BancBoston Ventures was the venture capital arm of the Bank of Boston, later becoming associated with Bank of America following the bank's acquisition. The firm focused on early-stage investments across a range of sectors, including media, communications, software, technology, infrastructure, e-commerce, healthcare, medical devices, and biopharmaceuticals. Although it played a significant role in venture capital during its operation, BancBoston Ventures is currently out of business.
Centric Software, Inc. specializes in providing Web-based product lifecycle management (PLM) software aimed at enhancing product development and streamlining business processes for various industries. The company's flagship platform, Centric 8, offers comprehensive solutions for product development, sourcing, business planning, quality management, and collection management, tailored specifically for fast-moving sectors such as fashion, retail, and consumer goods. Additionally, Centric Software features the Visual Innovation Platform (VIP), which facilitates digital collaboration and decision-making through interactive visual boards. Catering to both large enterprises and small businesses, Centric Software delivers its PLM services via cloud applications and mobile solutions. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Campbell, California, the company has expanded its global presence with offices in multiple countries, including the United States, Canada, Brazil, and various locations across Europe and Asia. Centric Software has garnered industry recognition for its innovative solutions, receiving awards for product differentiation and excellence in the retail and fashion sectors.
Cloverleaf Communications
Series C in 2005
Cloverleaf Communications Inc. specializes in intelligent storage networking management systems, offering virtualization and unified storage software products. Its plug-and-play systems enhance visibility and management of storage network assets, ensuring centralized management and business continuity while facilitating asset scaling. The company caters to enterprise-class end-users, service providers, and system integrators, delivering products directly and through a network of integration partners in North America and Europe. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Woodbury, New York, Cloverleaf also has a development office in Israel.
ChipWrights
Series D in 2004
ChipWrights, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company that focuses on innovative digital and visual signal processing for embedded video and audio applications. The company specializes in creating all-in-one high-definition solutions, particularly System-on-a-Chip (SoC) devices, which integrate complete systems onto a single chip. ChipWrights’ fully programmable, low-cost, and high-performance SoCs are well-suited for the digital imaging and video markets, featuring a vector DSP that maximizes parallelism for image data processing. The design of the instruction set and data access mechanisms is optimized for image and video tasks, enhancing efficiency. As product life cycles shorten and requirements become more complex, ChipWrights emphasizes the advantages of programmable solutions over fixed-function ASICs. The company provides a comprehensive suite of development tools, reference boards, and application libraries to support its chips, while fostering a network of third-party developers to create innovative imaging products based on its platform.
Papa Gino's
Series A in 2004
Papa Gino's is a chain of pizzerias based in the United States, primarily operating in New England. Founded in 1961 by Michael Valerio, the company specializes in authentic Italian-style pizzas made with high-quality ingredients, including locally-milled hard winter wheat flour, vine-ripened California crushed tomatoes, and a signature blend of three premium cheeses. In addition to traditional pizzas, Papa Gino's offers a variety of sandwiches and appetizers, catering to diverse tastes. The company emphasizes quality food and attentive service in a clean and convenient restaurant environment. It also provides online and mobile food ordering, catering and delivery services, and options for gluten-free meals. Customers can enhance their dining experience by sending personalized eGift cards.
Cloverleaf Communications
Venture Round in 2003
Cloverleaf Communications Inc. specializes in intelligent storage networking management systems, offering virtualization and unified storage software products. Its plug-and-play systems enhance visibility and management of storage network assets, ensuring centralized management and business continuity while facilitating asset scaling. The company caters to enterprise-class end-users, service providers, and system integrators, delivering products directly and through a network of integration partners in North America and Europe. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Woodbury, New York, Cloverleaf also has a development office in Israel.
Acusphere
Funding Round in 2003
Acusphere, Inc. is a specialty pharmaceutical company based in Watertown, Massachusetts, focused on developing and commercializing cardiovascular drugs. Its primary product is Imagify, an injectable suspension containing perflubutane polymer microspheres, designed to evaluate myocardial perfusion and detect coronary artery disease. The company is currently pursuing regulatory approval for Imagify in Europe and negotiating with the FDA for a Special Protocol Assessment related to an additional trial needed for U.S. approval. Acusphere leverages its proprietary porous microparticle technology to create new drugs and improve existing formulations, with additional candidates in development for acute pain, oncology, and asthma. The company has successfully partnered with other organizations, resulting in significant financial transactions to advance its drug development efforts.
