income from term licenses, SaaS, and maintenance support across various regions worldwide.

Sourcepoint Inc. is a company that specializes in developing a content compensation platform aimed at supporting publishers in the digital marketing ecosystem. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York, the company also has offices in Seattle, London, Berlin, and Paris. Sourcepoint's platform enables publishers to address monetization challenges by providing technology that enhances consumer options for supporting content. Additionally, the company offers tools designed to protect consumer privacy, manage compliance, and optimize revenue amidst evolving regulatory landscapes. Through its services, Sourcepoint aims to balance the needs of publishers and consumers in a changing digital environment.

Split Software is a feature delivery platform that builds better software for engineering teams to build impactful products. Its feature delivery platform pairs the speed and reliability of feature flags with data to measure the impact of every feature. Engineering teams at Twilio, Salesforce, and WePay use Split to reduce software development cycle time, mitigate release risk, and create a data-driven culture to maximize impact. Founded in 2015, Split is based in Redwood City, California with offices in Boston and Argentina. It is backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, Accel Partners, and Harmony Partners.

Opal Labs Inc. operates a marketing collaboration platform designed for modern marketing teams. The platform enables organizations to plan, create, view, edit, and approve brand marketing content effectively. By facilitating alignment on strategy and streamlining the review process, Opal enhances content creation and distribution. Its intuitive interface connects various information and content, breaking down silos and reducing complexity within teams. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, Opal focuses on improving collaboration among marketing professionals to achieve successful campaign outcomes.

Heptio is a company by founders of the Kubernetes® project, built to support and advance the open Kubernetes ecosystem. Heptio bridges the gap between enterprise IT, and the emerging world of cloud-native computing. Use tools, technology, and operations models pioneered by the internet giants, but built from the ground up for the modern enterprise. Heptio smooths the road to production use of Docker containers.

OpenGamma Limited is a financial technology company that specializes in real-time market risk management solutions for financial institutions, enhancing analytics for front-office and risk users. Established in 2009 and headquartered in London, with an additional office in New York, OpenGamma offers a comprehensive market risk management platform that delivers cross-asset risk and trading analytics tailored to various risk scenarios and standard metrics. The platform is particularly beneficial for optimizing performance in over-the-counter (OTC) markets, including multi-central counterparty margin calculations for cleared OTC derivatives. OpenGamma serves a diverse clientele, including buy-side and sell-side firms, clearing institutions, exchanges, investment banks, and insurance companies. By combining deep quantitative expertise with advanced cloud-based technologies, the company provides actionable insights that help clients reduce trading costs and make informed decisions in derivatives trading, facilitating immediate cost savings and improved investment outcomes.

Sentry is an open-source platform focused on enhancing workflow productivity by providing real-time monitoring of application errors and crashes. The platform captures detailed information about each incident as it occurs, allowing users to prioritize and identify issues effectively. Sentry's tool also offers insights into software deployments and includes data necessary for reproducing and resolving crashes. This functionality enables businesses to pinpoint errors that significantly impact their operations and understand how these issues affect their financial performance. Through its comprehensive monitoring capabilities, Sentry assists organizations in maintaining software reliability and improving overall user experience.

Weaveworks Limited is a software company founded in 2014, based in London with an additional office in San Francisco. The company specializes in developing open-source software that simplifies the operation of Kubernetes workloads and enhances the management of containerized applications. Its key products include Weave Net, which provides a portable software-defined networking solution; Weave Scope, enabling real-time visualization and interaction with distributed applications; Weave Flux, which automates request routing to facilitate microservices; and Weave Cloud, a Software-as-a-Service platform that supports DevOps teams in connecting, monitoring, and deploying containers and microservices. Weaveworks is recognized for its contributions to various open-source projects and aims to streamline the development and deployment processes for developers and operations teams, ultimately accelerating the delivery of cloud-native applications while minimizing operational complexity.

