Gemini Israel Ventures is a venture capital investment firm established in 1993 and located in Herzliya, Israel. The firm focuses on early and seed stage investments, primarily in sectors such as information technology, digital media, enterprise software, online services, and semiconductors. With over $700 million under management, Gemini Israel Ventures has a strong track record of supporting some of Israel's most innovative entrepreneurs and their companies. The firm has invested in a diverse array of notable businesses, including those in communications, consumer electronics, and environmental technologies, contributing to the growth of the Israeli tech ecosystem.
Minute Media is a global technology and content company that focuses on sports and culture. It operates a proprietary platform designed for the creation, distribution, and monetization of digital short-form content. The company owns prominent sports content brands, including The Players' Tribune, FanSided, 90min, and STN Video, and offers content creation tools tailored for leagues, athletes, and professional creators. With a reach of 200 million monthly users, Minute Media supports over 1,500 content creators and collaborates with more than 250 distribution partners across 14 global markets in 10 languages. The company has offices located in New York, London, Tel-Aviv, São Paulo, and Tokyo.
Minute Media
Series G in 2019
Minute Media is a global technology and content company that focuses on sports and culture. It operates a proprietary platform designed for the creation, distribution, and monetization of digital short-form content. The company owns prominent sports content brands, including The Players' Tribune, FanSided, 90min, and STN Video, and offers content creation tools tailored for leagues, athletes, and professional creators. With a reach of 200 million monthly users, Minute Media supports over 1,500 content creators and collaborates with more than 250 distribution partners across 14 global markets in 10 languages. The company has offices located in New York, London, Tel-Aviv, São Paulo, and Tokyo.
Quali
Series C in 2018
Quali is a provider of automation and orchestration software aimed at enhancing the DevOps lifecycle and productivity for enterprise engineering teams. Its SaaS-based platform utilizes cloud sandboxes, which serve as personal replicas of production environments, to facilitate the automation of DevOps processes. This enables comprehensive product lifecycle testing, management, and optimization. By streamlining these operations, Quali helps enterprises and service providers improve developer productivity, enhance cloud governance, and achieve greater efficiency across engineering, sales, and security organizations, all while reducing operational costs.
Samanage
Series D in 2018
Samanage Ltd. is a cloud-based service management platform that empowers organizations to enhance employee productivity through streamlined IT management solutions. Established in 2007 and headquartered in Cary, North Carolina, Samanage offers a range of services, including IT service management, IT service desk, and technology audits. Its software simplifies complex tasks and automates basic functions, facilitating faster and more efficient service delivery across various sectors, particularly healthcare and financial services. In 2019, Samanage became a subsidiary of SolarWinds Corporation, further expanding its capabilities and reach. The company's focus on delivering insights and improving service experiences has positioned it as a leading provider in the service management industry.
Eyeview
Venture Round in 2018
Eyeview Inc. is a video advertising technology company based in New York that specializes in providing brands with effective return on investment for their video advertising expenditures. The company’s flagship platform, VideoIQ, integrates consumer, brand, and retail data to create personalized, one-to-one video advertisements, which can be delivered programmatically across various platforms, including television, desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Eyeview also offers a range of solutions tailored to specific industries, such as lead generation for the automotive sector, in-store marketing for consumer packaged goods, and online booking for travel. The platform can be utilized through a managed service with support from Eyeview's team or via a self-service interface. Established in 2007, Eyeview has garnered recognition for its rapid growth and serves notable clients such as P&G, Walgreens, Lowes, Honda, and BMW.
Sckipio
Series D in 2018
Sckipio Technologies is a semiconductor company based in Ramat Gan, Israel, that specializes in Gfast technologies aimed at providing ultra-broadband access. Founded in 2012, Sckipio focuses on delivering fiber-like broadband capabilities over existing infrastructure, specifically through next-generation G.fast-based Fiber-to-the-Distribution Point (FTTdp) architectures. The company is notable for being the first to launch Gfast modems and has made significant contributions to the Gfast standard, accounting for over 20% of its development. Sckipio's award-winning technology enables faster internet access over distances of up to 300 meters, facilitating improved connectivity for businesses and users alike.