ChipWrights
Series C in 2003
ChipWrights, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company that focuses on innovative digital and visual signal processing for embedded video and audio applications. The company specializes in creating all-in-one high-definition solutions, particularly System-on-a-Chip (SoC) devices, which integrate complete systems onto a single chip. ChipWrights’ fully programmable, low-cost, and high-performance SoCs are well-suited for the digital imaging and video markets, featuring a vector DSP that maximizes parallelism for image data processing. The design of the instruction set and data access mechanisms is optimized for image and video tasks, enhancing efficiency. As product life cycles shorten and requirements become more complex, ChipWrights emphasizes the advantages of programmable solutions over fixed-function ASICs. The company provides a comprehensive suite of development tools, reference boards, and application libraries to support its chips, while fostering a network of third-party developers to create innovative imaging products based on its platform.
Centive
Venture Round in 2003
Centive is dedicated to providing technology solutions that automate incentive compensation management. The company aims to transform traditional sales compensation processes, which often involve basic commission calculations, into strategic tools that enhance sales performance. By offering on-demand solutions for sales compensation and performance management, Centive seeks to streamline these processes, enabling organizations to better align their compensation strategies with overall business goals.
Incentive Systems
Series E in 2002
"Incentive Systems is the industry pioneer and leader in the Enterprise Incentive Management marketplace, which is predicted by AMR to grow rapidly, reaching an annual market size of $2 billion in software revenue alone in 2005, and is also the first software company in which Thomas Weisel Capital Partners, LP made a private equity investment," said Alan Menkes, partner, co-director of private equity for Thomas Weisel Partners LLC. "Since their initial investment, Incentive Systems has continued to deliver industry-leading technology and services to the marketplace, and has seen tremendous growth in demand for its solutions, among both public and private organizations, across several industries. The company is on track to reach its goal of profitability in the near-term, and they were delighted by the oppornity to lead this round and further strengthen their partnership with Incentive Systems."
ChipWrights
Series B in 2002
ChipWrights, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company that focuses on innovative digital and visual signal processing for embedded video and audio applications. The company specializes in creating all-in-one high-definition solutions, particularly System-on-a-Chip (SoC) devices, which integrate complete systems onto a single chip. ChipWrights’ fully programmable, low-cost, and high-performance SoCs are well-suited for the digital imaging and video markets, featuring a vector DSP that maximizes parallelism for image data processing. The design of the instruction set and data access mechanisms is optimized for image and video tasks, enhancing efficiency. As product life cycles shorten and requirements become more complex, ChipWrights emphasizes the advantages of programmable solutions over fixed-function ASICs. The company provides a comprehensive suite of development tools, reference boards, and application libraries to support its chips, while fostering a network of third-party developers to create innovative imaging products based on its platform.
Watchfire
Venture Round in 2001
Watchfire Corporation, based in Kanata, Ontario, specializes in online risk management software and services. The company focuses on ensuring the security and compliance of websites through its advanced testing software. By offering solutions that address various security vulnerabilities and compliance requirements, Watchfire aims to help organizations safeguard their digital presence and maintain regulatory standards.
AccessLan Communications
Venture Round in 2001
AccessLan, the Silicon Valley pioneer of PacketLoop, is a leading provider of business-focused and carrier-class access equipment for Integrated Communications Providers (ICPs). PacketLoop delivers the next generation of packet-based, local loop solutions, providing variable rate, multi-service intelligent infrastructure with Internet Scaling Architecture (ISA) enabling the industry’s first Quality-of-Service (QoS) for Internet Protocol (IP) management. It is ideally suited to delivery of packet-based services including: Voice-over-DSL (VoDSL), Internet access; Frame Relay; Virtual Private Network (VPN) and application hosting such as, streaming content and differentiated access services.
CardioFocus
Series C in 2001
CardioFocus, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, that specializes in the development of innovative medical devices for the treatment of cardiac disorders, particularly atrial fibrillation. The company offers a range of products, including the HeartLight Endoscopic Ablation System, which utilizes visually guided laser balloon technology to achieve precise pulmonary vein isolation. This system is complemented by the HeartLight Excalibur Balloon, designed for stable contact and effective lesion creation through direct tissue visualization, and the HeartLight X3 System, which allows for controlled lesion formation. CardioFocus focuses on providing electrophysiologists with advanced tools that enhance the precision and control of ablation treatments, utilizing disposable fiber optic catheters for improved visualization of cardiac anatomy and the treatment of arrhythmias. Founded in 1990, CardioFocus continues to pursue advancements in ablation technologies to better meet the needs of patients and healthcare providers.
