El Dorado Ventures

Founded in 1986, El Dorado Ventures (EDV) is a leading early-stage venture capital firm that invests in disruptive technologies and business models in emerging and high-growth markets, across a broad range of sectors including software, technology-enabled services, communications and emerging technology. El Dorado has a two-decade track record of successful early-stage technology investing, including early investments in Compellent Technologies, Cyras Systems, EarthLink, Efficient Networks, Novellus and NuSpeed Internet Systems. Numerous EDV portfolio companies have gone public or been acquired by major technology companies, including AT&T, Ciena, Cisco Systems, nVidia, Siemens and Texas Instruments. With more than $750 million in capital under management, EDV has a stable group of institutional investors, most of whom have invested with EDV for more than a decade. EDV's limited partners also include a select group of successful entrepreneurs and other technology luminaries, known as EDV's Technology Partner Network, who play an active role as strategic consultants to EDV and its portfolio companies. El Dorado's team of investment professionals is cycle-tested, accessible and easy to work with. EDV's General Partners get directly involved in investment decisions early in the process, providing entrepreneurs with valuable and rapid feedback as EDV moves toward making its investment decision.

Gary Kalbach

Founder

122 past transactions

HiveIO

Series B in 2017
HiveIO provides the value and simplicity of the Public Cloud to private data center clients and MSPs at half the cost and twice the performance. HiveIO’s unique zero-layer architecture natively includes built-in security and eliminates the need for proprietary hardware, which allows customers the ability to leverage commodity computing. Our unique Message Bus Architecture is Artificial Intelligence ready, used by many customers to interface into Watson and Open AI. HiveIO Fabric™ architecture is used by customers across multiple verticals with diverse workload types including VDI, VSI, Grid Compute and Hadoop environments. HiveIO Fabric™ replaces expensive hardware, complex licensing and vendor bloat with streamlined and disruptive Swarm-based nodes that predictively scale and auto heal. The value of HiveIO Fabric™ is that organizations of all sizes can implement a holistic, easy to use end-to-end stack that provides computing at a significantly reduced cost.

Coupa

Series G in 2015
Coupa software is an information technology company that specializes in the fields of procurement, finance, and cloud-based financial applications. The company offers cloud spend management (CSM) solutions that help companies control and gain visibility into their indirect spending while generating savings that go directly to the bottom line. Coupa Software was established in 2006 by Dave Stephens.

Joyent

Series E in 2014
Joyent, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Samsung, helps its customers build and operate modern cloud native applications across multiple clouds. With Joyent, users can experience a new level of operational dexterity and control by leveraging a single infrastructure for managed private cloud, on-premise cloud, or managed hardware cloud, or a combination. It is the cloud infrastructure that delivers bare-metal performance from a virtual machine, enabling applications to run faster and more reliably than on traditional public or private cloud infrastructure. In addition, as the corporate steward of Node.js, Joyent offers exclusive debugging and performance tools for Node.js applications. These capabilities, combined with its expertise and global support, transform companies’ ability to manage and scale cloud applications. Joyent was founded in 2004 by Dean Allen, Jason Hoffman, & David Young. It is headquartered in San Francisco, C.A.

InsideTrack

Venture Round in 2014
Our mission is to help students retain, graduate and meet their goals.

Coupa

Series F in 2014
Coupa software is an information technology company that specializes in the fields of procurement, finance, and cloud-based financial applications. The company offers cloud spend management (CSM) solutions that help companies control and gain visibility into their indirect spending while generating savings that go directly to the bottom line. Coupa Software was established in 2006 by Dave Stephens.

Tower Cloud

Venture Round in 2013
Tower Cloud provides telecom backhaul services to wireless carriers. The company builds and operates fiber optic and wireless networks to connect cellular towers to the wireless carriers' mobile switching centers. Wireless carriers utilize Ethernet and Sonet T-1 broadband capacity provided by Tower Cloud to manage the exploding volume of voice and data traffic on their cellular networks. Tower Cloud currently operates backhaul networks in the greater Orlando, FL and Miami, FL markets and is in the process of constructing a new network in Atlanta, GA. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in St. Petersburg, FL.

Atlantis Computing

Series D in 2013
At Atlantis, our mission is to change the economics of storage in the datacenter. To turn upside-down the traditional approaches and apply innovative software with hardware and hyper-converged solutions to fundamentally transform how the datacenter consumes storage. Atlantis, winner of the Best of VMworld in Storage 2014, Best of VMworld in Desktop Virtualization 2012, and Best of Citrix Synergy awards, offers the industry’s most flexible and powerful software defined storage platform. Atlantis USX delivers better performance than the fastest all-flash array, at half the cost of traditional SAN, on any class of enterprise storage. Atlantis USX is a 100% software-only solution purpose-built to boost any virtualized workload’s performance by up to 10x, while also increasing effective storage capacity by up to 10x. To date, Atlantis has deployed software to manage and optimize tens of Petabytes of software defined storage for more than 800,000 VMs globally across hundreds of mission critical deployments, including some of the largest successful virtualization deployments in the world. Atlantis Computing is privately held and funded by Adams Street Partners, Cisco Systems, El Dorado Ventures and Partech Ventures, with headquarters in Mountain View, California and offices in Europe.

SportsEngine

Series C in 2013
SportsEngine is the leading provider of web software and mobile applications for youth, amateur and professional sports. Powering more than 500,000 sports teams, leagues, clubs, and associations, SportsEngine features a complete suite of easy-to-use tools that help sports organizations manage, connect, and communicate with a diverse range of stakeholders including athletes, parents, administrators, coaches, referees, scouts, volunteers, fans, journalists, and sponsors.

LockPath, Inc.

Series B in 2012
LockPath is a market leader in corporate governance, risk management, regulatory compliance (GRC) and information security (InfoSec) software. Built on the patented Dynamic Content Framework (DCF), LockPath’s flexible, scalable and fully integrated suite of applications is used by organizations to automate business processes, reduce enterprise risk and demonstrate regulatory compliance to achieve audit-ready status. The applications are designed to manage all facets of compliance and information security programs, including policies and procedures, risk assessment and mitigation, incident tracking and remediation, vulnerability management, third-party management, business continuity planning and audit preparation. LockPath serves a client base of global organizations ranging from small and midsize companies to Fortune 10 enterprises in more than 15 industries. LockPath is headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas. Visit http://www.lockpath.com for more information.