Moovit
Series D in 2018
Moovit is a Mobility as a Service (MaaS) provider and the world’s #1 transit app. Moovit simplifies your urban mobility in +2700 cities all around the world, making getting around town via mass transit easier and more convenient. Moovit has more than 300 million users, and was named Best Local App of 2016 by Google and Best of 2017 app by Apple. By combining information from public transit operators and authorities with live information from the user community, Moovit offers travelers a real-time picture, including the best route for their journey. The Moovit community sends active reports about their travel experience, such as bus congestion levels, cleanliness, and more to help others have a better travel experience. Moovit generates up to four billion anonymous data points a day that comprise the world's largest repository of transit data. The Big Data gathering is aided by Moovit’s network of more than 500,000 local editors, called “Mooviters”, who help map out and maintain local transit information in cities that would otherwise be unserved. Moovit is available for free on iOS, Android & Web in over 2,700 cities, across 86 countries worldwide, and can be used in 44 languages.
Autotalks
Series D in 2017
Autotalks, Ltd. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication technologies for both manned and autonomous vehicles. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Kfar Netter, Israel, the company develops automotive-grade chipsets, including the CRATON vehicular communication processor and the PLUTON V2X RF transceiver. Autotalks also offers the PANGAEA4 V2X communication module, which enhances vehicle safety and mobility through secure data exchange. The company works closely with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers globally, enabling vehicles to communicate with one another and with roadside infrastructure. Autotalks is notable for providing a comprehensive V2X solution compatible with various technologies while meeting rigorous automotive safety and security standards. With a presence in multiple countries, including North America, Germany, France, Japan, Korea, and China, Autotalks is poised to play a significant role in advancing connectivity and autonomous driving initiatives worldwide.
Samanage
Series C in 2017
Samanage Ltd. is a cloud-based service management platform that empowers organizations to enhance employee productivity through streamlined IT management solutions. Established in 2007 and headquartered in Cary, North Carolina, Samanage offers a range of services, including IT service management, IT service desk, and technology audits. Its software simplifies complex tasks and automates basic functions, facilitating faster and more efficient service delivery across various sectors, particularly healthcare and financial services. In 2019, Samanage became a subsidiary of SolarWinds Corporation, further expanding its capabilities and reach. The company's focus on delivering insights and improving service experiences has positioned it as a leading provider in the service management industry.
Sckipio
Series C in 2016
Sckipio Technologies is a semiconductor company based in Ramat Gan, Israel, that specializes in Gfast technologies aimed at providing ultra-broadband access. Founded in 2012, Sckipio focuses on delivering fiber-like broadband capabilities over existing infrastructure, specifically through next-generation G.fast-based Fiber-to-the-Distribution Point (FTTdp) architectures. The company is notable for being the first to launch Gfast modems and has made significant contributions to the Gfast standard, accounting for over 20% of its development. Sckipio's award-winning technology enables faster internet access over distances of up to 300 meters, facilitating improved connectivity for businesses and users alike.
ColorChip
Series F in 2016
ColorChip Ltd. specializes in the development of integrated optical components and sub-systems tailored for networking and communication applications, primarily serving the Datacom and Telecom markets. Founded in 2001 and based in Yokneam, Israel, the company offers a range of products, including transceivers for high-speed Ethernet links, data center interconnections, and various optical networking applications. Its technology is rooted in Application Specific Photonic Integrated Circuits (ASPICs) and robust planar lightwave circuit (PLC) technology, enabling the creation of dense multi-lane photonic integrated circuits and other optical solutions. ColorChip's products also encompass PLC splitter chips and wafers for FTTX networks, as well as components for both analog and digital passive optical networks. With a focus on scalability and advanced manufacturing processes, ColorChip supports critical infrastructure in the telecommunications industry, particularly for data centers and enterprise networking.
Eyeview
Series D in 2016
Eyeview Inc. is a video advertising technology company based in New York that specializes in providing brands with effective return on investment for their video advertising expenditures. The company’s flagship platform, VideoIQ, integrates consumer, brand, and retail data to create personalized, one-to-one video advertisements, which can be delivered programmatically across various platforms, including television, desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Eyeview also offers a range of solutions tailored to specific industries, such as lead generation for the automotive sector, in-store marketing for consumer packaged goods, and online booking for travel. The platform can be utilized through a managed service with support from Eyeview's team or via a self-service interface. Established in 2007, Eyeview has garnered recognition for its rapid growth and serves notable clients such as P&G, Walgreens, Lowes, Honda, and BMW.
