Greylock

Greylock Partners is a venture capital firm founded in 1965 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California, with additional offices in Wellesley and San Francisco. The firm specializes in investing across all stages of company development, particularly focusing on seed and early-stage investments, as well as growth capital. Greylock primarily targets consumer and enterprise software sectors, with interests spanning various industries, including fintech, healthcare, media, and cloud applications. The firm typically invests between $50,000 and $500,000 in seed-stage companies, $1 million to $10 million in early-stage firms, and $25 million to $200 million in later-stage companies. Greylock is known for backing entrepreneurs who innovate and disrupt markets, having invested in notable companies such as Airbnb, Dropbox, and LinkedIn. The firm prefers to take board seats in its portfolio companies and seeks opportunities primarily in the United States, India, China, Europe, and Israel.

Michael Ahern

Recruiting Partner

Jacob Andreou

General Partner

Joseph Ansanelli

Partner

Asheem Chandna

Partner

Jerry Chen

Partner

Gerald Chen

Partner

John Delaney

Principal

Mike Duboe

General Partner

Roger Evans

Partner

Maya Frai

Investor

Tom Frangione

COO

Sarah Guo

Board Partner

Lee Haney

Partner and Head of CXO Partnerships

William Helman

Partner

Bob Henderson

Special Limited Partner

William Kaiser

Partner

Christine Kim

Partner

John Lilly

Venture Partner

Corinne Riley

Partner

Jason Risch

Investor

Seth Rosenberg

Partner

James Slavet

Venture Partner

Dave Strohm

Partner

David N. Strohm

Venture Partner

Donald A. Sullivan

Administrative Partner

Don Sullivan

Partner

David Thacker

Venture Partner

Peter Thorne

Investor

David Wadhwani

Venture Partner

Past deals in Coworking

Instawork

Series D in 2023
Instawork operates an online job marketplace designed to connect hospitality businesses with qualified workers. The platform automates the recruitment process, allowing businesses to fill job shifts on demand while enabling professionals to choose work that fits their schedules. By streamlining traditional recruiting methods, Instawork creates economic opportunities for both local businesses and workers. The company is rapidly expanding its reach across the United States, focusing on meeting the evolving needs of the hospitality sector.

Clockwise

Series C in 2022
Clockwise Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, that specializes in artificial intelligence software for time management. Established in 2016, it offers a smart calendar assistant that connects to users' work calendars at the system level, learning individual preferences such as working hours, time zones, and meeting tolerances. This AI-driven solution intelligently organizes schedules to enhance productivity by automatically scheduling meetings and identifying optimal times for focused work while protecting personal time. Additionally, Clockwise has introduced Clockwise for Teams, a toolkit designed to support remote workers in managing their time effectively.

Coda

Series D in 2021
Coda Project, Inc. is a company based in Mountain View, California, that specializes in developing innovative document management solutions. Founded in 2014, Coda combines the functionalities of documents, spreadsheets, and applications into a single platform, allowing users to create versatile online documents that can serve as powerful applications. By providing a blank canvas with a familiar interface, Coda enables users to utilize unique building blocks, such as tables that function like databases and actionable buttons, to design customized solutions tailored to their needs. This adaptable platform fosters collaboration and captures institutional knowledge, helping teams work more efficiently and streamline their workflows by moving beyond traditional software limitations.

Instawork

Series C in 2021
Instawork operates an online job marketplace designed to connect hospitality businesses with qualified workers. The platform automates the recruitment process, allowing businesses to fill job shifts on demand while enabling professionals to choose work that fits their schedules. By streamlining traditional recruiting methods, Instawork creates economic opportunities for both local businesses and workers. The company is rapidly expanding its reach across the United States, focusing on meeting the evolving needs of the hospitality sector.