Tower Cloud

Venture Round in 2012
Tower Cloud provides telecom backhaul services to wireless carriers. The company builds and operates fiber optic and wireless networks to connect cellular towers to the wireless carriers' mobile switching centers. Wireless carriers utilize Ethernet and Sonet T-1 broadband capacity provided by Tower Cloud to manage the exploding volume of voice and data traffic on their cellular networks. Tower Cloud currently operates backhaul networks in the greater Orlando, FL and Miami, FL markets and is in the process of constructing a new network in Atlanta, GA. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in St. Petersburg, FL.

Badgeville

Series C in 2012
Badgeville is the leading business gamification company with hundreds of global brand customers. With its unique combination of in-app gamification, SaaS platform and big data analytics, Badgeville is building the future of work. The company was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Silicon Valley. Based in Redwood, CA, the Badgeville team includes experts from Zynga, Playdom, Omniture, Google, Salesforce.com, Amazon, WebEx, Microsoft and more. Badgeville investors are InterWest Partners, Norwest Venture Partners, Trinity Ventures and El Dorado Ventures. To learn more, follow @Badgeville or visit www.badgeville.com.

Coupa

Series E in 2012
Coupa software is an information technology company that specializes in the fields of procurement, finance, and cloud-based financial applications. The company offers cloud spend management (CSM) solutions that help companies control and gain visibility into their indirect spending while generating savings that go directly to the bottom line. Coupa Software was established in 2006 by Dave Stephens.

Joyent

Series D in 2012
Joyent, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Samsung, helps its customers build and operate modern cloud native applications across multiple clouds. With Joyent, users can experience a new level of operational dexterity and control by leveraging a single infrastructure for managed private cloud, on-premise cloud, or managed hardware cloud, or a combination. It is the cloud infrastructure that delivers bare-metal performance from a virtual machine, enabling applications to run faster and more reliably than on traditional public or private cloud infrastructure. In addition, as the corporate steward of Node.js, Joyent offers exclusive debugging and performance tools for Node.js applications. These capabilities, combined with its expertise and global support, transform companies’ ability to manage and scale cloud applications. Joyent was founded in 2004 by Dean Allen, Jason Hoffman, & David Young. It is headquartered in San Francisco, C.A.

Catalog Spree

Series A in 2011
Catalog Spree is the personal digital mall that lets consumers browse catalogs and lookbooks, discover new brands and share products and trends. The award-winning iOS app brings the fun of window shopping to the iPad and iPhone, connecting consumers with the brands they love in a personalized, one-stop mobile shopping experience. Catalog Spree’s visually engaging, full-page lookbooks allow consumers to quickly and easily flip through pages to browse and shop fashion and products on an iPad or iPhone (also available on the web). The app features more than 350 catalogs and lookbooks from top-tier brands including Fab, Forever 21, Macy’s, Nordstrom, Stella & Dot, Target, The Land of Nod, and TOMS Shoes. Catalog Spree works with retailers to publish digital versions of print catalogs, create custom lookbooks with its all-digital publishing platform and distribute content to over 100 million targeted shoppers on the web through its partnership with Google.

Enstratius

Series A in 2011
Enstratius(Formerly Enstratus) provides cloud infrastructure management for public, private, and hybrid cloud operations aligned with enterprise governance and security needs. Enstratius provides users with a single access-controlled view across all corporate cloud resources. Users with the appropriate access rights may directly provision virtual machines across multiple clouds or they can deploy fully-automated applications from a cloud-independent service catalog. Features of Enstratius include: self-service provisioning/de-provisioning of cloud resources, multi-currency cost/chargeback tracking, customizable role-based access controls, single login to manage all cloud resources, support for enterprise authentication systems including SAML 2.0 and OpenID, automated encryption of all cloud data in transit and at rest with all keys stored outside of the cloud, full application automation including auto-scaling, auto-recovery, cloud bursting, and disaster recovery, and a service catalog of pre-configured applications with the ability to publish your own. Enstratius supports the following public clouds: Amazon Web Services, AT&T Synaptic Storage, Bluelock, Cloud Central, CloudSigma, GoGrid, Google Storage, IBM, Microsoft Azure Storage, NTT, Rackspace, and Terremark. Enstratius supports the following private cloud platforms: Atmos Storage, Citrix/Cloud.com, [Eucalyptus], [Nimbula], OpenStack, and Zimory.

BridgeLux

Venture Round in 2011
Bridgelux is the first, new US-based light-emitting diode (LED) chip company in the past 20 years. The Company’s focus is bringing innovation to light by providing high power, energy-efficient and cost-effective LED solutions. Bridgelux actively supports its customers by delivering value-added, application-specific solutions that will open up new markets in solid-state lighting (SSL). Customers leverage Bridgelux’s technology to replace traditional lamp and luminaire technologies (such as incandescent, halogen and fluorescent lighting solutions) with solid-state products that provide high performance and energy-efficient white light for general lighting applications. Bridgelux’s current and future-generation products support global clean energy initiatives by reducing energy consumption and offering environmentally friendly solutions.

SportsEngine

Series B in 2011
SportsEngine is the leading provider of web software and mobile applications for youth, amateur and professional sports. Powering more than 500,000 sports teams, leagues, clubs, and associations, SportsEngine features a complete suite of easy-to-use tools that help sports organizations manage, connect, and communicate with a diverse range of stakeholders including athletes, parents, administrators, coaches, referees, scouts, volunteers, fans, journalists, and sponsors.

Tower Cloud

Venture Round in 2011
Tower Cloud provides telecom backhaul services to wireless carriers. The company builds and operates fiber optic and wireless networks to connect cellular towers to the wireless carriers' mobile switching centers. Wireless carriers utilize Ethernet and Sonet T-1 broadband capacity provided by Tower Cloud to manage the exploding volume of voice and data traffic on their cellular networks. Tower Cloud currently operates backhaul networks in the greater Orlando, FL and Miami, FL markets and is in the process of constructing a new network in Atlanta, GA. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in St. Petersburg, FL.

Badgeville

Series B in 2011
Badgeville is the leading business gamification company with hundreds of global brand customers. With its unique combination of in-app gamification, SaaS platform and big data analytics, Badgeville is building the future of work. The company was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Silicon Valley. Based in Redwood, CA, the Badgeville team includes experts from Zynga, Playdom, Omniture, Google, Salesforce.com, Amazon, WebEx, Microsoft and more. Badgeville investors are InterWest Partners, Norwest Venture Partners, Trinity Ventures and El Dorado Ventures. To learn more, follow @Badgeville or visit www.badgeville.com.

MaritzCX

Series B in 2011
MaritzCX is customer experience management for big business. We believe organizations need customer experience (CX) programs that drive high value and high return. We help increase customer retention and lifetime value by ingraining customer experience-driven insight and action into the DNA of business operations. With a unique combination of CX software, data and research science, deep vertical market expertise, and managed program services, only MaritzCX offers a full-service, professional CX approach to continuously improve the customer experience across an enterprise’s customers, employees, prospects, and partners.