WEKA
Series B in 2016
WEKA is an AI-native data platform company that provides a cloud and hardware-agnostic software solution for performance-intensive applications. Its WEKA® Data Platform enhances scalability and performance, transforming stagnant data silos into dynamic data pipelines that optimize enterprise AI, machine learning, and GPU workloads. The platform facilitates seamless data access across on-premises, cloud, edge, and hybrid multicloud environments. Serving hundreds of leading enterprises and renowned research organizations, including numerous Fortune 50 companies, WEKA addresses complex data challenges to accelerate discoveries, insights, and outcomes. The company's software-defined storage technology is tailored for high-performance and scalable file storage, making it beneficial for various industries such as life sciences, media and entertainment, financial services, and government.
Minute Media
Series D in 2016
Minute Media is a global technology and content company that focuses on sports and culture. It operates a proprietary platform designed for the creation, distribution, and monetization of digital short-form content. The company owns prominent sports content brands, including The Players' Tribune, FanSided, 90min, and STN Video, and offers content creation tools tailored for leagues, athletes, and professional creators. With a reach of 200 million monthly users, Minute Media supports over 1,500 content creators and collaborates with more than 250 distribution partners across 14 global markets in 10 languages. The company has offices located in New York, London, Tel-Aviv, São Paulo, and Tokyo.
JFrog
Series C in 2016
JFrog Ltd. is a provider of a comprehensive DevOps platform designed to facilitate continuous software release management. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, JFrog offers a range of products that enhance the efficiency of software development and deployment. Its flagship product, JFrog Artifactory, serves as a universal package repository, enabling organizations to store, manage, and update software packages at any scale. Other key offerings include JFrog Pipelines for securing packages, JFrog Distribution for enterprise-grade software distribution, and JFrog Mission Control for overseeing the software release management workflow. The platform supports a hybrid approach to software supply chain management, allowing for seamless integration between development and operations teams. JFrog caters to various industries, including technology, financial services, retail, healthcare, and telecommunications, positioning itself as a crucial player in the DevOps domain by addressing the challenges associated with software artifacts and distribution.
ColorChip
Series E in 2015
ColorChip Ltd. specializes in the development of integrated optical components and sub-systems tailored for networking and communication applications, primarily serving the Datacom and Telecom markets. Founded in 2001 and based in Yokneam, Israel, the company offers a range of products, including transceivers for high-speed Ethernet links, data center interconnections, and various optical networking applications. Its technology is rooted in Application Specific Photonic Integrated Circuits (ASPICs) and robust planar lightwave circuit (PLC) technology, enabling the creation of dense multi-lane photonic integrated circuits and other optical solutions. ColorChip's products also encompass PLC splitter chips and wafers for FTTX networks, as well as components for both analog and digital passive optical networks. With a focus on scalability and advanced manufacturing processes, ColorChip supports critical infrastructure in the telecommunications industry, particularly for data centers and enterprise networking.
Minute Media
Series C in 2015
Minute Media is a global technology and content company that focuses on sports and culture. It operates a proprietary platform designed for the creation, distribution, and monetization of digital short-form content. The company owns prominent sports content brands, including The Players' Tribune, FanSided, 90min, and STN Video, and offers content creation tools tailored for leagues, athletes, and professional creators. With a reach of 200 million monthly users, Minute Media supports over 1,500 content creators and collaborates with more than 250 distribution partners across 14 global markets in 10 languages. The company has offices located in New York, London, Tel-Aviv, São Paulo, and Tokyo.
WalkMe
Series D in 2015
WalkMe Inc. develops and distributes a cloud-based guidance and engagement platform designed to enhance digital adoption and improve user experience. Its Digital Adoption Platform allows organizations to tailor software to meet the needs of employees and customers, while WalkMe Automation simplifies tasks by automating complex processes and eliminating unnecessary clicks. Additionally, WalkMe provides solutions for modernizing legacy on-premises platforms and offers security products. The platform integrates with various applications, including Salesforce and Workday, and supports sectors such as financial services, healthcare, insurance, retail, software, utilities, and education. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, WalkMe also has offices in major cities worldwide, including New York, London, and Tokyo. WalkMe Inc. operates as a subsidiary of WalkMe, Ltd.
