Baker Capital

Baker Capital is a private equity firm founded in 1995 and based in New York, New York. The firm focuses on investing in growth companies within the communications industry, particularly in communications equipment, services, and applications providers. It seeks to capitalize on opportunities arising from deregulation, advancements in technology, and the expansion of the internet. Baker Capital targets investments in both European and American companies and aims to support businesses at various stages of development. As a Registered Investment Adviser, the firm leverages its expertise to navigate the evolving landscape of the communications sector.

John Baker

Co-Founder

Rob Manning

General Partner

Edward Scott

Founding Partner

43 past transactions

Xinke Datong

Series C in 2022
Xinke Datong is an omni-channel multi-end store opening and marketing service provider, focusing on newly established brand planning, overall planning and design for corporate brands, and building a solid brand foundation. It has an APP "adult" under its umbrella.

Wine.com

Series E in 2018
Wine.com is an online wine retailer based in San Leandro, California, known for its extensive selection of wines, wine gifts, gift baskets, and accessories. The company provides customers access to the world's largest wine store, featuring live chat assistance from wine experts available seven days a week. With a sophisticated fulfillment network and multiple distribution centers, Wine.com offers prompt delivery, typically within 1-2 days, to most addresses. Customers can also take advantage of date-certain delivery and shipping options to various local pick-up sites. The StewardShip program, which costs $49 per year, grants members unlimited wine delivery and exclusive access to new releases. Additionally, the recently launched Wine.com iOS app allows users to scan, rate, and purchase wines conveniently. Through its offerings, Wine.com aims to inspire a wine lifestyle and enhance the overall wine purchasing experience.

Wine.com

Series D in 2017
Wine.com is an online wine retailer based in San Leandro, California, known for its extensive selection of wines, wine gifts, gift baskets, and accessories. The company provides customers access to the world's largest wine store, featuring live chat assistance from wine experts available seven days a week. With a sophisticated fulfillment network and multiple distribution centers, Wine.com offers prompt delivery, typically within 1-2 days, to most addresses. Customers can also take advantage of date-certain delivery and shipping options to various local pick-up sites. The StewardShip program, which costs $49 per year, grants members unlimited wine delivery and exclusive access to new releases. Additionally, the recently launched Wine.com iOS app allows users to scan, rate, and purchase wines conveniently. Through its offerings, Wine.com aims to inspire a wine lifestyle and enhance the overall wine purchasing experience.

Blink

Venture Round in 2015
Blink is a developer of a cordless, high-definition home monitoring and alert system designed to enhance home security. The system features an integrated motion sensor that detects unusual activity, triggering instant alerts sent to users' smartphones via email or push notifications. When motion is detected, users have the option to activate the Blink Alarm, a separate standalone unit that can be purchased independently. By providing motion-activated alerts and high-definition video, Blink enables users to maintain a secure home environment at a cost-effective price. The technology behind Blink's system is designed for quick activation, ensuring users can respond promptly to potential security threats.

Wine.com

Series C in 2014
Wine.com is an online wine retailer based in San Leandro, California, known for its extensive selection of wines, wine gifts, gift baskets, and accessories. The company provides customers access to the world's largest wine store, featuring live chat assistance from wine experts available seven days a week. With a sophisticated fulfillment network and multiple distribution centers, Wine.com offers prompt delivery, typically within 1-2 days, to most addresses. Customers can also take advantage of date-certain delivery and shipping options to various local pick-up sites. The StewardShip program, which costs $49 per year, grants members unlimited wine delivery and exclusive access to new releases. Additionally, the recently launched Wine.com iOS app allows users to scan, rate, and purchase wines conveniently. Through its offerings, Wine.com aims to inspire a wine lifestyle and enhance the overall wine purchasing experience.

