Cloudwiry
Acquisition in 2023
Cloudwiry is a cost management platform headquartered in Austin, Texas, that focuses on optimizing cloud spending for businesses of all sizes, from startups to large enterprises. Founded in November 2015, the company offers a robust automation platform designed to deliver significant cost savings on AWS cloud services. Through its specialized solutions, Cloudwiry assists clients in provisioning, managing, and optimizing their AWS workloads, enhancing the approachability and effectiveness of AWS automation. The platform operates autonomously, managing resources and financial reporting while optimizing reserved instances and savings plans. By combining technical expertise with a commitment to customer success, Cloudwiry simplifies the complexities of cloud financial management, enabling clients to achieve better financial returns with greater flexibility.
Targetprocess
Acquisition in 2021
Targetprocess, established in 2006 and headquartered in Amherst, New York, specializes in agile project management software. It offers a user-friendly, visual interface to streamline software development projects, fostering collaboration among teams. The platform supports various agile processes, including Scrum and Kanban, and integrates with other development tools like source control and bug tracking systems. Targetprocess also provides extensive online help resources and has been recognized with Jolt Productivity Awards in 2006 and 2008.
Cloudability
Acquisition in 2019
Cloudability Inc. is a financial management company that specializes in cloud cost management software solutions. Established in 2011 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, the company provides a platform that enables organizations to monitor, manage, and optimize their cloud expenditures. Its services include budgeting alerts, reporting tools, customizable dashboards, and anomaly detection that identifies unusual spending patterns while filtering out false positives. Cloudability's True Cost Explorer allows enterprises to analyze vendor billing comprehensively. The platform aggregates real-time financial data using advanced analytics and machine learning, offering IT, finance, and business teams detailed insights into cloud spending. Cloudability serves a diverse range of clients, including operational teams, product owners, finance departments, and executives, and operates additional offices in Seattle, Boulder, Sydney, and London.
FittedCloud
Acquisition in 2018
FittedCloud, Inc. is a company specializing in machine learning-based cloud optimization software, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Acton, Massachusetts. The firm's technology leverages anomaly detection and adaptive learning algorithms to analyze data from public cloud services, facilitating real-time predictions and optimizations of cloud resource utilization. This automated solution enhances cloud analytics, providing deep insights into cloud performance while ensuring that the optimization process is transparent and does not disrupt user applications or require manual intervention. As a subsidiary of Apptio, Inc., FittedCloud aims to simplify the management and operation of public cloud infrastructure for its customers.
Digital Fuel
Acquisition in 2018
Digital Fuel is a prominent provider of Business Service Management (BSM) software solutions, specializing in service level agreement (SLA) management, service catalogs, and service financial management. Its flagship product, ServiceFlow, effectively manages substantial IT and business service expenditures for a diverse clientele, including major corporations and government entities such as British Telecom, Dell, and General Electric. By offering tools that help organizations optimize their IT spending, Digital Fuel plays a critical role in enhancing the efficiency and transparency of service delivery across various sectors.
Raveld
Acquisition in 2012
Companies today receive cloud computing bills at a granularity that is not helpful given their organizational structure. Raveld is an IT analytics software that tracks individual components within a cloud computing account. Customers view cloud data, regardless of the service, via an online dashboard. Reports breakdown costs by organizationally relevant dimensions. This detailed reporting educates and drives visibility on where the services are being used and how costs can be lowered.