Airspeed

Seed Round in 2021
Airspeed is a team-building platform founded in 2020 by Doug Camplejohn and based in Vancouver, Washington. The company specializes in developing software and Slack applications that facilitate digital connections among employees in modern organizations. By fostering communication and collaboration, Airspeed's platform aims to enhance employee engagement, retention, and productivity, ultimately contributing to the development of a strong company culture.

Common Room

Series B in 2021
Common Room is a community marketing software company that enables organizations to foster deeper relationships within their communities. The platform facilitates authentic connections by promoting collaboration and communication among users. By leveraging its technology, Common Room helps organizations build thriving and engaged digital communities, enhancing their ability to connect with individuals in meaningful ways.

Multi

Series A in 2020
Multi operates a video calling platform that facilitates online collaboration for remote teams. The application enables users to engage in audio and video calls, instant messaging, and make calls to both mobile and landline numbers. By prioritizing real-time communication, Multi allows teams to connect through live video chats, fostering a more natural and engaging environment for collaboration. This approach helps users build rapport and enhances the overall experience of working together remotely, making it an effective tool for professional meetings and personal interactions alike.

Coda

Series C in 2020
Coda Project, Inc. is a company based in Mountain View, California, that specializes in developing innovative document management solutions. Founded in 2014, Coda combines the functionalities of documents, spreadsheets, and applications into a single platform, allowing users to create versatile online documents that can serve as powerful applications. By providing a blank canvas with a familiar interface, Coda enables users to utilize unique building blocks, such as tables that function like databases and actionable buttons, to design customized solutions tailored to their needs. This adaptable platform fosters collaboration and captures institutional knowledge, helping teams work more efficiently and streamline their workflows by moving beyond traditional software limitations.

Clockwise

Series B in 2020
Clockwise Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, that specializes in artificial intelligence software for time management. Established in 2016, it offers a smart calendar assistant that connects to users' work calendars at the system level, learning individual preferences such as working hours, time zones, and meeting tolerances. This AI-driven solution intelligently organizes schedules to enhance productivity by automatically scheduling meetings and identifying optimal times for focused work while protecting personal time. Additionally, Clockwise has introduced Clockwise for Teams, a toolkit designed to support remote workers in managing their time effectively.

Shortcut

Series B in 2020
Shortcut, formerly known as Clubhouse Software, Inc., specializes in project management tools designed for software development teams. The company's primary product, Shortcut, is a platform that helps engineers plan, build, and deploy software products efficiently. It facilitates collaboration by allowing managers to track progress on tasks and coordinate with non-technical team members, such as product managers. Shortcut offers features like Clubhouse Build for creating and managing tasks, as well as a knowledge base tool called Write, which promotes documentation and collaboration among team members. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, Shortcut aims to enhance the productivity and satisfaction of software teams by providing an intuitive and structured project management experience.

Clockwise

Series A in 2019
Clockwise Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, that specializes in artificial intelligence software for time management. Established in 2016, it offers a smart calendar assistant that connects to users' work calendars at the system level, learning individual preferences such as working hours, time zones, and meeting tolerances. This AI-driven solution intelligently organizes schedules to enhance productivity by automatically scheduling meetings and identifying optimal times for focused work while protecting personal time. Additionally, Clockwise has introduced Clockwise for Teams, a toolkit designed to support remote workers in managing their time effectively.

Crew

Series C in 2018
Crew is a communications application tailored for frontline workers who often lack access to effective communication tools. It provides a platform that streamlines team communication, enabling employees such as store clerks, restaurant managers, and healthcare professionals to stay connected and engaged. The app features a user-friendly interface that allows for instant connectivity among coworkers without the need for exchanging personal phone numbers. Additionally, Crew facilitates the management of shift covers, time-off requests, and task assignments, ensuring that all work-related activities can be coordinated efficiently in one centralized location. This innovative approach helps organizations enhance their operational effectiveness and improve employee collaboration across various industries.