Trebia Networks
Venture Round in 2001
Trebia Networks, Inc. is a technology company based in Acton, Massachusetts, focused on developing innovative network processors, specifically the Storage Network Processor (SNP). This advanced technology aims to enhance the design and performance of next-generation network storage systems. By providing high-performance products, Trebia enables efficient storage networking solutions for Internet Protocol (IP) storage applications. Since its incorporation in July 2000, the company has attracted over $40 million in funding from prominent venture partners to support its development efforts in the storage networking sector.
Viewlocity
Venture Round in 2001
Viewlocity Technologies, founded in 1999, specializes in supply chain management software, catering to sectors such as aerospace, automotive, retail, and manufacturing. The company is recognized for its solutions that enhance supply chain visibility and control, consistently ranking highly in analyst evaluations. Viewlocity's software encompasses various functionalities, including supply chain design, order lifecycle management, inventory management, and supplier management. By integrating data granularity and agility, the company enables clients to optimize their operations. Its innovative approach includes the use of alerts and impact analysis algorithms, allowing for automated problem resolution and improved recovery processes. As a result, Viewlocity's solutions help organizations reduce logistics and inventory costs while enhancing customer response capabilities.
Arbinet
Private Equity Round in 2001
Arbinet is an international provider of voice and IP telecommunications solutions, catering to carriers and service providers worldwide. The company supports over 1,100 carriers globally, offering a comprehensive network that combines scale with advanced platform intelligence, effective call routing, and robust credit management and settlement capabilities. Its clientele includes various market players such as fixed line, mobile, wholesale, and VoIP carriers, along with calling card companies, internet service providers, and content providers. By facilitating the buying and selling of telecommunications capacity and content, Arbinet enables its customers to lower service costs, enhance route quality, and expand their market reach without the need for significant network investments.
Incentive Systems
Series D in 2001
"Incentive Systems is the industry pioneer and leader in the Enterprise Incentive Management marketplace, which is predicted by AMR to grow rapidly, reaching an annual market size of $2 billion in software revenue alone in 2005, and is also the first software company in which Thomas Weisel Capital Partners, LP made a private equity investment," said Alan Menkes, partner, co-director of private equity for Thomas Weisel Partners LLC. "Since their initial investment, Incentive Systems has continued to deliver industry-leading technology and services to the marketplace, and has seen tremendous growth in demand for its solutions, among both public and private organizations, across several industries. The company is on track to reach its goal of profitability in the near-term, and they were delighted by the oppornity to lead this round and further strengthen their partnership with Incentive Systems."
AirCharter.com & FlightTime
Series B in 2001
AirCharter.com, part of FlightTime.com, is a leading provider of premium air charter services, leveraging over three decades of expertise in global air transportation. FlightTime.com, which has evolved from Flight Time Corporation, established itself as a comprehensive aviation network through the acquisitions of Wyvern Ltd., a safety and compliance auditing firm, and MACH-1 Software Corporation, which enhances aviation management capabilities. With offices in major cities across the United States and Europe, the company is well-positioned to handle complex travel requirements both domestically and internationally. The integration of Wyvern's rigorous safety standards and MACH-1's advanced technology allows FlightTime.com to offer a seamless online platform for booking audited aircraft, thus ensuring reliability and safety for travelers. This innovative approach aims to create a fully audited network, addressing a crucial gap in the air charter industry by providing a single, efficient resource for finding and booking aircraft worldwide.
Paceline Systems
Series B in 2001
Paceline Systems, of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, an early stage company developing a new class of switching system specifically designed to improve the performance, reliability and manageability of large data centre networks.
Telenisus
Series C in 2001
Telenisus is a technology firm based in Illinois, founded in 1999, that specializes in providing e-commerce internet solutions. The company offers a comprehensive suite of internet infrastructural services designed to help clients conduct their business securely online. These services include managed hosting tools, information security measures, and virtual private networking facilities, enabling businesses to operate efficiently and safely in the digital environment.
Chinook Communications
Venture Round in 2001
Chinook Communications, the Unified Communications solution for small-to-medium-sized businesses, delivers a complete communications package, including integrated Internet telephone service, direct to business owners. Based in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, WA they help owners of small and mid-sized businesses to access affordable, subscription-based communications services. Choose a Unified Communications solution to integrate all of your communications tools and streamline your business operations. The result is increased employee productivity and satisfaction, improved customer relationships, and an increase to your bottom line. Chinook Communication service packages are customized to meet your company’s needs – whether you have 10 or 500 employees.