ParStream

Series A in 2012
ParStream is an IoT analytics platform that specializes in real-time database technology designed to manage and analyze large volumes of IoT data. Founded in 2011 by Michael Hummel and Jörg Bienert, the platform focuses on providing timely and actionable insights through its unique column-oriented database and advanced indexing technology, which enables high-speed analytics at the edge. ParStream serves various industries, including telecommunications, manufacturing, renewable energy, and telematics, and has garnered recognition as a leading big data startup. The platform's architecture supports low latency and high throughput, making it well-suited for real-time applications. It is compatible with common interface technologies such as JDBC and ODBC, ensuring easy integration into existing IT infrastructures. ParStream offers flexible deployment options, including single-server, clustered, and cloud editions, and operates on standard CPU infrastructure across most Linux distributions. The company is headquartered in Cupertino, California, with additional offices in Cologne, Germany, and sales teams across Europe and Korea.

CoreValue

Series A in 2012
CoreValue Software has created a suite of SaaS products that enable business owners, CEOs and Advisors of private businesses to quickly (under 90 minutes) and easily (thanks to tested and proven algorithms) quantify operational performance, and to connect operational performance to enterprise value. CoreValue then provides a detailed roadmap for capturing and building sustainable enterprise value. We offer a three-tier suite of tools: Engage, Assess, and Plan & Track. Each builds upon the previous to dig deeper and identify opportunities to strengthen and grow the business, and to create enterprise value. In addition, Advisors have access to a Client Dashboard, a centralized hub for managing their prospects and clients as they progress through the CoreValue suite.

Verified Identity Pass

Venture Round in 2008
The company's voluntary credentialing program, Clear, is the first and only privately run Registered Traveler program operating at a U.S. airport.

Wine.com

Series B in 2007
Wine.com is an online wine retailer based in San Leandro, California, known for its extensive selection of wines, wine gifts, gift baskets, and accessories. The company provides customers access to the world's largest wine store, featuring live chat assistance from wine experts available seven days a week. With a sophisticated fulfillment network and multiple distribution centers, Wine.com offers prompt delivery, typically within 1-2 days, to most addresses. Customers can also take advantage of date-certain delivery and shipping options to various local pick-up sites. The StewardShip program, which costs $49 per year, grants members unlimited wine delivery and exclusive access to new releases. Additionally, the recently launched Wine.com iOS app allows users to scan, rate, and purchase wines conveniently. Through its offerings, Wine.com aims to inspire a wine lifestyle and enhance the overall wine purchasing experience.

Action Engine

Series E in 2007
Action Engine is a software development and data services agency that focuses on providing businesses with actionable intelligence to gain a competitive advantage. The company specializes in creating a browserless client/server platform that serves as a framework for developing and deploying application packs. These application packs offer intuitive and personalized methods for accessing and utilizing content. Action Engine's key solutions encompass mobile advertising, mobile search, social networking, and mobile entertainment, allowing clients to enhance their engagement and user experience across various digital platforms.

Turin Networks

Series B in 2007
Turin Networks, Inc. is a prominent provider of Carrier Ethernet solutions tailored for wireline and wireless network operators globally. The company specializes in addressing the practical challenges faced by network operators, particularly in the realms of Wireless Backhaul, Carrier Ethernet, and Converged Services. Turin Networks offers a range of products, including metro service edge solutions that facilitate MEF-compliant Ethernet delivery over fiber and copper, as well as traditional TDM/PDH services. Additionally, the company provides wireless backhaul optimization products and converged business access services, thereby enabling operators to enhance their network performance and service delivery.

Voltaire

Series E in 2007
Voltaire, Inc. designs and develops server and storage fabric switches and network virtualization software for mission-critical applications. It offers host communications adapters, multi-service switches, integrated gigabit Ethernet and fiber channel routers, and I/O virtualization gateways. The company's products comprise Grid Director Switches, which provides computing fabrics for data centers, high performance computing, and cloud environments; server adapters that supports various host interfaces, InfiniBand rates, and upper-layer protocols; server software, which is used for high performance computing, clustered databases, server virtualization, low latency messaging, and database applications; and Unified Fabric Manager, a platform for managing scale-out computing environments. Voltaire offers solutions for financial services, media and entertainment, research and education, government, manufacturing, energy, life sciences industries. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Billerica, Massachusetts. Voltaire, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Voltaire Limited.