EveryTeam

Seed Round in 2018
At EveryTeam, we believe it's time to rebuild the way teams organize shared content. We're focusing on the same principles that made GitHub the go-to collaborative workspace for engineering teams, with a repository that extends to every team's content. Our product creates trust and accountability within every team by helping teams know what’s important and find what’s relevant, increasing trust and reliability in both their shared content and in their team.

Spoke

Series B in 2017
atSpoke helps everyone work smart and fast with modern, seamless internal ticketing. Employees get immediate, convenient, and personalized access to internal knowledge and support. IT, HR, and Support teams deliver high quality service and maintain accountability while easily scaling to meet demands.

Catalant

Series D in 2017
Catalant Technologies, Inc. is a Boston-based software company that specializes in providing solutions for strategy execution to global enterprises. Founded in 2013 and formerly known as HourlyNerd, the company offers a platform that assists organizations in transforming their strategic objectives into actionable plans. Catalant's software enables businesses to align work, access both internal and external resources, collaborate effectively, and measure the value of their efforts, facilitating faster execution of mission-critical projects. The platform connects enterprises with a global network of over 65,000 experts and more than 27,000 boutique firms, providing a streamlined approach to sourcing expertise on demand. By leveraging best-in-class tools for talent management, Catalant helps clients improve efficiency and effectiveness in achieving their strategic goals.

Crew

Series B in 2017
Crew is a communications application tailored for frontline workers who often lack access to effective communication tools. It provides a platform that streamlines team communication, enabling employees such as store clerks, restaurant managers, and healthcare professionals to stay connected and engaged. The app features a user-friendly interface that allows for instant connectivity among coworkers without the need for exchanging personal phone numbers. Additionally, Crew facilitates the management of shift covers, time-off requests, and task assignments, ensuring that all work-related activities can be coordinated efficiently in one centralized location. This innovative approach helps organizations enhance their operational effectiveness and improve employee collaboration across various industries.

Simbi

Seed Round in 2016
Simbi, Inc. operates an online platform that facilitates the exchange of services among its members through a unique system of internal credits, rather than traditional monetary transactions. Founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, the platform allows freelancers and independent workers to convert their unbooked hours into valuable services and experiences. Members can share a wide range of skills and talents, including those of wellness professionals, designers, photographers, and business consultants, among others. Simbi aims to foster community development by promoting volunteerism, mutual aid, and education, thus supporting small-scale entrepreneurs and enhancing economic participation. With its innovative approach, Simbi contributes to the growth of a talent-exchanging network that benefits both individual members and the broader community.

Catalant

Series C in 2016
Catalant Technologies, Inc. is a Boston-based software company that specializes in providing solutions for strategy execution to global enterprises. Founded in 2013 and formerly known as HourlyNerd, the company offers a platform that assists organizations in transforming their strategic objectives into actionable plans. Catalant's software enables businesses to align work, access both internal and external resources, collaborate effectively, and measure the value of their efforts, facilitating faster execution of mission-critical projects. The platform connects enterprises with a global network of over 65,000 experts and more than 27,000 boutique firms, providing a streamlined approach to sourcing expertise on demand. By leveraging best-in-class tools for talent management, Catalant helps clients improve efficiency and effectiveness in achieving their strategic goals.

Quip

Series B in 2015
Quip is a living document platform designed to enhance team collaboration by integrating documents, spreadsheets, and communication into a single interface. Founded in 2012 by Bret Taylor and Kevin Gibbs, Quip aims to streamline workflows by allowing users to create and iterate on living documents in real time, regardless of their location or device. Its simple, chat-like interface facilitates immediate collaboration, enabling teams to work together more efficiently. Notable clients include Facebook, New Relic, Instacart, Al Jazeera, Product Hunt, and Pinterest. Quip is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Coda

Series B in 2015
Coda Project, Inc. is a company based in Mountain View, California, that specializes in developing innovative document management solutions. Founded in 2014, Coda combines the functionalities of documents, spreadsheets, and applications into a single platform, allowing users to create versatile online documents that can serve as powerful applications. By providing a blank canvas with a familiar interface, Coda enables users to utilize unique building blocks, such as tables that function like databases and actionable buttons, to design customized solutions tailored to their needs. This adaptable platform fosters collaboration and captures institutional knowledge, helping teams work more efficiently and streamline their workflows by moving beyond traditional software limitations.