CoreOS, Inc. specializes in developing open source projects for Linux containers and providing security software solutions. The company offers Tectonic, a comprehensive platform that enhances Kubernetes with enterprise features for efficient container orchestration. CoreOS also provides Quay, a private image registry for building, storing, and distributing containers, along with CoreOS, a security tool for managing Linux applications. Additionally, it features CoreUpdate, a tool designed for managing rolling updates of applications. CoreOS maintains several significant open source projects, including CoreOS Linux, etcd, and rkt, contributing to the infrastructure needs of modern distributed systems. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with an office in New York City and a development hub in Berlin, CoreOS operates as a subsidiary of Red Hat, Inc.

Sysdig, Inc. provides network and application monitoring software solutions designed to enhance the performance and security of cloud-based application delivery infrastructures. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Sysdig addresses the complexities of securing containers, Kubernetes, and cloud services through its Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform. This platform enables organizations to secure their build pipelines, detect and respond to runtime threats, validate compliance, and monitor cloud infrastructure effectively. Built on an open-source foundation that includes tools like Falco and sysdig OSS, Sysdig's SaaS offerings are relied upon by numerous companies for their container and Kubernetes security needs. The company also operates data centers in Oregon and Frankfurt, Germany, and has a subsidiary in Japan.

Split Software is a feature delivery platform that builds better software for engineering teams to build impactful products. Its feature delivery platform pairs the speed and reliability of feature flags with data to measure the impact of every feature. Engineering teams at Twilio, Salesforce, and WePay use Split to reduce software development cycle time, mitigate release risk, and create a data-driven culture to maximize impact. Founded in 2015, Split is based in Redwood City, California with offices in Boston and Argentina. It is backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, Accel Partners, and Harmony Partners.

Sentry is an open-source platform focused on enhancing workflow productivity by providing real-time monitoring of application errors and crashes. The platform captures detailed information about each incident as it occurs, allowing users to prioritize and identify issues effectively. Sentry's tool also offers insights into software deployments and includes data necessary for reproducing and resolving crashes. This functionality enables businesses to pinpoint errors that significantly impact their operations and understand how these issues affect their financial performance. Through its comprehensive monitoring capabilities, Sentry assists organizations in maintaining software reliability and improving overall user experience.

Sysdig, Inc. provides network and application monitoring software solutions designed to enhance the performance and security of cloud-based application delivery infrastructures. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Sysdig addresses the complexities of securing containers, Kubernetes, and cloud services through its Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform. This platform enables organizations to secure their build pipelines, detect and respond to runtime threats, validate compliance, and monitor cloud infrastructure effectively. Built on an open-source foundation that includes tools like Falco and sysdig OSS, Sysdig's SaaS offerings are relied upon by numerous companies for their container and Kubernetes security needs. The company also operates data centers in Oregon and Frankfurt, Germany, and has a subsidiary in Japan.

Sourcepoint Inc. is a company that specializes in developing a content compensation platform aimed at supporting publishers in the digital marketing ecosystem. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York, the company also has offices in Seattle, London, Berlin, and Paris. Sourcepoint's platform enables publishers to address monetization challenges by providing technology that enhances consumer options for supporting content. Additionally, the company offers tools designed to protect consumer privacy, manage compliance, and optimize revenue amidst evolving regulatory landscapes. Through its services, Sourcepoint aims to balance the needs of publishers and consumers in a changing digital environment.

Ansrsource specializes in multidisciplinary academic project development and content creation for the higher education and professional training sectors. The company employs a unique and flexible model that emphasizes predictability and cost-effectiveness, aiming to enhance learning outcomes. Ansrsource is recognized as a pioneer in the full-service academic editorial vendor model, which includes comprehensive learning consulting, design, and delivery services. By focusing on the design and construction of assessment, instructional, and interactive content, Ansrsource enables institutions and corporate training programs to implement effective, affordable, and accessible online learning solutions tailored to individual needs.