Wine.com

Series A in 2006
Wine.com is an online wine retailer based in San Leandro, California, known for its extensive selection of wines, wine gifts, gift baskets, and accessories. The company provides customers access to the world's largest wine store, featuring live chat assistance from wine experts available seven days a week. With a sophisticated fulfillment network and multiple distribution centers, Wine.com offers prompt delivery, typically within 1-2 days, to most addresses. Customers can also take advantage of date-certain delivery and shipping options to various local pick-up sites. The StewardShip program, which costs $49 per year, grants members unlimited wine delivery and exclusive access to new releases. Additionally, the recently launched Wine.com iOS app allows users to scan, rate, and purchase wines conveniently. Through its offerings, Wine.com aims to inspire a wine lifestyle and enhance the overall wine purchasing experience.

Digi TV Plus Oy

Private Equity Round in 2006
Digi TV Plus Oy is a newly established company specializing in the distribution of digital television channels, marketed to customers under the name PlusTV. PlusTV's target group is all terrestrial households in Finland.

Visioneered Image Systems

Series B in 2006
Visioneered Image Systems engages in the design and manufacture of digital electronic billboards for the outdoor advertising market. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Garden Grove, California.

Offermatica

Series A in 2005
Offermatica Corporation specializes in website content testing and performance optimization, providing software solutions designed to test, measure, and enhance online marketing and advertising campaigns. The platform offers multivariate promotion testing and tools for optimizing forms and landing pages, which are applicable across various channels such as online advertisements, email campaigns, and pay-per-click listings. Offermatica has established strategic partnerships with several companies in the digital marketing space and serves a diverse clientele that includes notable brands like Monster.com, Intuit, and ESPN. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in New York and London, Offermatica became a subsidiary of Adobe Systems Inc. in December 2007.

Permabit Technology Corporation

Series C in 2005
Permabit Technology Corporation, founded in 2000 and based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, specializes in innovative data reduction solutions. The company offers software that focuses on data deduplication, compression, and thin provisioning, primarily through its Albireo software development kit (SDK) and Albireo virtual data optimizer (VDO). These solutions are tailored for Linux-based storage systems and cater to a diverse clientele, including storage manufacturers, OEMs, cloud service providers, data centers, and software-defined storage vendors. Permabit's technology enhances the performance and efficiency of data creation, transmission, and storage, allowing its partners, such as Hitachi Data Systems, LSI, StoneFly, and Overland Storage, to maximize their research and development investments while gaining competitive advantages in the market. As of 2017, Permabit operates as a subsidiary of Red Hat, Inc.

RiverOne

Venture Round in 2005
RiverOne, Inc. is a provider of supply chain management software and services tailored for the electronics industry. Founded in 1999 and based in Irvine, California, the company specializes in helping manufacturers manage direct materials throughout the entire product lifecycle. Its INTERactive software suite offers tools for design review, sourcing, procurement, order lifecycle management, planning, and inventory management, all accessible through a user-friendly WebTop interface. The company's Supply Chain Control System enhances this offering by integrating connectivity, planning, execution, metrics, and exception management, enabling clients to effectively oversee customer and supplier interactions, including forecasting, fulfillment, and replenishment activities. RiverOne was previously known as Need2Buy Inc. and became a subsidiary of I2 Technologies, Inc. in 2006.