Pingpad

Seed Round in 2015
Pingpad for Slack is the best of Trello, Google Docs and Wikis in one app. Get your Slack organized. Headquartered in Palo Alto, founded by startup veterans and backed by world class investors.

Nextdoor

Series D in 2015
Nextdoor, Inc. is a social networking platform based in San Francisco that facilitates communication among neighbors. Founded in 2010, it enables residents to exchange information, goods, and services, fostering stronger and safer communities. Users can share local news, find services like babysitters, and disseminate safety tips, enhancing neighborhood engagement. The platform also features Help Map, an interactive tool allowing residents to offer assistance to those in need, particularly during emergencies such as the Covid-19 pandemic. With a mission to create a kinder world, Nextdoor connects users to trusted information and resources, promoting real-world connections among neighbors, local businesses, and public services. The company has received funding from notable investors and also maintains a location in London.

WiGo

Seed Round in 2015
WiGo, Inc. is a Boston-based company that has developed a social application specifically for college students. Founded in 2014, the platform facilitates coordination among students by allowing them to see who is going out and where their friends are heading on any given night. Users can tap friends to check their plans or send invitations to join in on social activities. Each day, the application resets, clearing previous information and ensuring that every day is treated as a fresh start for social planning. This innovative approach helps students stay connected and engaged in their campus social scene.

Catalant

Series B in 2015
Catalant Technologies, Inc. is a Boston-based software company that specializes in providing solutions for strategy execution to global enterprises. Founded in 2013 and formerly known as HourlyNerd, the company offers a platform that assists organizations in transforming their strategic objectives into actionable plans. Catalant's software enables businesses to align work, access both internal and external resources, collaborate effectively, and measure the value of their efforts, facilitating faster execution of mission-critical projects. The platform connects enterprises with a global network of over 65,000 experts and more than 27,000 boutique firms, providing a streamlined approach to sourcing expertise on demand. By leveraging best-in-class tools for talent management, Catalant helps clients improve efficiency and effectiveness in achieving their strategic goals.

Wercker

Series A in 2014
Wercker B.V. is a cloud-based platform that specializes in automating the development, testing, and deployment of applications and microservices. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Amsterdam, with additional offices in London and San Francisco, Wercker provides developers with tools to streamline their workflow through features such as a local command-line interface and API. The platform supports a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) model, allowing users to build, test, and deploy without leaving their local development environment. It also incorporates social features, enabling team collaboration by showcasing project activities and facilitating project invitations. By integrating with popular developer platforms, Wercker aims to enhance the efficiency of modern cloud application development.

Coda

Series A in 2014
Coda Project, Inc. is a company based in Mountain View, California, that specializes in developing innovative document management solutions. Founded in 2014, Coda combines the functionalities of documents, spreadsheets, and applications into a single platform, allowing users to create versatile online documents that can serve as powerful applications. By providing a blank canvas with a familiar interface, Coda enables users to utilize unique building blocks, such as tables that function like databases and actionable buttons, to design customized solutions tailored to their needs. This adaptable platform fosters collaboration and captures institutional knowledge, helping teams work more efficiently and streamline their workflows by moving beyond traditional software limitations.

Catalant

Series A in 2014
Catalant Technologies, Inc. is a Boston-based software company that specializes in providing solutions for strategy execution to global enterprises. Founded in 2013 and formerly known as HourlyNerd, the company offers a platform that assists organizations in transforming their strategic objectives into actionable plans. Catalant's software enables businesses to align work, access both internal and external resources, collaborate effectively, and measure the value of their efforts, facilitating faster execution of mission-critical projects. The platform connects enterprises with a global network of over 65,000 experts and more than 27,000 boutique firms, providing a streamlined approach to sourcing expertise on demand. By leveraging best-in-class tools for talent management, Catalant helps clients improve efficiency and effectiveness in achieving their strategic goals.