VSCO is a creative platform that offers tools and resources for self-expression through photo and video editing. Founded in 2011 and based in Oakland, California, the company operates without advertisements, public likes, or comments, allowing users to share their creativity freely. VSCO's software employs a freemium model, providing a range of digital film-emulation tools that enhance the tone and color of digital media, reminiscent of traditional film photography. Users can join VSCO Membership for access to an extensive library of presets, advanced creative tools, and educational content aimed at fostering creativity. This approach encourages the growth of a supportive community where individuals can cultivate positive creative habits.

CoreOS, Inc. specializes in developing open source projects for Linux containers and providing security software solutions. The company offers Tectonic, a comprehensive platform that enhances Kubernetes with enterprise features for efficient container orchestration. CoreOS also provides Quay, a private image registry for building, storing, and distributing containers, along with CoreOS, a security tool for managing Linux applications. Additionally, it features CoreUpdate, a tool designed for managing rolling updates of applications. CoreOS maintains several significant open source projects, including CoreOS Linux, etcd, and rkt, contributing to the infrastructure needs of modern distributed systems. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with an office in New York City and a development hub in Berlin, CoreOS operates as a subsidiary of Red Hat, Inc.

Weaveworks Limited is a software company founded in 2014, based in London with an additional office in San Francisco. The company specializes in developing open-source software that simplifies the operation of Kubernetes workloads and enhances the management of containerized applications. Its key products include Weave Net, which provides a portable software-defined networking solution; Weave Scope, enabling real-time visualization and interaction with distributed applications; Weave Flux, which automates request routing to facilitate microservices; and Weave Cloud, a Software-as-a-Service platform that supports DevOps teams in connecting, monitoring, and deploying containers and microservices. Weaveworks is recognized for its contributions to various open-source projects and aims to streamline the development and deployment processes for developers and operations teams, ultimately accelerating the delivery of cloud-native applications while minimizing operational complexity.

Semmle Ltd is a company that develops an engineering analytics platform aimed at enhancing the software development process. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom, with additional offices in San Francisco, Bellevue, New York, Valencia, and Copenhagen, Semmle provides tools for analyzing software code quality alongside various development metrics, including development cost, issue tickets, and test coverage. Its products, such as LGTM and QL, facilitate both technical and strategic decision-making by enabling users to identify bugs and create a comprehensive knowledge base from their development data. Semmle serves a diverse clientele, including notable organizations like Citi, Credit Suisse, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Dell. As of September 2019, Semmle operates as a subsidiary of GitHub, Inc.

Alfresco is an enterprise open-source software company that automates content-centric processes for digital business. It couples the innovation of open source with the stability of a true enterprise-class platform. The open-source model allows Alfresco to use open source technologies and contributions from the open-source community to get higher quality software produced more quickly at a much lower cost. It was founded in 2005 and headquartered in San Mateo, California.

Hortonworks, Inc. specializes in data management platforms, services, and solutions across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America. The company is best known for its Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP), an open-source framework that facilitates the distributed storage and processing of large datasets. Hortonworks also offers Hortonworks DataFlow, a platform for real-time streaming analytics that helps organizations gain insights from their data. Additionally, the Hortonworks DataPlane Service (DPS) supports data management and governance across hybrid environments. The company provides various solutions, including a cybersecurity platform for real-time security analytics and tools for stream processing. Hortonworks is recognized for its training and support services and has a significant presence in industries such as healthcare, finance, and telecommunications. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, Hortonworks operates as a subsidiary of Cloudera as of January 2019.

ForgeRock is a digital identity management company that specializes in open-source identity and access management solutions for enterprises. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices globally, ForgeRock offers a comprehensive Identity Platform that includes solutions for identity management, access management, identity governance, and directory services. Its flagship product, the Open Identity Stack, encompasses tools such as OpenAM for access management, OpenDJ for directory services, and OpenIDM for user lifecycle management. The company serves a diverse range of industries, including financial services, healthcare, government, and telecommunications, and supports clients in managing customer relationships while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations. ForgeRock has established strategic partnerships with organizations like Deloitte and Socure, and it operates on a subscription-based revenue model, generating income from term licenses, SaaS, and maintenance support across various regions worldwide.