Voltaire

Series E in 2005
Voltaire, Inc. designs and develops server and storage fabric switches and network virtualization software for mission-critical applications. It offers host communications adapters, multi-service switches, integrated gigabit Ethernet and fiber channel routers, and I/O virtualization gateways. The company's products comprise Grid Director Switches, which provides computing fabrics for data centers, high performance computing, and cloud environments; server adapters that supports various host interfaces, InfiniBand rates, and upper-layer protocols; server software, which is used for high performance computing, clustered databases, server virtualization, low latency messaging, and database applications; and Unified Fabric Manager, a platform for managing scale-out computing environments. Voltaire offers solutions for financial services, media and entertainment, research and education, government, manufacturing, energy, life sciences industries. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Billerica, Massachusetts. Voltaire, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Voltaire Limited.

MediaNet

Acquisition in 2005
Founded in 2001 by the major labels to combat piracy and provide legal business-facing music solutions, MediaNet has powered music for Fortune 100 companies and the world’s most forward-thinking, innovative music services. At present we power over 90 digital music services, and more are joining every day. After serving as the back-end provider for Songza (acquired by Google) and Beats Music (acquired by Apple), MediaNet transitioned our major focus to global rights administration. We have created a pioneering music database that unifies sound recording and composition data - a feat still not matched by any competitor. No provider can match our speed, depth of data, or accuracy. In 2015, MediaNet was acquired by SOCAN, Canada's performing rights organization. This acquisition, and the subsequent acquisition of Audiam, achieved truly global scale on all three major music rights for the first time.

Action Engine

Series D in 2005
Action Engine is a software development and data services agency that focuses on providing businesses with actionable intelligence to gain a competitive advantage. The company specializes in creating a browserless client/server platform that serves as a framework for developing and deploying application packs. These application packs offer intuitive and personalized methods for accessing and utilizing content. Action Engine's key solutions encompass mobile advertising, mobile search, social networking, and mobile entertainment, allowing clients to enhance their engagement and user experience across various digital platforms.

IQNavigator

Series E in 2004
IQNavigator is a provider of services spend management software and managed services designed to help global companies manage and optimize their corporate spending. The company's platform encompasses various integrated modules that facilitate the entire procurement lifecycle, including planning, sourcing, invoicing, and analysis. By focusing on service categories such as facilities management, professional services, field services, and contingent labor, IQNavigator enables businesses to gain visibility and control over their service expenditures. With its innovative technology solutions and domain expertise, the company aims to transform complex services spending into a source of value and competitive advantage, ultimately driving continuous improvement in profitability.

Voltaire

Venture Round in 2004
Voltaire, Inc. designs and develops server and storage fabric switches and network virtualization software for mission-critical applications. It offers host communications adapters, multi-service switches, integrated gigabit Ethernet and fiber channel routers, and I/O virtualization gateways. The company's products comprise Grid Director Switches, which provides computing fabrics for data centers, high performance computing, and cloud environments; server adapters that supports various host interfaces, InfiniBand rates, and upper-layer protocols; server software, which is used for high performance computing, clustered databases, server virtualization, low latency messaging, and database applications; and Unified Fabric Manager, a platform for managing scale-out computing environments. Voltaire offers solutions for financial services, media and entertainment, research and education, government, manufacturing, energy, life sciences industries. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Billerica, Massachusetts. Voltaire, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Voltaire Limited.

EM4

Series B in 2003
EM4, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of optoelectronic components and packages for various sectors, including defense, aerospace, life sciences, telecommunications, and industrial markets. The company offers a diverse range of products such as direct modulation laser transmitters for analog RF over fiber links, high-speed detectors, fiber laser pumps, and integrated laser modules. EM4 also provides outsourced sub-micron integration and packaging services, catering to the needs of businesses in the industrial, defense, and broadband markets. Its focus is on delivering reliable, cost-effective solutions for applications in space photonics and other advanced technologies.

Action Engine

Series C in 2003
Action Engine is a software development and data services agency that focuses on providing businesses with actionable intelligence to gain a competitive advantage. The company specializes in creating a browserless client/server platform that serves as a framework for developing and deploying application packs. These application packs offer intuitive and personalized methods for accessing and utilizing content. Action Engine's key solutions encompass mobile advertising, mobile search, social networking, and mobile entertainment, allowing clients to enhance their engagement and user experience across various digital platforms.