LockPath, Inc.

Series A in 2011
LockPath is a market leader in corporate governance, risk management, regulatory compliance (GRC) and information security (InfoSec) software. Built on the patented Dynamic Content Framework (DCF), LockPath’s flexible, scalable and fully integrated suite of applications is used by organizations to automate business processes, reduce enterprise risk and demonstrate regulatory compliance to achieve audit-ready status. The applications are designed to manage all facets of compliance and information security programs, including policies and procedures, risk assessment and mitigation, incident tracking and remediation, vulnerability management, third-party management, business continuity planning and audit preparation. LockPath serves a client base of global organizations ranging from small and midsize companies to Fortune 10 enterprises in more than 15 industries. LockPath is headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas. Visit http://www.lockpath.com for more information.

Catalog Spree

Seed Round in 2011
Catalog Spree is the personal digital mall that lets consumers browse catalogs and lookbooks, discover new brands and share products and trends. The award-winning iOS app brings the fun of window shopping to the iPad and iPhone, connecting consumers with the brands they love in a personalized, one-stop mobile shopping experience. Catalog Spree’s visually engaging, full-page lookbooks allow consumers to quickly and easily flip through pages to browse and shop fashion and products on an iPad or iPhone (also available on the web). The app features more than 350 catalogs and lookbooks from top-tier brands including Fab, Forever 21, Macy’s, Nordstrom, Stella & Dot, Target, The Land of Nod, and TOMS Shoes. Catalog Spree works with retailers to publish digital versions of print catalogs, create custom lookbooks with its all-digital publishing platform and distribute content to over 100 million targeted shoppers on the web through its partnership with Google.

Coupa

Series D in 2011
Coupa software is an information technology company that specializes in the fields of procurement, finance, and cloud-based financial applications. The company offers cloud spend management (CSM) solutions that help companies control and gain visibility into their indirect spending while generating savings that go directly to the bottom line. Coupa Software was established in 2006 by Dave Stephens.

Badgeville

Series A in 2010
Badgeville is the leading business gamification company with hundreds of global brand customers. With its unique combination of in-app gamification, SaaS platform and big data analytics, Badgeville is building the future of work. The company was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Silicon Valley. Based in Redwood, CA, the Badgeville team includes experts from Zynga, Playdom, Omniture, Google, Salesforce.com, Amazon, WebEx, Microsoft and more. Badgeville investors are InterWest Partners, Norwest Venture Partners, Trinity Ventures and El Dorado Ventures. To learn more, follow @Badgeville or visit www.badgeville.com.

Atlantis Computing

Series C in 2010
At Atlantis, our mission is to change the economics of storage in the datacenter. To turn upside-down the traditional approaches and apply innovative software with hardware and hyper-converged solutions to fundamentally transform how the datacenter consumes storage. Atlantis, winner of the Best of VMworld in Storage 2014, Best of VMworld in Desktop Virtualization 2012, and Best of Citrix Synergy awards, offers the industry’s most flexible and powerful software defined storage platform. Atlantis USX delivers better performance than the fastest all-flash array, at half the cost of traditional SAN, on any class of enterprise storage. Atlantis USX is a 100% software-only solution purpose-built to boost any virtualized workload’s performance by up to 10x, while also increasing effective storage capacity by up to 10x. To date, Atlantis has deployed software to manage and optimize tens of Petabytes of software defined storage for more than 800,000 VMs globally across hundreds of mission critical deployments, including some of the largest successful virtualization deployments in the world. Atlantis Computing is privately held and funded by Adams Street Partners, Cisco Systems, El Dorado Ventures and Partech Ventures, with headquarters in Mountain View, California and offices in Europe.

Voxify

Venture Round in 2010
Voxify enables contact centers to offer self-service for customer phone calls. Voxify Automated Agents are speech applications that offer the lowest risk to deployment and a rapid return on investment. Built from industry-specific templates and patented conversational models, Voxify Automated Agents allow callers to speak naturally – resulting in the best customer service. Voxify offers managed service for both hosted & premise-based deployments.

BridgeLux

Series D in 2010
Bridgelux is the first, new US-based light-emitting diode (LED) chip company in the past 20 years. The Company’s focus is bringing innovation to light by providing high power, energy-efficient and cost-effective LED solutions. Bridgelux actively supports its customers by delivering value-added, application-specific solutions that will open up new markets in solid-state lighting (SSL). Customers leverage Bridgelux’s technology to replace traditional lamp and luminaire technologies (such as incandescent, halogen and fluorescent lighting solutions) with solid-state products that provide high performance and energy-efficient white light for general lighting applications. Bridgelux’s current and future-generation products support global clean energy initiatives by reducing energy consumption and offering environmentally friendly solutions.

Ampulse

Series A in 2009
Ampulse was founded in 2007 by Innovation Valley Partners and Battelle Ventures, an independent venture fund formed by the Battelle Memorial Institute, the world's largest non-profit research and development organization, manager of seven National and four major private laboratories in the United States. Ampulse is leveraging proprietary technology developed over the past ten years at the U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), and National Renewal Energy Laboratory (NREL), focused on flexible thin-film photovoltaic technologies.

Tower Cloud

Venture Round in 2009
Tower Cloud provides telecom backhaul services to wireless carriers. The company builds and operates fiber optic and wireless networks to connect cellular towers to the wireless carriers' mobile switching centers. Wireless carriers utilize Ethernet and Sonet T-1 broadband capacity provided by Tower Cloud to manage the exploding volume of voice and data traffic on their cellular networks. Tower Cloud currently operates backhaul networks in the greater Orlando, FL and Miami, FL markets and is in the process of constructing a new network in Atlanta, GA. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in St. Petersburg, FL.