Samanage
Series B in 2015
Samanage Ltd. is a cloud-based service management platform that empowers organizations to enhance employee productivity through streamlined IT management solutions. Established in 2007 and headquartered in Cary, North Carolina, Samanage offers a range of services, including IT service management, IT service desk, and technology audits. Its software simplifies complex tasks and automates basic functions, facilitating faster and more efficient service delivery across various sectors, particularly healthcare and financial services. In 2019, Samanage became a subsidiary of SolarWinds Corporation, further expanding its capabilities and reach. The company's focus on delivering insights and improving service experiences has positioned it as a leading provider in the service management industry.
Moovit
Series C in 2015
Moovit is a Mobility as a Service (MaaS) provider and the world’s #1 transit app. Moovit simplifies your urban mobility in +2700 cities all around the world, making getting around town via mass transit easier and more convenient. Moovit has more than 300 million users, and was named Best Local App of 2016 by Google and Best of 2017 app by Apple. By combining information from public transit operators and authorities with live information from the user community, Moovit offers travelers a real-time picture, including the best route for their journey. The Moovit community sends active reports about their travel experience, such as bus congestion levels, cleanliness, and more to help others have a better travel experience. Moovit generates up to four billion anonymous data points a day that comprise the world's largest repository of transit data. The Big Data gathering is aided by Moovit’s network of more than 500,000 local editors, called “Mooviters”, who help map out and maintain local transit information in cities that would otherwise be unserved. Moovit is available for free on iOS, Android & Web in over 2,700 cities, across 86 countries worldwide, and can be used in 44 languages.
Sckipio
Series B in 2014
Sckipio Technologies is a semiconductor company based in Ramat Gan, Israel, that specializes in Gfast technologies aimed at providing ultra-broadband access. Founded in 2012, Sckipio focuses on delivering fiber-like broadband capabilities over existing infrastructure, specifically through next-generation G.fast-based Fiber-to-the-Distribution Point (FTTdp) architectures. The company is notable for being the first to launch Gfast modems and has made significant contributions to the Gfast standard, accounting for over 20% of its development. Sckipio's award-winning technology enables faster internet access over distances of up to 300 meters, facilitating improved connectivity for businesses and users alike.
Eyeview
Series D in 2014
Eyeview Inc. is a video advertising technology company based in New York that specializes in providing brands with effective return on investment for their video advertising expenditures. The company’s flagship platform, VideoIQ, integrates consumer, brand, and retail data to create personalized, one-to-one video advertisements, which can be delivered programmatically across various platforms, including television, desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Eyeview also offers a range of solutions tailored to specific industries, such as lead generation for the automotive sector, in-store marketing for consumer packaged goods, and online booking for travel. The platform can be utilized through a managed service with support from Eyeview's team or via a self-service interface. Established in 2007, Eyeview has garnered recognition for its rapid growth and serves notable clients such as P&G, Walgreens, Lowes, Honda, and BMW.
Quali
Venture Round in 2014
Quali is a provider of automation and orchestration software aimed at enhancing the DevOps lifecycle and productivity for enterprise engineering teams. Its SaaS-based platform utilizes cloud sandboxes, which serve as personal replicas of production environments, to facilitate the automation of DevOps processes. This enables comprehensive product lifecycle testing, management, and optimization. By streamlining these operations, Quali helps enterprises and service providers improve developer productivity, enhance cloud governance, and achieve greater efficiency across engineering, sales, and security organizations, all while reducing operational costs.
JFrog
Series B in 2014
JFrog Ltd. is a provider of a comprehensive DevOps platform designed to facilitate continuous software release management. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, JFrog offers a range of products that enhance the efficiency of software development and deployment. Its flagship product, JFrog Artifactory, serves as a universal package repository, enabling organizations to store, manage, and update software packages at any scale. Other key offerings include JFrog Pipelines for securing packages, JFrog Distribution for enterprise-grade software distribution, and JFrog Mission Control for overseeing the software release management workflow. The platform supports a hybrid approach to software supply chain management, allowing for seamless integration between development and operations teams. JFrog caters to various industries, including technology, financial services, retail, healthcare, and telecommunications, positioning itself as a crucial player in the DevOps domain by addressing the challenges associated with software artifacts and distribution.