B-there.com
Venture Round in 2001
B-there.com provides online event management solutions for the meeting, trade show, and convention industries. It is based in Westport, Connecticut.
3PLex.com
Series C in 2001
3PLex.com is an online logistics service provider that enhances productivity across the transportation industry by integrating the expertise of third-party logistics (3PL) companies with the advantages of Internet-based logistics solutions. Founded in 1999 and based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the platform offers 3PLs immediate access to cost-effective online load-matching and automation tools, thereby facilitating efficiency improvements. Unlike other logistics websites that aim to eliminate the role of 3PLs by connecting shippers and carriers directly, 3PLex.com focuses on fostering collaboration among these parties. This approach enables member companies to improve their productivity and expand their operations by facilitating the movement of goods in a more economical, straightforward, and reliable manner. 3PLex.com is currently owned by IBM.
Meshnetworks
Series B in 2000
MeshNetworks is a wireless mesh networking company that specializes in developing technology and products for rapidly-deployed, self-configuring wireless mobile networks. Utilizing its proprietary Quadrature Division Multiple Access (QDMA) technology, the company focuses primarily on public safety and municipal networks. MeshNetworks offers both a chip for QDMA and software that enhances standard Wi-Fi products with mesh capabilities. The company's technology has been implemented in various municipalities across the United States, including locations in Florida, Minnesota, Oregon, and Texas. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Maitland, Florida, MeshNetworks was acquired by Motorola in 2004.
Centric Software
Private Equity Round in 2000
Centric Software, Inc. specializes in providing Web-based product lifecycle management (PLM) software aimed at enhancing product development and streamlining business processes for various industries. The company's flagship platform, Centric 8, offers comprehensive solutions for product development, sourcing, business planning, quality management, and collection management, tailored specifically for fast-moving sectors such as fashion, retail, and consumer goods. Additionally, Centric Software features the Visual Innovation Platform (VIP), which facilitates digital collaboration and decision-making through interactive visual boards. Catering to both large enterprises and small businesses, Centric Software delivers its PLM services via cloud applications and mobile solutions. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Campbell, California, the company has expanded its global presence with offices in multiple countries, including the United States, Canada, Brazil, and various locations across Europe and Asia. Centric Software has garnered industry recognition for its innovative solutions, receiving awards for product differentiation and excellence in the retail and fashion sectors.
Microbia
Series B in 2000
Microbia an industrial biotechnology company, engages in the development, production, and commercialization of specialty ingredients and biomaterials utilizing fermentation technology. Its products include carotenoids, specialty ingredients, biopolymers, and other biomaterials. The company has a strategic alliance with Tate & Lyle Investments, Ltd. to develop and commercialize fermentation-derived renewable ingredients.
Gomez
Series B in 2000
Gomez is an IT firm that focuses on web application performance and internet management solutions. As a division of Compuware, it offers a comprehensive platform designed to enhance the performance, availability, and quality of web and mobile applications. The Gomez platform features tools for web load testing, performance management, cross-browser testing, and business analysis, utilizing a global network of over 100,000 locations to assess applications from an external perspective. This approach enables clients to monitor and improve user experience across various devices, browsers, and geographical areas. Gomez serves over 3,000 customers, including many leading organizations, and aims to help businesses increase revenue, foster brand loyalty, and reduce operational costs through its innovative solutions.
Inflow
Series C in 2000
Inflow provides facility-based information technology outsourcing solutions.
Modem Art
Series B in 2000
Modem-Art is an Israeli fables semi-conductor company with the mission of providing programmable, highly integrated, system level silicon solutions to the emerging broadband digital communications markets.
Trebia Networks
Venture Round in 2000
Trebia Networks, Inc. is a technology company based in Acton, Massachusetts, focused on developing innovative network processors, specifically the Storage Network Processor (SNP). This advanced technology aims to enhance the design and performance of next-generation network storage systems. By providing high-performance products, Trebia enables efficient storage networking solutions for Internet Protocol (IP) storage applications. Since its incorporation in July 2000, the company has attracted over $40 million in funding from prominent venture partners to support its development efforts in the storage networking sector.