Scout Labs

Venture Round in 2009
Scout Labs is a powerful, web-based application that finds signals in the noise to help your team build better products and stronger customer relationships. Scout Labs is a product company, not an agency. They provide cutting-edge technology and a collaborative platform for companies and their agents to listen to customers and engage with them out across the Internet. With Scout Labs, users can: - Know when to tune in and what’s most important to pay attention to - Hear what customers love and hate about brands - Reach out to influential customers to build relationships - Engage in proactive customer service - Let the voice of the customer inspire new product and marketing ideas Scout Labs has grown significantly since it was founded in 2006. With offices in San Francisco and users all over the world, the company currently employs over 20 professionals. Their CEO and product team guide the application with insight from the world of marketing, brand management and product management, but the majority of Scout Labs employees are senior engineers with expertise in search technology, high-performance systems, natural language processing, machine learning, web crawling and data visualization. The process is quite simple, and the user interface is streamlined. Brand managers start by creating concurrent searches for each brand they want to track. They can track just about anything people discuss: things, people, slogans, logos, etc. Subsequently, any mention of the brand is cataloged. Users can then see each blog post, video or image that has to do with the brand, and the interface shows how mentions increase and decrease over time. What sets Scout Labs apart is their ability to analyze each blog post. Their software decides if it is negative, positive or neutral towards the brand. They are also able to rank the source of the content to highlight more influential sources. They talk about Scout Labs: [TechCrunch](http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/02/18/scout-labs-brand-tracker-now-generally-available/) [CNET](http://news.cnet.com/8301-17939_109-10166457-2.html) [MarketingVOX](http://www.marketingvox.com/scout-labs-monitors-brand-buzz-across-interwebs-for-a-pittance-043244/) [Mediapost](http://www.mediapost.com/publications/?fa=Articles.showArticle&art_aid=100463) [ClickZ](http://www.clickz.com/3632829) [Social Media Explorer](http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009/02/18/scout-labs-launches-powerful-social-media-monitoring-tool/)

Coupa

Series C in 2009
Coupa software is an information technology company that specializes in the fields of procurement, finance, and cloud-based financial applications. The company offers cloud spend management (CSM) solutions that help companies control and gain visibility into their indirect spending while generating savings that go directly to the bottom line. Coupa Software was established in 2006 by Dave Stephens.

RipCode

Series C in 2009
RipCode provides a realtime transcoding software for video clips and streaming. RipCode's technology processes simultaneous transcode paths. This consolidated, high concurrency processing enables RipCode to supplant existing servers and reduce overall hardware, storage and energy use. RipCode supports live mobile video or video on-demand transcoding for mobile and user generated content applications. RipCode enables video to be dynamically transcoded and served to a customer on any screen size as they request it, giving viewers an expansion of content choices while reducing an operator's server hardware, storage and energy use.

Grain Management

Venture Round in 2008
Grain Management is a private equity firm focused on investments in the communications sector. The firm manages two flagship funds for a number of the country’s leading academic institutions, endowments, and public pension funds. Grain’s professionals bring over 100 years of collective experience in the rapidly converging communications and technology sectors, including expertise in the acquisition, construction, financing, management, and regulation of wireless communications assets and technologies. Grain’s disciplined, sector-focused approach enables the firm to bring deep market insight and pragmatic, operational experience to our investment decisions and working relationships. The firm also draws upon an extensive network of high-level industry and governmental contacts to help our professionals anticipate key sector trends and developments, identify new partnerships, and deliver long-term value to our investors. Grain also acquires, builds, owns, and operates communications towers and related wireless infrastructure assets. Grain is a leader in providing innovative, flexible, and highly cost-efficient wireless infrastructure solutions to government and commercial customers. The firm currently manages tower deployments across the United States for several leading wireless carriers as well as federal, state, and local government agencies.

CrossLoop

Series B in 2008
CrossLoop allows users to connect remotely to another PC using a free P2P downloadable application. CrossLoop also lets users build reputations by creating a profile where others can leave comments and ratings. Users can also create a widget to post on your website or blog with key information from your profile. CrossLoop is generally used to provide training or technical support, hence their social networking functionality is aiming for IT consultants.
SoftSwitching Technologies offer the most affordable, effective and scalable power quality and monitoring solutions available on the market. A full array of scalable, battery-free DySC products. I-Sense intelligent sensors that pinpoint time and duration of voltage sags. And Grid Alert™ event notifications—the only global power reporting and notification network in the world.

BlueRoads

Series E in 2008
BLUEROADS was founded in 2001 by Axel Schultze, Steve DeWindt and Marita Roebkes with the vision of providing technology vendors and their reseller partners an all new way to rapidly distribute, manage and monitor business opportunities and sales leads on a global scale. Since its inception, BlueRoads provided a closed-loop system with built-in methodology, which gives individual partner representatives the power to actively participate in the sales and marketing process. As a result, BLUEROADS has become the hub of collaboration between vendors and partners, achieving the mutually-beneficial goals of increasing opportunities, conversion rates, revenue and market share. Founding Philosophy BLUEROADS laid the foundation for successful channel management by pioneering the "Active Participation Network" model (APN). In managing multi-billion dollar channel operations for more than 20 years, BLUEROADS' founding team recognized that technology solutions which encouraged partners to participate within vendor processes were non-existent. The company quickly established itself as a solution designed to benefit both groups equally. Today, BLUEROADS is setting the standard in channel management with its Active Participation Network model, networking not just with the partner organizations, but all the way down to individual partner sales reps. Traditional Partner Relationship Management (PRM) systems are designed to simply capture data with the end goal of organizing and managing partners, and to automate partner management tasks. In some cases there were more lofty goals, but ultimately the benefit was one sided to the vendor and partner adoption was extremely low. BLUEROADS 6 is designed with unique partner and opportunity-focused methodologies. The processes are streamlined between vendor and partner, allowing both parties to collaborate while maintaining respective access and privacy. Data is captured automatically as partner sales reps work on opportunities, and that information is consolidated into real-time reports. This partner-centric design reduces the time and effort required for partners to actively participate, and increases adoption of vendor programs and processes.

Ecast

Series D in 2008
Ecast is the leader in place-based interactive media. Their hospitality network delivers digital music, games, entertainment, information and interactive advertising to more than 10,000 bars and nightclubs across the United States. Leveraging the personal impact of touch combined with the interactivity and targeting of the Internet, Ecast brings unsurpassed consumer engagement to out-of-home markets and is redefining the way consumers are entertained, informed and engaged.

InsideTrack

Venture Round in 2008
Our mission is to help students retain, graduate and meet their goals.

BridgeLux

Series D in 2008
Bridgelux is the first, new US-based light-emitting diode (LED) chip company in the past 20 years. The Company’s focus is bringing innovation to light by providing high power, energy-efficient and cost-effective LED solutions. Bridgelux actively supports its customers by delivering value-added, application-specific solutions that will open up new markets in solid-state lighting (SSL). Customers leverage Bridgelux’s technology to replace traditional lamp and luminaire technologies (such as incandescent, halogen and fluorescent lighting solutions) with solid-state products that provide high performance and energy-efficient white light for general lighting applications. Bridgelux’s current and future-generation products support global clean energy initiatives by reducing energy consumption and offering environmentally friendly solutions.