Impliant
Venture Round in 2014
Impliant Ltd. and over $50 million have been invested in laboratory testing and clinical work to perfect the implant, the instrumentation, and the surgical technique. The TOPS(TM) System aims to revolutionize the spinal implant market in much the same way that total hip and total knee replacement systems displaced hip and knee fusions. Premia Spine's singular focus today is to provide patients and surgeons with a clinically-proven superior solution to lumbar fusion surgery.
WalkMe
Series C in 2014
WalkMe Inc. develops and distributes a cloud-based guidance and engagement platform designed to enhance digital adoption and improve user experience. Its Digital Adoption Platform allows organizations to tailor software to meet the needs of employees and customers, while WalkMe Automation simplifies tasks by automating complex processes and eliminating unnecessary clicks. Additionally, WalkMe provides solutions for modernizing legacy on-premises platforms and offers security products. The platform integrates with various applications, including Salesforce and Workday, and supports sectors such as financial services, healthcare, insurance, retail, software, utilities, and education. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, WalkMe also has offices in major cities worldwide, including New York, London, and Tokyo. WalkMe Inc. operates as a subsidiary of WalkMe, Ltd.
Minute Media
Series B in 2014
Minute Media is a global technology and content company that focuses on sports and culture. It operates a proprietary platform designed for the creation, distribution, and monetization of digital short-form content. The company owns prominent sports content brands, including The Players' Tribune, FanSided, 90min, and STN Video, and offers content creation tools tailored for leagues, athletes, and professional creators. With a reach of 200 million monthly users, Minute Media supports over 1,500 content creators and collaborates with more than 250 distribution partners across 14 global markets in 10 languages. The company has offices located in New York, London, Tel-Aviv, São Paulo, and Tokyo.
Totango
Series B in 2014
Totango, Inc. is a leading provider of a customer success platform designed to enhance customer engagement and drive business growth. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, the company specializes in customer-led growth by integrating customer data to monitor health changes and foster proactive engagement. Its suite of solutions includes the Customer Success Centre for customer engagement, Zoe for enterprise impact, and DNA-CX for real-time customer context. Additionally, Totango offers tools for customer onboarding, adoption, renewal, and risk management through its AI-powered Customer Intelligence Engine, Unison. The platform supports businesses in achieving predictable revenue and maximizing customer value by streamlining operations and providing actionable insights. Totango serves a diverse range of clients, including notable companies such as SAP and GitHub, and has established itself as an innovator in customer success technology. The organization has a remote workforce spanning multiple states and countries, with offices located in New York City and Tel Aviv.
Implisit
Venture Round in 2014
Implisit specializes in enhancing sales team efficiency through data-entry automation and intelligent data analysis. By integrating with existing customer relationship management (CRM) systems, Implisit's platform scans signals and interprets text from CRM, calendars, and email communications. This technology captures and analyzes interactions with prospects and clients, automatically aligning them with CRM records to deliver timely, actionable insights. As a result, sales representatives receive alerts on deals and performance metrics, empowering them to make informed decisions. Managers benefit from the assurance that CRM data remains current and accurate, enabling more effective oversight of sales activities. Overall, Implisit's services drive revenue growth by focusing sales efforts on critical actions informed by real-time data analysis.
Moovit
Series B in 2013
Moovit is a Mobility as a Service (MaaS) provider and the world’s #1 transit app. Moovit simplifies your urban mobility in +2700 cities all around the world, making getting around town via mass transit easier and more convenient. Moovit has more than 300 million users, and was named Best Local App of 2016 by Google and Best of 2017 app by Apple. By combining information from public transit operators and authorities with live information from the user community, Moovit offers travelers a real-time picture, including the best route for their journey. The Moovit community sends active reports about their travel experience, such as bus congestion levels, cleanliness, and more to help others have a better travel experience. Moovit generates up to four billion anonymous data points a day that comprise the world's largest repository of transit data. The Big Data gathering is aided by Moovit’s network of more than 500,000 local editors, called “Mooviters”, who help map out and maintain local transit information in cities that would otherwise be unserved. Moovit is available for free on iOS, Android & Web in over 2,700 cities, across 86 countries worldwide, and can be used in 44 languages.