VSCO is a creative platform that offers tools and resources for self-expression through photo and video editing. Founded in 2011 and based in Oakland, California, the company operates without advertisements, public likes, or comments, allowing users to share their creativity freely. VSCO's software employs a freemium model, providing a range of digital film-emulation tools that enhance the tone and color of digital media, reminiscent of traditional film photography. Users can join VSCO Membership for access to an extensive library of presets, advanced creative tools, and educational content aimed at fostering creativity. This approach encourages the growth of a supportive community where individuals can cultivate positive creative habits.

ForgeRock is a digital identity management company that specializes in open-source identity and access management solutions for enterprises. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices globally, ForgeRock offers a comprehensive Identity Platform that includes solutions for identity management, access management, identity governance, and directory services. Its flagship product, the Open Identity Stack, encompasses tools such as OpenAM for access management, OpenDJ for directory services, and OpenIDM for user lifecycle management. The company serves a diverse range of industries, including financial services, healthcare, government, and telecommunications, and supports clients in managing customer relationships while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations. ForgeRock has established strategic partnerships with organizations like Deloitte and Socure, and it operates on a subscription-based revenue model, generating income from term licenses, SaaS, and maintenance support across various regions worldwide.

OpenX Limited, based in Pasadena, California, specializes in digital advertising technology that assists businesses in managing ad revenue. Through its subsidiary, the company operates one of the largest and highest quality ad exchanges, enabling brands to deliver relevant advertising at a global scale. OpenX's technology aggregates and analyzes consumer interests in real time, ensuring that marketers effectively reach their target audiences. The platform supports over 30,000 recognized brands, 1,200 websites, and 2,000 premium mobile apps, providing insights into audience dynamics and facilitating efficient ad planning and purchasing across multiple screens. Additionally, OpenX offers an open-source ad server solution that allows publishers to access various ad networks, thereby reducing reliance on specific services like Google AdSense.

OpenGamma Limited is a financial technology company that specializes in real-time market risk management solutions for financial institutions, enhancing analytics for front-office and risk users. Established in 2009 and headquartered in London, with an additional office in New York, OpenGamma offers a comprehensive market risk management platform that delivers cross-asset risk and trading analytics tailored to various risk scenarios and standard metrics. The platform is particularly beneficial for optimizing performance in over-the-counter (OTC) markets, including multi-central counterparty margin calculations for cleared OTC derivatives. OpenGamma serves a diverse clientele, including buy-side and sell-side firms, clearing institutions, exchanges, investment banks, and insurance companies. By combining deep quantitative expertise with advanced cloud-based technologies, the company provides actionable insights that help clients reduce trading costs and make informed decisions in derivatives trading, facilitating immediate cost savings and improved investment outcomes.

Sonatype, Inc. is a provider of software supply chain automation solutions aimed at enhancing software innovation, quality, and security. Established in 2008 and based in Fulton, Maryland, with additional offices in McLean, Virginia; London, United Kingdom; and Sydney, Australia, the company offers a range of products including Nexus Lifecycle, which manages the flow of software components, and Nexus Firewall, designed to prevent risky components from entering the supply chain. Its Nexus Auditor continuously monitors applications in production, while Nexus Repository organizes, stores, and distributes software components. Sonatype also supports the open-source community, having been a core contributor to Apache Maven and facilitating access to the largest repository of open source components. The company serves various industries, including finance, government, technology, insurance, healthcare, and manufacturing, and maintains strategic partnerships to enhance its offerings.