Teem Photonics

Venture Round in 2003
Teem Photonics S.A., based in Meylan, France, specializes in the manufacture and sale of passively Q-switched microlasers and photonics integrated circuits utilizing ion-exchange technology. The company’s microlasers are known for generating sub-nanosecond, high peak power pulses in compact packages at high repetition rates, making them suitable for various industrial applications. Teem Photonics also provides a range of products including infrared, green, and ultraviolet lasers, along with advanced integrated optics solutions for fields such as biomedical, marking, sensing, and material processing. Additionally, the company offers custom integrated optics devices, optical design, foundry services, and technical support. Established in 1998, Teem Photonics has expanded its operations globally, with offices in Europe, Asia and the Pacific, North America, and Mexico.

Curl

Series D in 2002
Curl is a technology company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that specializes in developing the Curl Rich Internet Application (RIA) platform. Established in 2002, the company emerged from research conducted at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Curl's platform enables the creation of complex, business-critical web applications that leverage local processing and offline capabilities while maintaining a secure environment. This hybrid approach, known as "fit clients," combines the benefits of Thick Clients and Thin Clients, allowing developers to handle large datasets and implement sophisticated data input and visualization features. Curl's technology is particularly suited for enterprises requiring robust solutions for mission-critical applications, including those with demanding graphical rendering needs. The company has served notable clients such as Nissan, Panasonic, and Mitsubishi, and continues to enhance its offerings, with recent updates aimed at improving accessibility for desktop users.

Sockeye

Series B in 2002
Sockeye is a digital agency that focuses on content creation, brand marketing, advertising, and web design and development services. Additionally, it operates Sockeye Networks, which provides intelligent routing services designed to enhance Internet connectivity for businesses. Sockeye Networks has pioneered route optimization solutions that address issues related to network performance, costs, and visibility. Its flagship service, GlobalRoute, integrates local and global Internet traffic conditions to optimize network performance in real time for multihomed environments. By continuously monitoring multiple Internet connections, GlobalRoute selects the best paths for IP traffic flows, helping customers achieve their network performance and cost objectives while ensuring reliable support for mission-critical applications.

Broadview Networks

Series F in 2002
Broadview Networks, Inc. is a provider of network-based business communications services, catering primarily to small and medium-sized businesses in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic United States. The company specializes in voice and data communications, offering local and long-distance telephone services, broadband internet access, and web hosting. Broadview Networks delivers a range of solutions, including its OfficeSuite cloud-based phone system and OfficeSuite PrivateCloud, which allows IT professionals to maintain control over a segmented cloud environment. Additionally, the company offers managed and professional services, encompassing a portfolio of hosted Internet Protocol (IP) phone and cloud computing services. Established in 1991 and headquartered in Rye Brook, New York, with an office in Vienna, Virginia, Broadview Networks was previously known as Community Networks, Inc. before rebranding in 1999.

Curl

Series C in 2002
Curl is a technology company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that specializes in developing the Curl Rich Internet Application (RIA) platform. Established in 2002, the company emerged from research conducted at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Curl's platform enables the creation of complex, business-critical web applications that leverage local processing and offline capabilities while maintaining a secure environment. This hybrid approach, known as "fit clients," combines the benefits of Thick Clients and Thin Clients, allowing developers to handle large datasets and implement sophisticated data input and visualization features. Curl's technology is particularly suited for enterprises requiring robust solutions for mission-critical applications, including those with demanding graphical rendering needs. The company has served notable clients such as Nissan, Panasonic, and Mitsubishi, and continues to enhance its offerings, with recent updates aimed at improving accessibility for desktop users.