Sckipio
Series A in 2013
Sckipio Technologies is a semiconductor company based in Ramat Gan, Israel, that specializes in Gfast technologies aimed at providing ultra-broadband access. Founded in 2012, Sckipio focuses on delivering fiber-like broadband capabilities over existing infrastructure, specifically through next-generation G.fast-based Fiber-to-the-Distribution Point (FTTdp) architectures. The company is notable for being the first to launch Gfast modems and has made significant contributions to the Gfast standard, accounting for over 20% of its development. Sckipio's award-winning technology enables faster internet access over distances of up to 300 meters, facilitating improved connectivity for businesses and users alike.
ColorChip
Venture Round in 2013
ColorChip Ltd. specializes in the development of integrated optical components and sub-systems tailored for networking and communication applications, primarily serving the Datacom and Telecom markets. Founded in 2001 and based in Yokneam, Israel, the company offers a range of products, including transceivers for high-speed Ethernet links, data center interconnections, and various optical networking applications. Its technology is rooted in Application Specific Photonic Integrated Circuits (ASPICs) and robust planar lightwave circuit (PLC) technology, enabling the creation of dense multi-lane photonic integrated circuits and other optical solutions. ColorChip's products also encompass PLC splitter chips and wafers for FTTX networks, as well as components for both analog and digital passive optical networks. With a focus on scalability and advanced manufacturing processes, ColorChip supports critical infrastructure in the telecommunications industry, particularly for data centers and enterprise networking.
Outbrain
Series E in 2013
Outbrain is a recommendation platform designed for the open web, facilitating the discovery of content for online consumers through personalized recommendation feeds. It connects advertisers with their target audiences by delivering ads that appear as links to articles, products, and videos on various media partners' websites and mobile applications. The platform drives quality engagement by matching users with relevant content, generating revenue for the company based on user interactions with the advertisements. Outbrain operates in multiple regions, including Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the United States, positioning itself as a significant player in the digital advertising landscape.
Samanage
Series A in 2013
Samanage Ltd. is a cloud-based service management platform that empowers organizations to enhance employee productivity through streamlined IT management solutions. Established in 2007 and headquartered in Cary, North Carolina, Samanage offers a range of services, including IT service management, IT service desk, and technology audits. Its software simplifies complex tasks and automates basic functions, facilitating faster and more efficient service delivery across various sectors, particularly healthcare and financial services. In 2019, Samanage became a subsidiary of SolarWinds Corporation, further expanding its capabilities and reach. The company's focus on delivering insights and improving service experiences has positioned it as a leading provider in the service management industry.
OpTier
Series E in 2013
OpTier Inc. specializes in business transaction management solutions, enabling application owners to effectively manage service performance and availability. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in New York, OpTier operates as a subsidiary of SAP SE. The company focuses on application performance management (APM) and big data analytics, processing billions of business transactions daily. Its award-winning cloud-based APM solution assists businesses in proactively monitoring and optimizing their production applications. OpTier serves major global enterprises, including Aflac, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Morgan Stanley, O2, and Wells Fargo, providing insights that enhance application performance, improve business outcomes, and boost customer satisfaction.
Eyeview
Series C in 2013
Eyeview Inc. is a video advertising technology company based in New York that specializes in providing brands with effective return on investment for their video advertising expenditures. The company’s flagship platform, VideoIQ, integrates consumer, brand, and retail data to create personalized, one-to-one video advertisements, which can be delivered programmatically across various platforms, including television, desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Eyeview also offers a range of solutions tailored to specific industries, such as lead generation for the automotive sector, in-store marketing for consumer packaged goods, and online booking for travel. The platform can be utilized through a managed service with support from Eyeview's team or via a self-service interface. Established in 2007, Eyeview has garnered recognition for its rapid growth and serves notable clients such as P&G, Walgreens, Lowes, Honda, and BMW.