Workable

Series A in 2014
Workable Software Limited is a recruitment technology company that offers an online platform designed to streamline the hiring process for businesses in the United Kingdom and internationally. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in London, with additional offices in Athens and Boston, Workable provides a range of features including automated job postings, candidate sourcing, employee referrals, and interview scheduling. The platform utilizes artificial intelligence to enhance candidate sourcing and simplify decision-making, allowing hiring teams to collaborate effectively. Workable's software is available on both desktop and mobile devices, making it accessible for a diverse clientele. Over its operational history, the company has assisted more than 20,000 organizations in hiring over one million candidates, serving a variety of sectors.

Nextdoor

Series C in 2013
Nextdoor, Inc. is a social networking platform based in San Francisco that facilitates communication among neighbors. Founded in 2010, it enables residents to exchange information, goods, and services, fostering stronger and safer communities. Users can share local news, find services like babysitters, and disseminate safety tips, enhancing neighborhood engagement. The platform also features Help Map, an interactive tool allowing residents to offer assistance to those in need, particularly during emergencies such as the Covid-19 pandemic. With a mission to create a kinder world, Nextdoor connects users to trusted information and resources, promoting real-world connections among neighbors, local businesses, and public services. The company has received funding from notable investors and also maintains a location in London.

Quip

Series A in 2013
Quip is a living document platform designed to enhance team collaboration by integrating documents, spreadsheets, and communication into a single interface. Founded in 2012 by Bret Taylor and Kevin Gibbs, Quip aims to streamline workflows by allowing users to create and iterate on living documents in real time, regardless of their location or device. Its simple, chat-like interface facilitates immediate collaboration, enabling teams to work together more efficiently. Notable clients include Facebook, New Relic, Instacart, Al Jazeera, Product Hunt, and Pinterest. Quip is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Nextdoor

Series B in 2013
Nextdoor, Inc. is a social networking platform based in San Francisco that facilitates communication among neighbors. Founded in 2010, it enables residents to exchange information, goods, and services, fostering stronger and safer communities. Users can share local news, find services like babysitters, and disseminate safety tips, enhancing neighborhood engagement. The platform also features Help Map, an interactive tool allowing residents to offer assistance to those in need, particularly during emergencies such as the Covid-19 pandemic. With a mission to create a kinder world, Nextdoor connects users to trusted information and resources, promoting real-world connections among neighbors, local businesses, and public services. The company has received funding from notable investors and also maintains a location in London.

Wercker

Seed Round in 2013
Wercker B.V. is a cloud-based platform that specializes in automating the development, testing, and deployment of applications and microservices. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Amsterdam, with additional offices in London and San Francisco, Wercker provides developers with tools to streamline their workflow through features such as a local command-line interface and API. The platform supports a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) model, allowing users to build, test, and deploy without leaving their local development environment. It also incorporates social features, enabling team collaboration by showcasing project activities and facilitating project invitations. By integrating with popular developer platforms, Wercker aims to enhance the efficiency of modern cloud application development.

LiquidSpace

Series B in 2013
LiquidSpace, Inc. operates a mobile and web application designed to connect individuals seeking workspace with venues that offer shared office environments. Founded in 2010 and based in Palo Alto, California, the platform facilitates short-term office rentals, allowing users to find and book workspaces on a month-to-month basis or even by the hour. This model simplifies the office search process, enabling users to complete their workspace hunt in minutes rather than months, while also providing flexibility to upgrade as business needs change. LiquidSpace serves as a solution for companies with excess office space, allowing them to monetize unused areas by connecting with startups and other businesses in need of workspace. The service handles all aspects of the rental process, including terms, agreements, and transactions, streamlining the experience for both workspace seekers and providers across the United States, Canada, and Australia.