Voltaire

Venture Round in 2002
Voltaire, Inc. designs and develops server and storage fabric switches and network virtualization software for mission-critical applications. It offers host communications adapters, multi-service switches, integrated gigabit Ethernet and fiber channel routers, and I/O virtualization gateways. The company's products comprise Grid Director Switches, which provides computing fabrics for data centers, high performance computing, and cloud environments; server adapters that supports various host interfaces, InfiniBand rates, and upper-layer protocols; server software, which is used for high performance computing, clustered databases, server virtualization, low latency messaging, and database applications; and Unified Fabric Manager, a platform for managing scale-out computing environments. Voltaire offers solutions for financial services, media and entertainment, research and education, government, manufacturing, energy, life sciences industries. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Billerica, Massachusetts. Voltaire, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Voltaire Limited.

IQNavigator

Series D in 2001
IQNavigator is a provider of services spend management software and managed services designed to help global companies manage and optimize their corporate spending. The company's platform encompasses various integrated modules that facilitate the entire procurement lifecycle, including planning, sourcing, invoicing, and analysis. By focusing on service categories such as facilities management, professional services, field services, and contingent labor, IQNavigator enables businesses to gain visibility and control over their service expenditures. With its innovative technology solutions and domain expertise, the company aims to transform complex services spending into a source of value and competitive advantage, ultimately driving continuous improvement in profitability.

Connected Corporation

Venture Round in 2001
Connected Corporation is the leading provider of storage software for automated protection, archiving and recovery of distributed data.

DemoGraFX

Series A in 2001
DemoGraFX specializes in advanced digital video signal processing and image coding technology, focusing on the development of compression algorithms that deliver superior picture quality at competitive bit rates. Their innovative approaches efficiently compress large volumes of motion image data for transmission through satellite, broadcast, and cable systems, ensuring high visual integrity without compromising quality. The company has garnered research and development support from various entities, including the Department of Defense and the National Institute of Standards and Technology, to enhance its compression technology. DemoGraFX serves multiple markets, including television, cable, and Internet video delivery, positioning itself as a key player in the realm of high-quality image processing.

Sockeye

Series A in 2001
Sockeye is a digital agency that focuses on content creation, brand marketing, advertising, and web design and development services. Additionally, it operates Sockeye Networks, which provides intelligent routing services designed to enhance Internet connectivity for businesses. Sockeye Networks has pioneered route optimization solutions that address issues related to network performance, costs, and visibility. Its flagship service, GlobalRoute, integrates local and global Internet traffic conditions to optimize network performance in real time for multihomed environments. By continuously monitoring multiple Internet connections, GlobalRoute selects the best paths for IP traffic flows, helping customers achieve their network performance and cost objectives while ensuring reliable support for mission-critical applications.

Teem Photonics

Venture Round in 2000
Teem Photonics S.A., based in Meylan, France, specializes in the manufacture and sale of passively Q-switched microlasers and photonics integrated circuits utilizing ion-exchange technology. The company’s microlasers are known for generating sub-nanosecond, high peak power pulses in compact packages at high repetition rates, making them suitable for various industrial applications. Teem Photonics also provides a range of products including infrared, green, and ultraviolet lasers, along with advanced integrated optics solutions for fields such as biomedical, marking, sensing, and material processing. Additionally, the company offers custom integrated optics devices, optical design, foundry services, and technical support. Established in 1998, Teem Photonics has expanded its operations globally, with offices in Europe, Asia and the Pacific, North America, and Mexico.

Totality

Series B in 2000
Totality specializes in application and infrastructure management services tailored for large-scale e-commerce websites that demand mass customization. The company addresses essential needs of its clients by offering solutions that ensure high performance and visibility into business processes. Through its focused service level agreements, Totality aims to deliver guaranteed business outcomes, effectively supporting the operational requirements of its customers.