ForgeRock is a digital identity management company that specializes in open-source identity and access management solutions for enterprises. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices globally, ForgeRock offers a comprehensive Identity Platform that includes solutions for identity management, access management, identity governance, and directory services. Its flagship product, the Open Identity Stack, encompasses tools such as OpenAM for access management, OpenDJ for directory services, and OpenIDM for user lifecycle management. The company serves a diverse range of industries, including financial services, healthcare, government, and telecommunications, and supports clients in managing customer relationships while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations. ForgeRock has established strategic partnerships with organizations like Deloitte and Socure, and it operates on a subscription-based revenue model, generating income from term licenses, SaaS, and maintenance support across various regions worldwide.

Cloud9 IDE is a cloud-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE) designed for web and mobile developers, facilitating collaboration among remote teams. It provides an online platform that supports various programming languages, including JavaScript, Node.js, HTML, CSS, PHP, Java, and Ruby. By enabling developers to start coding immediately in the cloud, Cloud9 IDE promotes efficient software development and real-time collaboration. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company has attracted a talented team of developers from Europe and California. Cloud9 IDE is privately held and supported by notable investors.

OpenX Limited, based in Pasadena, California, specializes in digital advertising technology that assists businesses in managing ad revenue. Through its subsidiary, the company operates one of the largest and highest quality ad exchanges, enabling brands to deliver relevant advertising at a global scale. OpenX's technology aggregates and analyzes consumer interests in real time, ensuring that marketers effectively reach their target audiences. The platform supports over 30,000 recognized brands, 1,200 websites, and 2,000 premium mobile apps, providing insights into audience dynamics and facilitating efficient ad planning and purchasing across multiple screens. Additionally, OpenX offers an open-source ad server solution that allows publishers to access various ad networks, thereby reducing reliance on specific services like Google AdSense.

GetJar is a prominent mobile application provider, operating the world's largest free app store, which has achieved over 5 billion downloads. The platform offers a diverse range of more than 350,000 mobile applications and has attracted 395,000 registered developers who distribute their apps through its portal. GetJar supports multiple platforms, including Android, Java, Symbian, Blackberry, and iOS, making it accessible to a wide audience. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company also maintains offices in Seattle, the UK, and Lithuania. Its significant presence in the app distribution market has garnered recognition, including being named one of the ‘Ones To Watch’ by GigaOM Europe in 2011.

OpenGamma Limited is a financial technology company that specializes in real-time market risk management solutions for financial institutions, enhancing analytics for front-office and risk users. Established in 2009 and headquartered in London, with an additional office in New York, OpenGamma offers a comprehensive market risk management platform that delivers cross-asset risk and trading analytics tailored to various risk scenarios and standard metrics. The platform is particularly beneficial for optimizing performance in over-the-counter (OTC) markets, including multi-central counterparty margin calculations for cleared OTC derivatives. OpenGamma serves a diverse clientele, including buy-side and sell-side firms, clearing institutions, exchanges, investment banks, and insurance companies. By combining deep quantitative expertise with advanced cloud-based technologies, the company provides actionable insights that help clients reduce trading costs and make informed decisions in derivatives trading, facilitating immediate cost savings and improved investment outcomes.

Sonatype, Inc. is a provider of software supply chain automation solutions aimed at enhancing software innovation, quality, and security. Established in 2008 and based in Fulton, Maryland, with additional offices in McLean, Virginia; London, United Kingdom; and Sydney, Australia, the company offers a range of products including Nexus Lifecycle, which manages the flow of software components, and Nexus Firewall, designed to prevent risky components from entering the supply chain. Its Nexus Auditor continuously monitors applications in production, while Nexus Repository organizes, stores, and distributes software components. Sonatype also supports the open-source community, having been a core contributor to Apache Maven and facilitating access to the largest repository of open source components. The company serves various industries, including finance, government, technology, insurance, healthcare, and manufacturing, and maintains strategic partnerships to enhance its offerings.