Gigwalk

Series A in 2012
Gigwalk, Inc. is a mobile platform based in San Francisco that specializes in managing distributed workforces. Founded in 2010, Gigwalk offers two primary solutions: Gigwalk Enterprise, which enables businesses to manage worker availability, assign tasks, and oversee distributed teams, and Gigwalkers, an on-demand workforce solution that facilitates crowdsourced data collection. This allows companies to gain insights into on-the-ground conditions at key locations. Gigwalk's services are particularly beneficial for brands and retailers, helping them optimize channel execution and gather real-time data to enhance operational efficiency. The company has garnered support from various investors, including August Capital and Greylock Discovery.

Nextdoor

Series A in 2012
Nextdoor, Inc. is a social networking platform based in San Francisco that facilitates communication among neighbors. Founded in 2010, it enables residents to exchange information, goods, and services, fostering stronger and safer communities. Users can share local news, find services like babysitters, and disseminate safety tips, enhancing neighborhood engagement. The platform also features Help Map, an interactive tool allowing residents to offer assistance to those in need, particularly during emergencies such as the Covid-19 pandemic. With a mission to create a kinder world, Nextdoor connects users to trusted information and resources, promoting real-world connections among neighbors, local businesses, and public services. The company has received funding from notable investors and also maintains a location in London.

Cloze

Seed Round in 2012
Cloze, Inc. offers a comprehensive solution that consolidates email, business connections, social networks, and address books into a single, organized view. Founded in 2012 and based in Wellesley, Massachusetts, the company provides a cloud-based address book that automatically updates users' contact information and helps manage professional relationships. Cloze functions as a personal assistant, integrating data from various applications to present a unified profile for each contact, including complete interaction histories such as emails, phone calls, meetings, and social media interactions. By leveraging advanced data science, Cloze identifies important connections and prompts users to engage with their network, ensuring that relationships are maintained without the need for manual data entry. This streamlined approach allows for efficient organization of contacts and companies, making it easier for users to manage their professional interactions effectively.

Dropbox

Series B in 2011
Dropbox is a prominent provider of secure file sharing, collaboration, and storage solutions, catering primarily to individuals and small to medium-sized businesses. Founded in 2007 by Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi, Dropbox has established itself as a pioneer in cloud storage and cross-platform file syncing. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and operates more than 12 offices globally. With 500 million registered users, Dropbox facilitates seamless collaboration through its platform, allowing users to work from any device and location. Additionally, Dropbox for Business offers enhanced features, including robust administrative controls and secure file sharing tailored for organizational needs. As the company evolves, it is diversifying its product offerings to extend beyond traditional cloud storage solutions.

GoInstant

Seed Round in 2011
GoInstant Co-browsing allows two or more people to browse the web together in a real-time interactive session. All participants that join a co-browse session can click, scroll, type and browse at the same time. Co-browsing does not require any downloads or plugins to work; all users need is a web browser. A co-browse session can be used to co-browse any website for customer support, sales, e-commerce, training and more. Sign up at http://goinstant.com to be notified as new accounts become available.

Gigwalk

Seed Round in 2011
Gigwalk, Inc. is a mobile platform based in San Francisco that specializes in managing distributed workforces. Founded in 2010, Gigwalk offers two primary solutions: Gigwalk Enterprise, which enables businesses to manage worker availability, assign tasks, and oversee distributed teams, and Gigwalkers, an on-demand workforce solution that facilitates crowdsourced data collection. This allows companies to gain insights into on-the-ground conditions at key locations. Gigwalk's services are particularly beneficial for brands and retailers, helping them optimize channel execution and gather real-time data to enhance operational efficiency. The company has garnered support from various investors, including August Capital and Greylock Discovery.