Complient Corporation
Venture Round in 2000
Complient Corporation, based in Cleveland, is the nation's premier provider of AED programs and actively manages hundreds of corporate and government AED programs representing more than 3,000 AED devices. Complient trains lay people to save lives and prepares them to respond to commonplace medical emergencies. To date, over 250,000 individuals have been trained on AED operation and CPR by its 150 dedicated full- and part-time trainers on staff covering all 50 states in the United States. Since its inception in 1997, over $50 million in equity venture capital has been invested to develop Complient's web-based technology infrastructure and AED program management service business. For more information, visit www.complient.com.
REON Broadband
Venture Round in 2000
REON Broadband, "Real Estate on Net"
AccessLan Communications
Venture Round in 2000
AccessLan, the Silicon Valley pioneer of PacketLoop, is a leading provider of business-focused and carrier-class access equipment for Integrated Communications Providers (ICPs). PacketLoop delivers the next generation of packet-based, local loop solutions, providing variable rate, multi-service intelligent infrastructure with Internet Scaling Architecture (ISA) enabling the industry’s first Quality-of-Service (QoS) for Internet Protocol (IP) management. It is ideally suited to delivery of packet-based services including: Voice-over-DSL (VoDSL), Internet access; Frame Relay; Virtual Private Network (VPN) and application hosting such as, streaming content and differentiated access services.
Qpass
Series A in 2000
Qpass is a U.S.-based software provider that focuses on managing the full cycle of activities for business systems and value-added data services for wireless carriers and network operators. Founded in 1997, the company initially operated as a web payment service, offering a digital wallet solution that facilitated e-commerce transactions for participating merchants. Qpass's platform enables the marketing and merchandising of digital goods and services, managing content applications and services across mobile, VoIP, and Wi-Fi networks. The company provides essential functions such as authentication, transaction management, access control, billing, settlement, and customer care. In 2004, Qpass expanded its capabilities by acquiring Dublin-based Altamedius, a prominent European payment provider, to enhance its mobile commerce offerings. In 2006, Qpass was acquired by Amdocs Ltd., further integrating its solutions within the broader telecommunications landscape.
netNumina
Series A in 2000
NetNumina Solutions is a second-generation e-business systems integrator that specializes in developing mission-critical Internet solutions. The company offers a comprehensive range of services, including integrated strategy, creative design, technology architecture, solutions construction, and application management. By focusing on large enterprise clients, NetNumina aims to deliver tailored management application software solutions that enhance operational efficiency and effectiveness.
Enigma
Series C in 2000
Enigma is a developer of software for the management and maintenance of large and complex equipment often found in industrial machinery. Enigma’s software handles the maintenance of databases containing large stores of technical components including heavy industrial equipment, aircraft spare parts and components, mechanical equipment and the like. The software is designed to help manage the maintenance of a product throughout the course of its lifecycle, from the moment it comes off the assembly line all the way through to its installation. Enigma is used in companies throughout the world with client’s including Ford and FedEx to name a few.
Digital Broadband Communications
Private Equity Round in 2000
Digital Broadband Communications is a leading provider of telephone networking services, specializing in delivering voice, data, and Internet solutions to businesses and large enterprises. Established with the intention of improving service efficiency and cost-effectiveness, the company aims to revolutionize communication methods for its clients. By focusing on innovative practices, Digital Broadband seeks to enhance the operational capabilities of businesses, ensuring they can communicate and operate more effectively in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Dirty Water
Venture Round in 2000
Dirty Water Integrated is a Health, Wellness and Fitness company.
NuGenesis Technologies
Private Equity Round in 2000
NuGenesis Technologies specializes in software solutions for scientific data management systems (SDMS) tailored for science-based industries. The company's software enables laboratory professionals to streamline their operations by automating various data management and retrieval tasks. Key features include real-time archiving of raw data, automated creation of compound documents, and immediate online access to diverse laboratory information. Additionally, the software enhances the efficiency of electronic submission processes and document preparation, while ensuring seamless integration with Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS). This focus on automation and accessibility allows scientists to concentrate on their core research activities.
Skila
Venture Round in 2000
Skila is an internet company providing business intelligence and eKnowledge solutions for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
Telenisus
Series B in 2000
Telenisus is a technology firm based in Illinois, founded in 1999, that specializes in providing e-commerce internet solutions. The company offers a comprehensive suite of internet infrastructural services designed to help clients conduct their business securely online. These services include managed hosting tools, information security measures, and virtual private networking facilities, enabling businesses to operate efficiently and safely in the digital environment.