FusionOne

Series A in 2008
FusionOne provides mobile content portability, helping mobile subscribers transfer their content between mobile devices and sharing their content with popular internet applications-anytime, anywhere. FusionOne's products currently support millions of subscribers on many major carriers worldwide. Founded in 1998, FusionOne is headquartered in San Jose, California with additional offices in Tallinn, Estonia. For more information, visit www.FusionOne.com.

Voxify

Series D in 2008
Voxify enables contact centers to offer self-service for customer phone calls. Voxify Automated Agents are speech applications that offer the lowest risk to deployment and a rapid return on investment. Built from industry-specific templates and patented conversational models, Voxify Automated Agents allow callers to speak naturally – resulting in the best customer service. Voxify offers managed service for both hosted & premise-based deployments.

Edgewater Networks

Venture Round in 2008
Edgewater Networks is a market leader in enabling IP-based voice, video, and data services. Service providers, VARs and SIs of all sizes use Edgewater Networks’ solutions to simplify customer premises configurations for quick and smooth installations, reduce time to market and deliver rapid return on invested capital. The company helps customers deliver intelligence at the network edge with its Network Edge Orchestration platform that includes the EdgeView Service Control Center and EdgeMarc Intelligent Edges. The company has over 600 thousand deployed sites globally. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.

CrossLoop

Series A in 2007
CrossLoop allows users to connect remotely to another PC using a free P2P downloadable application. CrossLoop also lets users build reputations by creating a profile where others can leave comments and ratings. Users can also create a widget to post on your website or blog with key information from your profile. CrossLoop is generally used to provide training or technical support, hence their social networking functionality is aiming for IT consultants.

Big Bear Entertainment

Series A in 2007
Big Bear Entertainment creator of animated music videos.

InsideTrack

Venture Round in 2007
Our mission is to help students retain, graduate and meet their goals.

BlueRoads

Series C in 2007
BLUEROADS was founded in 2001 by Axel Schultze, Steve DeWindt and Marita Roebkes with the vision of providing technology vendors and their reseller partners an all new way to rapidly distribute, manage and monitor business opportunities and sales leads on a global scale. Since its inception, BlueRoads provided a closed-loop system with built-in methodology, which gives individual partner representatives the power to actively participate in the sales and marketing process. As a result, BLUEROADS has become the hub of collaboration between vendors and partners, achieving the mutually-beneficial goals of increasing opportunities, conversion rates, revenue and market share. Founding Philosophy BLUEROADS laid the foundation for successful channel management by pioneering the "Active Participation Network" model (APN). In managing multi-billion dollar channel operations for more than 20 years, BLUEROADS' founding team recognized that technology solutions which encouraged partners to participate within vendor processes were non-existent. The company quickly established itself as a solution designed to benefit both groups equally. Today, BLUEROADS is setting the standard in channel management with its Active Participation Network model, networking not just with the partner organizations, but all the way down to individual partner sales reps. Traditional Partner Relationship Management (PRM) systems are designed to simply capture data with the end goal of organizing and managing partners, and to automate partner management tasks. In some cases there were more lofty goals, but ultimately the benefit was one sided to the vendor and partner adoption was extremely low. BLUEROADS 6 is designed with unique partner and opportunity-focused methodologies. The processes are streamlined between vendor and partner, allowing both parties to collaborate while maintaining respective access and privacy. Data is captured automatically as partner sales reps work on opportunities, and that information is consolidated into real-time reports. This partner-centric design reduces the time and effort required for partners to actively participate, and increases adoption of vendor programs and processes.

BridgeLux

Series C in 2007
Bridgelux is the first, new US-based light-emitting diode (LED) chip company in the past 20 years. The Company’s focus is bringing innovation to light by providing high power, energy-efficient and cost-effective LED solutions. Bridgelux actively supports its customers by delivering value-added, application-specific solutions that will open up new markets in solid-state lighting (SSL). Customers leverage Bridgelux’s technology to replace traditional lamp and luminaire technologies (such as incandescent, halogen and fluorescent lighting solutions) with solid-state products that provide high performance and energy-efficient white light for general lighting applications. Bridgelux’s current and future-generation products support global clean energy initiatives by reducing energy consumption and offering environmentally friendly solutions.

RipCode

Series B in 2007
RipCode provides a realtime transcoding software for video clips and streaming. RipCode's technology processes simultaneous transcode paths. This consolidated, high concurrency processing enables RipCode to supplant existing servers and reduce overall hardware, storage and energy use. RipCode supports live mobile video or video on-demand transcoding for mobile and user generated content applications. RipCode enables video to be dynamically transcoded and served to a customer on any screen size as they request it, giving viewers an expansion of content choices while reducing an operator's server hardware, storage and energy use.

Storspeed

Series A in 2007
StorSpeed Inc. develops products that increase network storage performance. StorSpeed Inc. was founded in 2007 and is based in Austin, Texas.

Convio

Series E in 2007
Convio, Inc. provides on-demand software and services that enable nonprofit organizations (NPO) to raise funds, influence public policy, and support their missions by leveraging the Internet to build relationships with constituents in North America. It offers Constituent360 platform, an online constituent relationship management (eCRM) solution, which includes a suite of on-demand software modules for fundraising, advocacy, email marketing, and Web content management. The Constituent360 allows NPOs to view constituent behavior by tracking online activities, including online donations, purchases, page visits, event registrations, surveys, and advocacy activities. The platform also provides query and reporting tools to enable clients to retrieve and analyze this information to design online fundraising and advocacy campaigns. In addition, the company offers DataSync software, which enables synchronization of constituent information between Constituent360 and its clients' offline donor databases. Further, it provides fee-based Internet strategy and interactive services to help clients in their online programs, account management services, deployment services, and client support and education services. The company, formerly known as ShowSupport.com, Inc., was incorporated in 1999 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas.

TriActive

Venture Round in 2007
TriActive is to help companies of all sizes, especially those looking for ways to dramatically reduce the total cost of ownership of their IT infrastructure and free up time to focus on success of their core business. In response, the company launched an innovative Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution that enables customers to securely manage their distributed and increasingly mobile IT assets from anywhere. Start with a monthly subscription (pay only for what you use) model and then choose from several pre-paid models to reduce TCO even further. The point is you have total control, and they earn your business every day.

Sana Security

Series E in 2007
Sana Security is a behavioral security software company that provides enterprise security software. It offers Primary Response SafeConnect, a security software that provides protection against known and unknown threats, including spyware, adware, and rootkits; and Primary Response Memory Shield Server, which provides buffer overflow protection for various servers. The company was founded in 2000 as Company 51 and changed its name to Sana Security in December 2002. Sana Security is headquartered in San Mateo, California. As of January 13, 2009, Sana Security operates as a subsidiary of AVG Technologies.