Workday

Series E in 2009
Workday, Inc. is a prominent provider of enterprise cloud applications that assist organizations in managing key business functions, particularly in financial and human capital management. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Pleasanton, California, Workday specializes in solutions such as Workday Financial Management, which encompasses general ledger, accounting, and revenue management, and Workday Human Capital Management (HCM), which covers workforce lifecycle management, compensation, and talent development. The company's offerings also include business planning and analytics tools, such as Workday Prism Analytics and Insights Business Planning Cloud, designed to facilitate informed decision-making. With a focus on mid-sized organizations and Fortune 500 companies, Workday employs over 18,000 individuals and serves a diverse range of industries, including technology, healthcare, and education. The company is recognized for its cloud-only approach, delivering significant agility and ease of use compared to traditional on-premise systems.

Workday

Series B in 2007
Workday, Inc. is a prominent provider of enterprise cloud applications that assist organizations in managing key business functions, particularly in financial and human capital management. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Pleasanton, California, Workday specializes in solutions such as Workday Financial Management, which encompasses general ledger, accounting, and revenue management, and Workday Human Capital Management (HCM), which covers workforce lifecycle management, compensation, and talent development. The company's offerings also include business planning and analytics tools, such as Workday Prism Analytics and Insights Business Planning Cloud, designed to facilitate informed decision-making. With a focus on mid-sized organizations and Fortune 500 companies, Workday employs over 18,000 individuals and serves a diverse range of industries, including technology, healthcare, and education. The company is recognized for its cloud-only approach, delivering significant agility and ease of use compared to traditional on-premise systems.

CoWare

Series F in 2007
CoWare, Inc. specializes in providing platform-driven electronic system-level design software and consulting services tailored for IP, semiconductor, and electronics companies. The company offers a range of products and services that facilitate platform architecture design, verification, application sub-system design, processor design, and digital signal processing (DSP) algorithm development. Key offerings include Platform Architect, a graphical environment for platform analysis; Model Designer for verifying IP blocks; and Virtual Platform, which supports simulation for software development teams. Additionally, CoWare provides a Model Library containing various processor and peripheral models, as well as Processor Designer for creating custom processors and programmable hardware accelerators. Their Signal Processing Designer aids in the design and analysis of signal processing algorithms, while the Virtual Platform product family encompasses tools for constructing and utilizing virtual hardware platforms for device software development and validation.

Workday

Series B in 2007
Workday, Inc. is a prominent provider of enterprise cloud applications that assist organizations in managing key business functions, particularly in financial and human capital management. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Pleasanton, California, Workday specializes in solutions such as Workday Financial Management, which encompasses general ledger, accounting, and revenue management, and Workday Human Capital Management (HCM), which covers workforce lifecycle management, compensation, and talent development. The company's offerings also include business planning and analytics tools, such as Workday Prism Analytics and Insights Business Planning Cloud, designed to facilitate informed decision-making. With a focus on mid-sized organizations and Fortune 500 companies, Workday employs over 18,000 individuals and serves a diverse range of industries, including technology, healthcare, and education. The company is recognized for its cloud-only approach, delivering significant agility and ease of use compared to traditional on-premise systems.

Zipcar

Series E in 2006
Zipcar is a membership-based car-sharing company that offers automobile rentals billed on an hourly or daily basis. Founded in 2000 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the company allows members to check vehicle availability and reserve self-service cars through its website, mobile app, or telephone, with rental periods starting at one hour. Zipcar's vehicles utilize in-car technology to report their locations to a central control center. By 2009, Zipcar had become the world's largest car-sharing service, operating 6,000 vehicles for 275,000 members across 49 U.S. cities, as well as in Vancouver, Toronto, and London. In 2007, Zipcar merged with Flexcar, and in 2010, it acquired the London-based car-sharing firm Streetcar, furthering its expansion in Europe.