EC Cubed
Venture Round in 2000
EC Cubed, recognized by ComputerWorld as one of the "Top 100 Emerging Companies to Watch in 2000," is revolutionizing the development and delivery of dynamic B2B e-Commerce solutions. We enable true B2B e-Commerce -- the seamless interconnection of externalized business processes and technologies with an ever-changing landscape of customers, suppliers, and trading partners.
Endurance International Group
Venture Round in 2000
Endurance International Group is a provider of cloud-based platform solutions aimed at assisting small and medium-sized businesses in establishing and enhancing their online presence. The company operates through three primary segments: Web Presence, Domains, and Email Marketing, with the Web Presence segment generating the majority of its revenue. Endurance offers a diverse portfolio of brands, including Bluehost, HostGator, Constant Contact, iPage, and Domain.com, among others. Headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts, the company employs over 4,000 people worldwide, with significant operations in the United States, Brazil, India, and the Netherlands. Its services enable businesses to improve their visibility in online searches and foster customer connections through various digital marketing channels.
B-there.com
Venture Round in 2000
B-there.com provides online event management solutions for the meeting, trade show, and convention industries. It is based in Westport, Connecticut.
Flashcom
Series B in 2000
A large broadband service provider focused on providing digital subscriber line services
Myteam.com
Series B in 2000
Myteam.com is an online platform dedicated to the amateur sports community, serving players, parents, coaches, league administrators, and fans. It is the first website focused on meeting the diverse needs of this community. The platform offers users a free, secure personal home page that consolidates information from all associated teams and leagues, providing automatic updates. This feature allows members to maintain their personal home pages across different sports and seasons, ensuring continuous access to relevant information and facilitating communication among all stakeholders in amateur sports.
Esurg.com
Series B in 2000
Esurg.com, the most comprehensive and trusted online source for medical, surgical and pharmaceutical supplies and information. They designed Their Web site for the growing number of physician practices and clinics working outside traditional hospital settings — to give them an edge in the increasingly complex business of medicine.
CB Technologies
Venture Round in 2000
CB Technologies, Inc. (www.cbtech.com), is a leading provider of electronic data capture, e-business consulting, and integration services to the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries, with 128 employees in its headquarters in West Chester, Pennsylvania and Boston, Massachusetts. Inc. Magazine named the firm one of the 500 fastest growing privately held companies in America for the past two consecutive years. Applications created by CB are currently in use at leading pharmaceutical/healthcare companies and support thousands of users worldwide.
Personic
Venture Round in 2000
Personic is founded and run by Ankesh Kumar, a seasoned Staffing and Software Professional. Personic specializes in finding the hard to fill positions, the positions that other companies cannot fill. Through Their extensive network They search and screen candidates to find the right person to help your company move forward. They work predominately in IT contract positions.
Build-Online.com
Series B in 2000
Build-Online.com is an online business-to-business e-commerce platform tailored for the European construction industry. The site serves as a marketplace where building materials and services can be purchased, facilitating seamless transactions between suppliers and buyers. It also features a project collaboration tool that links all parties involved in construction projects, allowing users to manage every stage of the process online, from design and tender to building and maintenance. The management team boasts significant experience in both the construction sector and e-commerce, with President Brian Moran having over 13 years in commercial contracting and project development across Europe, and CEO Mark Suster bringing expertise from his tenure as a senior e-commerce strategist at Andersen Consulting.
Incentive Systems
Series C in 2000
"Incentive Systems is the industry pioneer and leader in the Enterprise Incentive Management marketplace, which is predicted by AMR to grow rapidly, reaching an annual market size of $2 billion in software revenue alone in 2005, and is also the first software company in which Thomas Weisel Capital Partners, LP made a private equity investment," said Alan Menkes, partner, co-director of private equity for Thomas Weisel Partners LLC. "Since their initial investment, Incentive Systems has continued to deliver industry-leading technology and services to the marketplace, and has seen tremendous growth in demand for its solutions, among both public and private organizations, across several industries. The company is on track to reach its goal of profitability in the near-term, and they were delighted by the oppornity to lead this round and further strengthen their partnership with Incentive Systems."
HotRail
Series C in 2000
HotRail is an internet infrastructure company founded in 1993 and headquartered in California. Specializing in the development of advanced high-speed interconnect technologies, the company offers solutions that include smart switched fabrics. As a fabless semiconductor firm, HotRail focuses on mixed signal and complex digital logic design, providing innovative products to enhance connectivity for its clients.