Xponent

Series C in 2007
Xponent Photonics, Inc. manufactures surface mount photonic components for optical assemblies. It offers triplexers and diplexers for single-fiber applications, including PON, point-to-point, and bidirectional radio frequency (RF) systems. Xponent Photonics serves optical systems vendors, transceiver suppliers, and optical subsystem suppliers. The company was formerly known as cQuint Communications Corporation and changed its name to Xponent Photonics, Inc. in March 2002.

Coghead

Series B in 2007
Coghead is a database driven application service aimed at enabling non-developers to solve problems traditionally requiring programming knowledge.

Blaze DFM

Series B in 2007
Blaze DFM, Inc. develops and delivers electrical DFM solutions for integrated device manufacturers, fabless semiconductor companies, and silicon foundries. The company offers BLAZE MO software that performs leakage power optimization on chips; and BLAZE IF software, which meets foundry CMP requirements for density and smoothness. Blaze DFM, Inc. was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. As of February 23, 2009, Blaze DFM, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Tela Innovations, Inc.

Zolo Technologies

Series D in 2007
Zolo Technologies, Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets laser-based and multiplexed systems for power, aerospace, photonics, and industrial markets. The company provides tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy instruments that enable coal boiler tuning, jet engine temperature measurement, hot spot identification, and combustion instability monitoring and diagnosis services. It markets its products under ZoloBOSS, Zolographics, and SensAlign brand names. Zolo Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1999 and is based in Boulder, Colorado.

RipCode

Series A in 2006
RipCode provides a realtime transcoding software for video clips and streaming. RipCode's technology processes simultaneous transcode paths. This consolidated, high concurrency processing enables RipCode to supplant existing servers and reduce overall hardware, storage and energy use. RipCode supports live mobile video or video on-demand transcoding for mobile and user generated content applications. RipCode enables video to be dynamically transcoded and served to a customer on any screen size as they request it, giving viewers an expansion of content choices while reducing an operator's server hardware, storage and energy use.

Strix Systems

Series G in 2006
Strix Systems designs, develops, and markets enterprise wireless networks that enhance productivity and efficiency by providing users with instant information via continuous, secure connections to company networks.

Compellent Technologies

Venture Round in 2006
Compellent Technologies, Inc. develops and provides enterprise storage software and hardware solutions that automate the movement and management of data. They offers Fluid Data Storage, an enterprise storage platform, Fluid Data Architecture, a network storage solution to manage data at a granular level, and Storage Center 5.4, which allows enterprises to adapt to changing business requirements.

Cortina Systems

Series D in 2006
Cortina Systems is a leading supplier of intelligent communication solutions through continuous innovations in advanced port processing and connectivity to the Core, Metro, Access, and Enterprise Market Segments. With our state-of-the-art high-speed analogdigital integration, we deliver a wide suite of products that address our customers' performance, density, and flexibility needs enabling faster time-to-market, longer time-in-market, and increased revenue opportunities. Working closely with our customers to understand their system requirements and anticipate their needs, we are creating the foundation ingredients for new generations of services.

Ecast

Series C in 2006
Ecast is the leader in place-based interactive media. Their hospitality network delivers digital music, games, entertainment, information and interactive advertising to more than 10,000 bars and nightclubs across the United States. Leveraging the personal impact of touch combined with the interactivity and targeting of the Internet, Ecast brings unsurpassed consumer engagement to out-of-home markets and is redefining the way consumers are entertained, informed and engaged.

Voxify

Series C in 2006
Voxify enables contact centers to offer self-service for customer phone calls. Voxify Automated Agents are speech applications that offer the lowest risk to deployment and a rapid return on investment. Built from industry-specific templates and patented conversational models, Voxify Automated Agents allow callers to speak naturally – resulting in the best customer service. Voxify offers managed service for both hosted & premise-based deployments.

DVDPlay

Venture Round in 2006
DVDPlay develops and manufactures automated and remotely managed DVD rental kiosks. The company's kiosks use software that enables pricing, promotions, inventory management, advertising, and movie trailer insertions, as well as the capture and measurement of retail business metrics. It offers its movie rental kiosks at grocery stores and supermarkets in the United States and Canada. The company was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Campbell, California. As of December 8, 2009, DVDPlay, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of NCR Corp.

ClickShift

Series A in 2006
ClickShift, Inc. provides a Web based software solution that monitors, measures, and tunes online advertising campaigns in multiple online channels. The company was founded in 2005 and is based in San Bruno, California. As of December 4, 2006, ClickShift, Inc. is a subsidiary of WebTrends Corporation.

PhotoTLC

Series A in 2006
PhotoTLC is a provider of personalized photo gifts and digital photo restorations to America's largest retailers. PhotoTLC provides its products in partnership with over 15,000 brick-and-mortar retail locations, as well as online merchants.

Nextance

Series E in 2006
Nextance, Inc. delivers enterprise software that enables companies to extract value from and control the risk in their B2B relationships by improving the standardization, visibility, and control of their relationship-defining documents. It offers proposal management and contract management software products for sales and sales operations, procurement, intellectual property, procurement agreements, sales agreements, contract and commitment management, automatic notifications, contract status tracking, contract reviews, and business management. The company also offers business impact assessment, business process consulting, data migration, implementation, training and education, technical support, and customer program services. Nextance, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas. As of September 18, 2007, Nextance, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Versata Inc.

BridgeLux

Venture Round in 2006
Bridgelux is the first, new US-based light-emitting diode (LED) chip company in the past 20 years. The Company’s focus is bringing innovation to light by providing high power, energy-efficient and cost-effective LED solutions. Bridgelux actively supports its customers by delivering value-added, application-specific solutions that will open up new markets in solid-state lighting (SSL). Customers leverage Bridgelux’s technology to replace traditional lamp and luminaire technologies (such as incandescent, halogen and fluorescent lighting solutions) with solid-state products that provide high performance and energy-efficient white light for general lighting applications. Bridgelux’s current and future-generation products support global clean energy initiatives by reducing energy consumption and offering environmentally friendly solutions.

Coghead

Series A in 2006
Coghead is a database driven application service aimed at enabling non-developers to solve problems traditionally requiring programming knowledge.