GetJar is a prominent mobile application provider, operating the world's largest free app store, which has achieved over 5 billion downloads. The platform offers a diverse range of more than 350,000 mobile applications and has attracted 395,000 registered developers who distribute their apps through its portal. GetJar supports multiple platforms, including Android, Java, Symbian, Blackberry, and iOS, making it accessible to a wide audience. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company also maintains offices in Seattle, the UK, and Lithuania. Its significant presence in the app distribution market has garnered recognition, including being named one of the ‘Ones To Watch’ by GigaOM Europe in 2011.

Noosh is a provider of marketing and procurement software that specializes in managing print and related marketing expenditures. With over a decade of experience, Noosh offers a software-as-a-service solution designed to help enterprises and print outsourcers reduce print costs, enhance visibility and control, and maintain brand consistency. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company operates offices across North America and collaborates with leading print outsourcers globally. Its customer base includes large enterprises from various sectors, such as financial services, consumer products, and retail. Noosh's software streamlines critical processes, including the procurement and financial "source to pay" process and the marketing "design to delivery" process. This approach enables significant efficiency improvements and cost savings throughout the print supply chain. The platform facilitates seamless interaction among all stakeholders in the print procurement process, including marketing managers, agencies, print buyers, and suppliers, all within a user-friendly web interface.

OpenGamma Limited is a financial technology company that specializes in real-time market risk management solutions for financial institutions, enhancing analytics for front-office and risk users. Established in 2009 and headquartered in London, with an additional office in New York, OpenGamma offers a comprehensive market risk management platform that delivers cross-asset risk and trading analytics tailored to various risk scenarios and standard metrics. The platform is particularly beneficial for optimizing performance in over-the-counter (OTC) markets, including multi-central counterparty margin calculations for cleared OTC derivatives. OpenGamma serves a diverse clientele, including buy-side and sell-side firms, clearing institutions, exchanges, investment banks, and insurance companies. By combining deep quantitative expertise with advanced cloud-based technologies, the company provides actionable insights that help clients reduce trading costs and make informed decisions in derivatives trading, facilitating immediate cost savings and improved investment outcomes.

Aptana specializes in web application development, deployment, and management solutions for organizations utilizing various web technologies, including JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, and PHP. Its flagship product, Aptana Studio, is an Eclipse-based integrated development environment that has garnered significant popularity, with over 4 million downloads and an ongoing rate of more than 200,000 downloads per month. Additionally, Aptana offers Aptana Cloud, which integrates web application development with cloud computing services, creating a comprehensive solution for businesses of all sizes. The company is recognized for its open-source development platform, enhancing the capabilities of developers working with Ruby and Rails applications.

OpenX Limited, based in Pasadena, California, specializes in digital advertising technology that assists businesses in managing ad revenue. Through its subsidiary, the company operates one of the largest and highest quality ad exchanges, enabling brands to deliver relevant advertising at a global scale. OpenX's technology aggregates and analyzes consumer interests in real time, ensuring that marketers effectively reach their target audiences. The platform supports over 30,000 recognized brands, 1,200 websites, and 2,000 premium mobile apps, providing insights into audience dynamics and facilitating efficient ad planning and purchasing across multiple screens. Additionally, OpenX offers an open-source ad server solution that allows publishers to access various ad networks, thereby reducing reliance on specific services like Google AdSense.

SpringSource is a provider of the Spring Framework, a Java application framework that enables organizations to develop highly scalable and mission-critical systems. The Spring Framework is widely utilized by enterprise Java developers and is supported by a range of commercial support subscriptions and additional software products. Its adoption spans various industries, with notable companies such as JP Morgan, HSBC, Accenture, and Cap Gemini leveraging Spring to enhance their software development capabilities. Through its offerings, SpringSource supports the growing demand for robust and efficient application frameworks in the enterprise sector.

Alfresco is an enterprise open-source software company that automates content-centric processes for digital business. It couples the innovation of open source with the stability of a true enterprise-class platform. The open-source model allows Alfresco to use open source technologies and contributions from the open-source community to get higher quality software produced more quickly at a much lower cost. It was founded in 2005 and headquartered in San Mateo, California.