Workday

Series A in 2005
Workday, Inc. is a prominent provider of enterprise cloud applications that assist organizations in managing key business functions, particularly in financial and human capital management. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Pleasanton, California, Workday specializes in solutions such as Workday Financial Management, which encompasses general ledger, accounting, and revenue management, and Workday Human Capital Management (HCM), which covers workforce lifecycle management, compensation, and talent development. The company's offerings also include business planning and analytics tools, such as Workday Prism Analytics and Insights Business Planning Cloud, designed to facilitate informed decision-making. With a focus on mid-sized organizations and Fortune 500 companies, Workday employs over 18,000 individuals and serves a diverse range of industries, including technology, healthcare, and education. The company is recognized for its cloud-only approach, delivering significant agility and ease of use compared to traditional on-premise systems.

CoWare

Series E in 2003
CoWare, Inc. specializes in providing platform-driven electronic system-level design software and consulting services tailored for IP, semiconductor, and electronics companies. The company offers a range of products and services that facilitate platform architecture design, verification, application sub-system design, processor design, and digital signal processing (DSP) algorithm development. Key offerings include Platform Architect, a graphical environment for platform analysis; Model Designer for verifying IP blocks; and Virtual Platform, which supports simulation for software development teams. Additionally, CoWare provides a Model Library containing various processor and peripheral models, as well as Processor Designer for creating custom processors and programmable hardware accelerators. Their Signal Processing Designer aids in the design and analysis of signal processing algorithms, while the Virtual Platform product family encompasses tools for constructing and utilizing virtual hardware platforms for device software development and validation.

CoWare

Series D in 2002
CoWare, Inc. specializes in providing platform-driven electronic system-level design software and consulting services tailored for IP, semiconductor, and electronics companies. The company offers a range of products and services that facilitate platform architecture design, verification, application sub-system design, processor design, and digital signal processing (DSP) algorithm development. Key offerings include Platform Architect, a graphical environment for platform analysis; Model Designer for verifying IP blocks; and Virtual Platform, which supports simulation for software development teams. Additionally, CoWare provides a Model Library containing various processor and peripheral models, as well as Processor Designer for creating custom processors and programmable hardware accelerators. Their Signal Processing Designer aids in the design and analysis of signal processing algorithms, while the Virtual Platform product family encompasses tools for constructing and utilizing virtual hardware platforms for device software development and validation.

CoWare

Series B in 1999
CoWare, Inc. specializes in providing platform-driven electronic system-level design software and consulting services tailored for IP, semiconductor, and electronics companies. The company offers a range of products and services that facilitate platform architecture design, verification, application sub-system design, processor design, and digital signal processing (DSP) algorithm development. Key offerings include Platform Architect, a graphical environment for platform analysis; Model Designer for verifying IP blocks; and Virtual Platform, which supports simulation for software development teams. Additionally, CoWare provides a Model Library containing various processor and peripheral models, as well as Processor Designer for creating custom processors and programmable hardware accelerators. Their Signal Processing Designer aids in the design and analysis of signal processing algorithms, while the Virtual Platform product family encompasses tools for constructing and utilizing virtual hardware platforms for device software development and validation.

CoWare

Series A in 1997
CoWare, Inc. specializes in providing platform-driven electronic system-level design software and consulting services tailored for IP, semiconductor, and electronics companies. The company offers a range of products and services that facilitate platform architecture design, verification, application sub-system design, processor design, and digital signal processing (DSP) algorithm development. Key offerings include Platform Architect, a graphical environment for platform analysis; Model Designer for verifying IP blocks; and Virtual Platform, which supports simulation for software development teams. Additionally, CoWare provides a Model Library containing various processor and peripheral models, as well as Processor Designer for creating custom processors and programmable hardware accelerators. Their Signal Processing Designer aids in the design and analysis of signal processing algorithms, while the Virtual Platform product family encompasses tools for constructing and utilizing virtual hardware platforms for device software development and validation.
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