Jigsaw

Series C in 2006
Jigsaw (http://www.jigsaw.com) is a leading provider of business information and data services that uniquely leverages user-generated content contributed by its global business-to-business community of 1.5 million members. Jigsaw gives individuals and companies access to business contact information for 24 million business professionals and profiles of 4 million companies. In addition to delivering low-cost and easy access to high-value business information for sales, marketing, recruiting and customer service, Jigsaw provides a variety of cloud-based data acquisition and management services. Founded in 2004, Jigsaw is located in San Mateo, Calif. and is a salesforce.com company.

InsideTrack

Venture Round in 2006
Our mission is to help students retain, graduate and meet their goals.

OurStory

Series A in 2006
Ourstory, previously known as Wisdom Ark, allows its users to tell their life story with photos, videos (through [VideoEgg](http://crunchbase.com/organization/videoegg)) and other media placed on a timeline. OurStory's application is browser based and collaborative. Every time a user creates a new event or adds new media to their timeline, an email is sent to any interested parties; family and friends generally. These people can then add their own stories or comments to the newly posted media. Additionally they can add their own media where appropriate and begin the email process again. OurStory has an automated photo search option that will gather photos from the web that are relevant to the event you are writing about. Users can write about going to a Michael Jackson concert in New York for example of which OutStory will grab pictures. Although digitally documenting your life online might seem like enough, OurStory allows users to print their timelines in the form of hardcover books. Also, the ability to create multiple timelines can be added through OutStory's premium version which costs $40. [StoryofMyLife](http://crunchbase.com/organization/storyofmylife) is a close competitor.

PhotoTLC

Series A in 2005
PhotoTLC is a provider of personalized photo gifts and digital photo restorations to America's largest retailers. PhotoTLC provides its products in partnership with over 15,000 brick-and-mortar retail locations, as well as online merchants.

InsideTrack

Venture Round in 2005
Our mission is to help students retain, graduate and meet their goals.

Edgewater Networks

Series B in 2005
Edgewater Networks is a market leader in enabling IP-based voice, video, and data services. Service providers, VARs and SIs of all sizes use Edgewater Networks’ solutions to simplify customer premises configurations for quick and smooth installations, reduce time to market and deliver rapid return on invested capital. The company helps customers deliver intelligence at the network edge with its Network Edge Orchestration platform that includes the EdgeView Service Control Center and EdgeMarc Intelligent Edges. The company has over 600 thousand deployed sites globally. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.

Skytide

Series A in 2005
Skytide enables leading content delivery and digital media providers to precisely measure and optimize the performance of their streaming video businesses. Our out-of-the-box reporting & analytics applications are built on top of Skytide's patented platform architecture, which processes massive amounts of highly diverse data and quickly turns it into actionable insights. Skytide Insight for Content Delivery Networks uses server-side log data to provide CDNs and IP video networks - and their customers and business partners - with deep insight into streaming media performance. Skytide for Video Players uses client-side log data captured directly from the video player, enabling a detailed understanding of quality of service (QoS) and viewer engagement metrics. Skytide is a privately held, venture-backed company founded in 2004 and headquartered in Oakland, California. Customers include: Accenture subsidiary, Origin Digital; British Telecom, Cisco; Clear Channel Communications; Comcast subsidiary, thePlatform; IBM; MTV Networks, Qwest and Telstra.

Cortina Systems

Series C in 2005
Cortina Systems is a leading supplier of intelligent communication solutions through continuous innovations in advanced port processing and connectivity to the Core, Metro, Access, and Enterprise Market Segments. With our state-of-the-art high-speed analogdigital integration, we deliver a wide suite of products that address our customers' performance, density, and flexibility needs enabling faster time-to-market, longer time-in-market, and increased revenue opportunities. Working closely with our customers to understand their system requirements and anticipate their needs, we are creating the foundation ingredients for new generations of services.

Strix Systems

Series E in 2005
Strix Systems designs, develops, and markets enterprise wireless networks that enhance productivity and efficiency by providing users with instant information via continuous, secure connections to company networks.

Entrisphere

Series C in 2005
Entrisphere, Inc. supplies access network equipment for the broadband service providers. Its products include BLM 1500, a multi-service access platform that provides POTS, HiCap, IPTV, DSL, B-PON and GPON, voice over packet, and Ethernet interfaces from a single chassis; and T-series of ONTs and ONUs, which support deployments, including single family units, small business units, multiple dwelling units, multiple tenant units, and in fiber to the curb and fiber to the business. The company also provides Entriview EMS that provides centralized control of BLM 1500 network with FCAPS functionality; and OSP cabinets, which enable voice, data, and video services to be deployed over copper or fiber from remote locations. In addition, it offers support services, such as network planning, consultation, installation, configuration, training, project management, maintenance, and software support. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Santa Clara, California. As of February 12, 2007, Entrisphere, Inc. operates as subsidiary of LM Ericsson Telephone Co.

Sana Security

Series D in 2005
Sana Security is a behavioral security software company that provides enterprise security software. It offers Primary Response SafeConnect, a security software that provides protection against known and unknown threats, including spyware, adware, and rootkits; and Primary Response Memory Shield Server, which provides buffer overflow protection for various servers. The company was founded in 2000 as Company 51 and changed its name to Sana Security in December 2002. Sana Security is headquartered in San Mateo, California. As of January 13, 2009, Sana Security operates as a subsidiary of AVG Technologies.

Voxify

Series C in 2005
Voxify enables contact centers to offer self-service for customer phone calls. Voxify Automated Agents are speech applications that offer the lowest risk to deployment and a rapid return on investment. Built from industry-specific templates and patented conversational models, Voxify Automated Agents allow callers to speak naturally – resulting in the best customer service. Voxify offers managed service for both hosted & premise-based deployments.

Nextance

Series D in 2004
Nextance, Inc. delivers enterprise software that enables companies to extract value from and control the risk in their B2B relationships by improving the standardization, visibility, and control of their relationship-defining documents. It offers proposal management and contract management software products for sales and sales operations, procurement, intellectual property, procurement agreements, sales agreements, contract and commitment management, automatic notifications, contract status tracking, contract reviews, and business management. The company also offers business impact assessment, business process consulting, data migration, implementation, training and education, technical support, and customer program services. Nextance, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas. As of September 18, 2007, Nextance, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Versata Inc.

Aperio Technologies

Series B in 2004
Aperio is the leading provider of digital pathology solutions in hospitals, reference labs, and pharmaceutical and research institutions across the world. Today, our affordable and complete product portfolio improves patient care by enhancing quality assurance, delivering more efficient workflows, facilitating access to new and more targeted therapies, and improving pathologists' skills via lifelong education. Our comprehensive product line features our ScanScope® scanners, Spectrum™ image management (PACS) software, SecondSlide® slide sharing service for pathology, and image analysis tools and services. Aperio's products are FDA cleared for specific clinical applications, and are intended for research and education use for other applications.