OpenX Limited, based in Pasadena, California, specializes in digital advertising technology that assists businesses in managing ad revenue. Through its subsidiary, the company operates one of the largest and highest quality ad exchanges, enabling brands to deliver relevant advertising at a global scale. OpenX's technology aggregates and analyzes consumer interests in real time, ensuring that marketers effectively reach their target audiences. The platform supports over 30,000 recognized brands, 1,200 websites, and 2,000 premium mobile apps, providing insights into audience dynamics and facilitating efficient ad planning and purchasing across multiple screens. Additionally, OpenX offers an open-source ad server solution that allows publishers to access various ad networks, thereby reducing reliance on specific services like Google AdSense.

GetJar is a prominent mobile application provider, operating the world's largest free app store, which has achieved over 5 billion downloads. The platform offers a diverse range of more than 350,000 mobile applications and has attracted 395,000 registered developers who distribute their apps through its portal. GetJar supports multiple platforms, including Android, Java, Symbian, Blackberry, and iOS, making it accessible to a wide audience. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company also maintains offices in Seattle, the UK, and Lithuania. Its significant presence in the app distribution market has garnered recognition, including being named one of the ‘Ones To Watch’ by GigaOM Europe in 2011.

Aptana specializes in web application development, deployment, and management solutions for organizations utilizing various web technologies, including JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, and PHP. Its flagship product, Aptana Studio, is an Eclipse-based integrated development environment that has garnered significant popularity, with over 4 million downloads and an ongoing rate of more than 200,000 downloads per month. Additionally, Aptana offers Aptana Cloud, which integrates web application development with cloud computing services, creating a comprehensive solution for businesses of all sizes. The company is recognized for its open-source development platform, enhancing the capabilities of developers working with Ruby and Rails applications.

XenSource, Inc. specializes in developing and marketing enterprise-grade virtualization solutions aimed at enhancing server utilization and reducing infrastructure complexity for data centers. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company offers several key products, including the open-source Xen hypervisor, which serves as a foundation for its virtualization technology. In addition to the hypervisor, XenSource provides Xen Optimiser, a software management solution for multi-server virtualization, and subscription-based support services for its products. By leveraging these technologies, XenSource enables organizations to optimize their cloud, server, and desktop virtual infrastructures, ultimately promoting server consolidation and improving overall data center capabilities. In October 2007, XenSource was acquired by Citrix Systems, Inc.

Zimbra is a developer of open-source email and collaboration software tailored for service providers, enterprises, and government entities. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Frisco, Texas, with additional offices in locations such as San Mateo, London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Pune, Zimbra offers solutions designed to address the challenges posed by outdated communication systems. Its main products include the Zimbra Collaboration Server, which provides email, calendar, and collaboration tools, and Zimbra Desktop, which consolidates information from various email accounts. Zimbra's software enables organizations to manage, control, and organize their data while ensuring security and privacy through an open platform that encompasses features like contacts, calendars, tasks, instant messaging, and file sharing.

Alfresco is an enterprise open-source software company that automates content-centric processes for digital business. It couples the innovation of open source with the stability of a true enterprise-class platform. The open-source model allows Alfresco to use open source technologies and contributions from the open-source community to get higher quality software produced more quickly at a much lower cost. It was founded in 2005 and headquartered in San Mateo, California.

XenSource, Inc. specializes in developing and marketing enterprise-grade virtualization solutions aimed at enhancing server utilization and reducing infrastructure complexity for data centers. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company offers several key products, including the open-source Xen hypervisor, which serves as a foundation for its virtualization technology. In addition to the hypervisor, XenSource provides Xen Optimiser, a software management solution for multi-server virtualization, and subscription-based support services for its products. By leveraging these technologies, XenSource enables organizations to optimize their cloud, server, and desktop virtual infrastructures, ultimately promoting server consolidation and improving overall data center capabilities. In October 2007, XenSource was acquired by Citrix Systems, Inc.