Prologic
Venture Round in 2000
Prologic Corporation is the leading developer of software solutions for the global financial services industry. Their technologies enable financial institutions to quickly deploy solutions for their converging financial services offerings, while also supporting capabilities for increasing profitability, customer acquisition and retention. Through strategic alliances with Microsoft, Compaq Computer Corporation, EDS, Siemens Business Services, CAP Gemini, NRI, CGI, ISM-BC, APAK Systems and other international partners, Prologic’s financial solutions are in use in over 300 financial institutions globally. More than 20 Internet banks use Prologic solutions. 7 of the top 25 largest banks in the world use Prologic products.
Oasis Technology
Series B in 2000
Oasis Technology is a Canadian software company based in Ontario that specializes in e-payment systems. Serving clients and partners in over 70 countries, the company develops industry-leading solutions compatible with UNIX and NT platforms. Its suite of Information Switching Technology (IST) products supports a variety of payment channels, including EFT, ATM, POS, and online transactions. Designed for a diverse clientele comprising financial institutions, major card associations, retailers, and third-party providers, Oasis Technology's products offer a flexible, component-based application framework that allows for rapid deployment across all major e-payment delivery channels. The company is led by President David Pasieka and Vice President of Finance John Anzin.
ShopLink.com
Venture Round in 2000
ShopLink is revolutionizing the way people shop for groceries and spend their time.
Gomez
Series A in 2000
Gomez is an IT firm that focuses on web application performance and internet management solutions. As a division of Compuware, it offers a comprehensive platform designed to enhance the performance, availability, and quality of web and mobile applications. The Gomez platform features tools for web load testing, performance management, cross-browser testing, and business analysis, utilizing a global network of over 100,000 locations to assess applications from an external perspective. This approach enables clients to monitor and improve user experience across various devices, browsers, and geographical areas. Gomez serves over 3,000 customers, including many leading organizations, and aims to help businesses increase revenue, foster brand loyalty, and reduce operational costs through its innovative solutions.
Blackboard
Venture Round in 2000
Blackboard Inc. is a leading provider of enterprise technology and innovative solutions for the education sector, catering to higher education, K-12, business, and government markets. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Reston, Virginia, the company offers a diverse range of products designed to enhance the teaching and learning experience. Its flagship platform, Blackboard Learn, supports academic goals through a comprehensive learning management system, while Blackboard Collaborate facilitates interactive and mobile learning. Additional offerings include Blackboard Analytics, which converts data into actionable insights, and Blackboard SafeAssign, which helps identify plagiarism in student submissions. The company also provides tools for accessibility, student support, and community engagement, such as Blackboard Ally and Blackboard Connect. With a global presence, Blackboard aims to improve educational outcomes and institutional performance by leveraging technology to streamline processes and enhance communication among educational stakeholders.
HomeGain.com
Series C in 2000
HomeGain.com is a prominent online platform based in Walnut Creek, California, that connects real estate agents and brokers with home buyers and sellers. Established in 1999, it offers a variety of free services, including tools to find and compare real estate agents, research home values, and view property listings. The platform provides resources and guidance for homeowners and real estate professionals, featuring customized valuation tools, articles, consumer guides, and financing tools. By utilizing HomeGain's marketing programs, REALTORS® can effectively promote their services and enhance their business reach, making it a key resource in the real estate market.
Integral Access
Series C in 2000
Integral Access engages in developing, manufacturing, and marketing network access systems for communication applications, including integrated voice, and data delivery software and equipment.
ZLand.com
Private Equity Round in 2000
ZLand.com is a software development company. It develops internet software for small and mid-sized companies. The Company markets an integrated suite of 160 web-based applications that streamline the marketing, commerce, and operational aspects of business. It is an application service provider that develops and runs customer solutions on high-performance, secured servers, and distributes its software and services through a growing franchise network of local e-business consultants in North America, Europe, and Australia. ZLand.com was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in California.
Buildnet
Series C in 2000
Buildnet offers management software to homebuilders. Its product, BuildNet, Inc. Exchange, provides internet-based procurement, e-commerce, and information services to homebuilders, suppliers, and manufacturers. Buildnet is based in Durham, North Carolina, United States.
LoanCity.com
Series B in 1999
LoanCity.com, a large source of online residential mortgage loans for brokers.
Petopia.com
Venture Round in 1999
Petopia.com said the additional capital will be used to continue to build its business and expand its infrastructure.