Voxify

Series B in 2004
Voxify enables contact centers to offer self-service for customer phone calls. Voxify Automated Agents are speech applications that offer the lowest risk to deployment and a rapid return on investment. Built from industry-specific templates and patented conversational models, Voxify Automated Agents allow callers to speak naturally – resulting in the best customer service. Voxify offers managed service for both hosted & premise-based deployments.

GetActive Software

Series C in 2004
GetActive Software is engaged in the development of online communication tools for membership organizations. The company’s solutions enable public-interest and charitable organizations to recruit, engage, and retain constituents. GetActive Software was founded by Tom Krackeler in April 2000 and is based in Berkeley, California.

InsideTrack

Venture Round in 2004
Our mission is to help students retain, graduate and meet their goals.

BlueRoads

Series B in 2004
BLUEROADS was founded in 2001 by Axel Schultze, Steve DeWindt and Marita Roebkes with the vision of providing technology vendors and their reseller partners an all new way to rapidly distribute, manage and monitor business opportunities and sales leads on a global scale. Since its inception, BlueRoads provided a closed-loop system with built-in methodology, which gives individual partner representatives the power to actively participate in the sales and marketing process. As a result, BLUEROADS has become the hub of collaboration between vendors and partners, achieving the mutually-beneficial goals of increasing opportunities, conversion rates, revenue and market share. Founding Philosophy BLUEROADS laid the foundation for successful channel management by pioneering the "Active Participation Network" model (APN). In managing multi-billion dollar channel operations for more than 20 years, BLUEROADS' founding team recognized that technology solutions which encouraged partners to participate within vendor processes were non-existent. The company quickly established itself as a solution designed to benefit both groups equally. Today, BLUEROADS is setting the standard in channel management with its Active Participation Network model, networking not just with the partner organizations, but all the way down to individual partner sales reps. Traditional Partner Relationship Management (PRM) systems are designed to simply capture data with the end goal of organizing and managing partners, and to automate partner management tasks. In some cases there were more lofty goals, but ultimately the benefit was one sided to the vendor and partner adoption was extremely low. BLUEROADS 6 is designed with unique partner and opportunity-focused methodologies. The processes are streamlined between vendor and partner, allowing both parties to collaborate while maintaining respective access and privacy. Data is captured automatically as partner sales reps work on opportunities, and that information is consolidated into real-time reports. This partner-centric design reduces the time and effort required for partners to actively participate, and increases adoption of vendor programs and processes.

Sana Security

Series D in 2004
Sana Security is a behavioral security software company that provides enterprise security software. It offers Primary Response SafeConnect, a security software that provides protection against known and unknown threats, including spyware, adware, and rootkits; and Primary Response Memory Shield Server, which provides buffer overflow protection for various servers. The company was founded in 2000 as Company 51 and changed its name to Sana Security in December 2002. Sana Security is headquartered in San Mateo, California. As of January 13, 2009, Sana Security operates as a subsidiary of AVG Technologies.

Xponent

Series C in 2003
Xponent Photonics, Inc. manufactures surface mount photonic components for optical assemblies. It offers triplexers and diplexers for single-fiber applications, including PON, point-to-point, and bidirectional radio frequency (RF) systems. Xponent Photonics serves optical systems vendors, transceiver suppliers, and optical subsystem suppliers. The company was formerly known as cQuint Communications Corporation and changed its name to Xponent Photonics, Inc. in March 2002.

Nextance

Series D in 2003
Nextance, Inc. delivers enterprise software that enables companies to extract value from and control the risk in their B2B relationships by improving the standardization, visibility, and control of their relationship-defining documents. It offers proposal management and contract management software products for sales and sales operations, procurement, intellectual property, procurement agreements, sales agreements, contract and commitment management, automatic notifications, contract status tracking, contract reviews, and business management. The company also offers business impact assessment, business process consulting, data migration, implementation, training and education, technical support, and customer program services. Nextance, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas. As of September 18, 2007, Nextance, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Versata Inc.

Strix Systems

Series D in 2003
Strix Systems designs, develops, and markets enterprise wireless networks that enhance productivity and efficiency by providing users with instant information via continuous, secure connections to company networks.

Voxify

Series B in 2003
Voxify enables contact centers to offer self-service for customer phone calls. Voxify Automated Agents are speech applications that offer the lowest risk to deployment and a rapid return on investment. Built from industry-specific templates and patented conversational models, Voxify Automated Agents allow callers to speak naturally – resulting in the best customer service. Voxify offers managed service for both hosted & premise-based deployments.

Compellent Technologies

Series A in 2003
Compellent Technologies, Inc. develops and provides enterprise storage software and hardware solutions that automate the movement and management of data. They offers Fluid Data Storage, an enterprise storage platform, Fluid Data Architecture, a network storage solution to manage data at a granular level, and Storage Center 5.4, which allows enterprises to adapt to changing business requirements.

Ecast

Venture Round in 2002
Ecast is the leader in place-based interactive media. Their hospitality network delivers digital music, games, entertainment, information and interactive advertising to more than 10,000 bars and nightclubs across the United States. Leveraging the personal impact of touch combined with the interactivity and targeting of the Internet, Ecast brings unsurpassed consumer engagement to out-of-home markets and is redefining the way consumers are entertained, informed and engaged.

MediaQ,Inc

Series D in 2002
MediaQ develops integrated semiconductors and software for mobile, wireless, and handheld devices to enhance visual display, improve connectivity, and minimize power consumption.

Nextance

Series B in 2002
Nextance, Inc. delivers enterprise software that enables companies to extract value from and control the risk in their B2B relationships by improving the standardization, visibility, and control of their relationship-defining documents. It offers proposal management and contract management software products for sales and sales operations, procurement, intellectual property, procurement agreements, sales agreements, contract and commitment management, automatic notifications, contract status tracking, contract reviews, and business management. The company also offers business impact assessment, business process consulting, data migration, implementation, training and education, technical support, and customer program services. Nextance, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas. As of September 18, 2007, Nextance, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Versata Inc.

Sana Security

Series A in 2002
Sana Security is a behavioral security software company that provides enterprise security software. It offers Primary Response SafeConnect, a security software that provides protection against known and unknown threats, including spyware, adware, and rootkits; and Primary Response Memory Shield Server, which provides buffer overflow protection for various servers. The company was founded in 2000 as Company 51 and changed its name to Sana Security in December 2002. Sana Security is headquartered in San Mateo, California. As of January 13, 2009, Sana Security operates as a subsidiary of AVG Technologies.
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