Alfresco is an enterprise open-source software company that automates content-centric processes for digital business. It couples the innovation of open source with the stability of a true enterprise-class platform. The open-source model allows Alfresco to use open source technologies and contributions from the open-source community to get higher quality software produced more quickly at a much lower cost. It was founded in 2005 and headquartered in San Mateo, California.

Noosh is a provider of marketing and procurement software that specializes in managing print and related marketing expenditures. With over a decade of experience, Noosh offers a software-as-a-service solution designed to help enterprises and print outsourcers reduce print costs, enhance visibility and control, and maintain brand consistency. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company operates offices across North America and collaborates with leading print outsourcers globally. Its customer base includes large enterprises from various sectors, such as financial services, consumer products, and retail. Noosh's software streamlines critical processes, including the procurement and financial "source to pay" process and the marketing "design to delivery" process. This approach enables significant efficiency improvements and cost savings throughout the print supply chain. The platform facilitates seamless interaction among all stakeholders in the print procurement process, including marketing managers, agencies, print buyers, and suppliers, all within a user-friendly web interface.

JBoss is an American company that focuses on developing and supporting open-source software. As a division of Red Hat, Inc., JBoss integrates the latest enterprise-ready features from its community projects into stable and supported middleware distributions designed for enterprise use. The company's product offerings encompass a variety of solutions, including an enterprise web platform, web server, service-oriented architecture (SOA) platform, data services, and a web framework kit, among others.

Noosh is a provider of marketing and procurement software that specializes in managing print and related marketing expenditures. With over a decade of experience, Noosh offers a software-as-a-service solution designed to help enterprises and print outsourcers reduce print costs, enhance visibility and control, and maintain brand consistency. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company operates offices across North America and collaborates with leading print outsourcers globally. Its customer base includes large enterprises from various sectors, such as financial services, consumer products, and retail. Noosh's software streamlines critical processes, including the procurement and financial "source to pay" process and the marketing "design to delivery" process. This approach enables significant efficiency improvements and cost savings throughout the print supply chain. The platform facilitates seamless interaction among all stakeholders in the print procurement process, including marketing managers, agencies, print buyers, and suppliers, all within a user-friendly web interface.

Groove networks provided a "virtual office" through software that allowed teams of people to work together over a network. Groove software offered organizations both a desktop application for joint work and a set of customizable, open collaboration capabilities that enhance the utility and value of existing solutions. Groove Networks was acquired by Microsoft in March of 2005, and has been re-released as a software. See http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/groove/default.aspx

Groove networks provided a "virtual office" through software that allowed teams of people to work together over a network. Groove software offered organizations both a desktop application for joint work and a set of customizable, open collaboration capabilities that enhance the utility and value of existing solutions. Groove Networks was acquired by Microsoft in March of 2005, and has been re-released as a software. See http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/groove/default.aspx

Groove networks provided a "virtual office" through software that allowed teams of people to work together over a network. Groove software offered organizations both a desktop application for joint work and a set of customizable, open collaboration capabilities that enhance the utility and value of existing solutions. Groove Networks was acquired by Microsoft in March of 2005, and has been re-released as a software. See http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/groove/default.aspx

Noosh is a provider of marketing and procurement software that specializes in managing print and related marketing expenditures. With over a decade of experience, Noosh offers a software-as-a-service solution designed to help enterprises and print outsourcers reduce print costs, enhance visibility and control, and maintain brand consistency. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company operates offices across North America and collaborates with leading print outsourcers globally. Its customer base includes large enterprises from various sectors, such as financial services, consumer products, and retail. Noosh's software streamlines critical processes, including the procurement and financial "source to pay" process and the marketing "design to delivery" process. This approach enables significant efficiency improvements and cost savings throughout the print supply chain. The platform facilitates seamless interaction among all stakeholders in the print procurement process, including marketing managers, agencies, print buyers, and suppliers, all within a user-friendly web interface.