Need2Buy

Series B in 2000
Need2Buy.com is a leading business-to-business online marketplace for buyers and sellers of electronic components. Their marketplace solution leverages their proven Internet technology and their extensive industry expertise to streamline the traditionally inefficient electronic components supply chain. Their distributor-neutral approach creates an open and scalable marketplace that is more attractive to OEM buyers, distributors and component manufacturers. Their marketplace enables OEM buyers to post Requests for Quotations (RFQs) and uses their proprietary "expert system" to solicit competitive bids from multiple qualified distributors and component manufacturers who meet the criteria specified by the buyer. This model allows buyers to make more cost effective purchasing decisions and sellers to expand their market reach while reducing their customer acquisition costs. Their marketplace also enables OEMs, distributors and component manufacturers to upload a list of their excess inventory into the Need2Buy Marketplace and to search the aggregated "virtual warehouse" for desired products. This allows participants to obtain optimum pricing when disposing of and purchasing excess inventory.

Curl

Debt Financing in 2000
Curl is a technology company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that specializes in developing the Curl Rich Internet Application (RIA) platform. Established in 2002, the company emerged from research conducted at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Curl's platform enables the creation of complex, business-critical web applications that leverage local processing and offline capabilities while maintaining a secure environment. This hybrid approach, known as "fit clients," combines the benefits of Thick Clients and Thin Clients, allowing developers to handle large datasets and implement sophisticated data input and visualization features. Curl's technology is particularly suited for enterprises requiring robust solutions for mission-critical applications, including those with demanding graphical rendering needs. The company has served notable clients such as Nissan, Panasonic, and Mitsubishi, and continues to enhance its offerings, with recent updates aimed at improving accessibility for desktop users.

Broadview Networks

Series D in 2000
Broadview Networks, Inc. is a provider of network-based business communications services, catering primarily to small and medium-sized businesses in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic United States. The company specializes in voice and data communications, offering local and long-distance telephone services, broadband internet access, and web hosting. Broadview Networks delivers a range of solutions, including its OfficeSuite cloud-based phone system and OfficeSuite PrivateCloud, which allows IT professionals to maintain control over a segmented cloud environment. Additionally, the company offers managed and professional services, encompassing a portfolio of hosted Internet Protocol (IP) phone and cloud computing services. Established in 1991 and headquartered in Rye Brook, New York, with an office in Vienna, Virginia, Broadview Networks was previously known as Community Networks, Inc. before rebranding in 1999.

Connected Corporation

Venture Round in 1999
Connected Corporation is the leading provider of storage software for automated protection, archiving and recovery of distributed data.

Akamai Technologies

Series B in 1999
Akamai Technologies provides cloud services designed to enhance secure and high-performing user experiences across various devices and locations. The company operates a content delivery network that strategically places servers at the edges of networks, enabling its customers to deliver content more quickly and securely to their end users. With over 325,000 servers distributed across more than 4,100 locations in over 1,000 cities worldwide, Akamai ensures reliability and quality in content delivery. In addition to its core content delivery services, Akamai offers comprehensive security solutions and cloud computing capabilities, which have increasingly become a significant part of its business, outpacing traditional content delivery network services. By simplifying technology complexities, Akamai helps enterprises leverage opportunities in a rapidly evolving digital landscape while addressing challenges such as security threats and global reach.

Broadview Networks

Series C in 1999
Broadview Networks, Inc. is a provider of network-based business communications services, catering primarily to small and medium-sized businesses in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic United States. The company specializes in voice and data communications, offering local and long-distance telephone services, broadband internet access, and web hosting. Broadview Networks delivers a range of solutions, including its OfficeSuite cloud-based phone system and OfficeSuite PrivateCloud, which allows IT professionals to maintain control over a segmented cloud environment. Additionally, the company offers managed and professional services, encompassing a portfolio of hosted Internet Protocol (IP) phone and cloud computing services. Established in 1991 and headquartered in Rye Brook, New York, with an office in Vienna, Virginia, Broadview Networks was previously known as Community Networks, Inc. before rebranding in 1999.
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