CenterPoint Broadband Technologies
Series B in 1999
Centerpoint Broadband Technologies, Inc., headquartered in San Jose, California, is a rapidly growing optical networking company dedicated to delivering high capacity optical and broadband wireless systems that offer scalability and significant cost reductions in today's networks, while aggressively driving service velocity. Centerpoint provides metro, regional and long haul optical carriers the solutions needed to compete in the data driven world. Fixed and mobile service providers and private enterprises are searching for forward-looking wireless solutions that allow rapid capacity growth, simple provisioning, and minimum capital outlays.
Impresse
Series C in 1999
Impresse is a provider of business-to-business e-commerce solutions for the creation and procurement of commercially printed materials. Its services provided corporations and their commercial print suppliers with integrated procurement and collaboration capabilities, industry-specific business intelligence, improved price discovery, corporate systems integration, and complementary services. Impresse is a U.S.-based company that was founded in 1997 by Pravin Kothari.
Nomadix
Series B in 1999
Nomadix specializes in providing intelligent network devices that facilitate secure and reliable internet access for businesses across various sectors, including hospitality, telecommunications, healthcare, and education. The company has delivered over 50,000 gateways worldwide, enabling operators and venue owners to implement efficient public access networks. Nomadix's offerings include guest authentication, bandwidth management, network management, and reporting, which enhance the quality of internet services for guests and tenants. The Nomadix Gateway is designed for ease of deployment, allowing establishments to create cost-effective high-speed internet solutions that improve user experience and satisfaction.
Integral Access
Series B in 1999
Integral Access engages in developing, manufacturing, and marketing network access systems for communication applications, including integrated voice, and data delivery software and equipment.
Silknet Software
Series D in 1999
Silknet Software is a developer of customer service software based in the United States, specializing in enterprise-level customer relationship management (CRM) solutions. The company designs its products specifically for the internet, leveraging advanced communications technologies to enhance customer interactions. Silknet's software aims to help corporations improve operational efficiency and foster superior customer loyalty, positioning itself as a vital tool for businesses seeking to optimize their customer service capabilities in a digital environment.
Incentive Systems
Series B in 1998
"Incentive Systems is the industry pioneer and leader in the Enterprise Incentive Management marketplace, which is predicted by AMR to grow rapidly, reaching an annual market size of $2 billion in software revenue alone in 2005, and is also the first software company in which Thomas Weisel Capital Partners, LP made a private equity investment," said Alan Menkes, partner, co-director of private equity for Thomas Weisel Partners LLC. "Since their initial investment, Incentive Systems has continued to deliver industry-leading technology and services to the marketplace, and has seen tremendous growth in demand for its solutions, among both public and private organizations, across several industries. The company is on track to reach its goal of profitability in the near-term, and they were delighted by the oppornity to lead this round and further strengthen their partnership with Incentive Systems."
Silknet Software
Series C in 1998
Silknet Software is a developer of customer service software based in the United States, specializing in enterprise-level customer relationship management (CRM) solutions. The company designs its products specifically for the internet, leveraging advanced communications technologies to enhance customer interactions. Silknet's software aims to help corporations improve operational efficiency and foster superior customer loyalty, positioning itself as a vital tool for businesses seeking to optimize their customer service capabilities in a digital environment.
Incentive Systems
Series A in 1998
"Incentive Systems is the industry pioneer and leader in the Enterprise Incentive Management marketplace, which is predicted by AMR to grow rapidly, reaching an annual market size of $2 billion in software revenue alone in 2005, and is also the first software company in which Thomas Weisel Capital Partners, LP made a private equity investment," said Alan Menkes, partner, co-director of private equity for Thomas Weisel Partners LLC. "Since their initial investment, Incentive Systems has continued to deliver industry-leading technology and services to the marketplace, and has seen tremendous growth in demand for its solutions, among both public and private organizations, across several industries. The company is on track to reach its goal of profitability in the near-term, and they were delighted by the oppornity to lead this round and further strengthen their partnership with Incentive Systems."
Silknet Software
Series B in 1997
Silknet Software is a developer of customer service software based in the United States, specializing in enterprise-level customer relationship management (CRM) solutions. The company designs its products specifically for the internet, leveraging advanced communications technologies to enhance customer interactions. Silknet's software aims to help corporations improve operational efficiency and foster superior customer loyalty, positioning itself as a vital tool for businesses seeking to optimize their customer service capabilities in a digital environment.
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