Minute Media
Series A in 2013
Minute Media is a global technology and content company that focuses on sports and culture. It operates a proprietary platform designed for the creation, distribution, and monetization of digital short-form content. The company owns prominent sports content brands, including The Players' Tribune, FanSided, 90min, and STN Video, and offers content creation tools tailored for leagues, athletes, and professional creators. With a reach of 200 million monthly users, Minute Media supports over 1,500 content creators and collaborates with more than 250 distribution partners across 14 global markets in 10 languages. The company has offices located in New York, London, Tel-Aviv, São Paulo, and Tokyo.
flok
Series A in 2013
flok LTD is a customer engagement and loyalty platform that offers a mobile application for both iOS and Android, enabling consumers to access loyalty plans and rewards from various vendors. The platform serves multiple industries, including food and drink, beauty, retail, health and fitness, entertainment, and services. Originally launched in 2011 as a digital punch card app, flok has evolved into a comprehensive customer communication solution that includes features such as chatbots, AI-assisted chat, automated and one-to-one messaging, and proximity campaigns. The company partners with a range of businesses from major retailers to local shops across multiple countries. Based in New York City with additional offices in Tel Aviv, flok was previously known as LoyalBlocks Ltd and has been a subsidiary of Wix.com since 2017.
ColorChip
Venture Round in 2013
ColorChip Ltd. specializes in the development of integrated optical components and sub-systems tailored for networking and communication applications, primarily serving the Datacom and Telecom markets. Founded in 2001 and based in Yokneam, Israel, the company offers a range of products, including transceivers for high-speed Ethernet links, data center interconnections, and various optical networking applications. Its technology is rooted in Application Specific Photonic Integrated Circuits (ASPICs) and robust planar lightwave circuit (PLC) technology, enabling the creation of dense multi-lane photonic integrated circuits and other optical solutions. ColorChip's products also encompass PLC splitter chips and wafers for FTTX networks, as well as components for both analog and digital passive optical networks. With a focus on scalability and advanced manufacturing processes, ColorChip supports critical infrastructure in the telecommunications industry, particularly for data centers and enterprise networking.
WatchDox
Venture Round in 2013
WatchDox, Inc. is a provider of a cloud-based enterprise file synchronization and sharing platform designed to enable users to access, share, and control critical documents across various devices. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company offers a range of services, including cloud storage, secure file sharing, mobile content management, and document security solutions. Its platform supports both software-as-a-service (SaaS) and on-premise deployments, allowing organizations to adopt bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives while ensuring document control and protection. WatchDox serves a diverse array of industries, including construction, finance, healthcare, legal, and technology, facilitating collaboration among partners and enabling remote management of documents. Formerly known as Confidela, Inc., the company rebranded in January 2011 and operates as a subsidiary of BlackBerry Limited as of 2015.
PlayScape
Venture Round in 2012
PlayScape, previously known as MoMinis, offers a platform that simplifies the mobile game development and publishing process for creators. Its PlayScape Studio is a free, user-friendly, and platform-agnostic tool that enables developers to create and port games across various devices and operating systems without the need to choose a specific platform in advance. The company provides monetization channels through its online stores and partnerships with operators and publishers, allowing developers to earn commissions from game sales. Additionally, PlayScape's platform supports game publishers by monitoring and streamlining game performance, implementing targeted advertising campaigns, and facilitating cross-promotion, all of which help maximize monetization opportunities and drive success in the competitive mobile gaming market.
WalkMe
Series B in 2012
WalkMe Inc. develops and distributes a cloud-based guidance and engagement platform designed to enhance digital adoption and improve user experience. Its Digital Adoption Platform allows organizations to tailor software to meet the needs of employees and customers, while WalkMe Automation simplifies tasks by automating complex processes and eliminating unnecessary clicks. Additionally, WalkMe provides solutions for modernizing legacy on-premises platforms and offers security products. The platform integrates with various applications, including Salesforce and Workday, and supports sectors such as financial services, healthcare, insurance, retail, software, utilities, and education. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, WalkMe also has offices in major cities worldwide, including New York, London, and Tokyo. WalkMe Inc. operates as a subsidiary of WalkMe, Ltd.
Samanage
Series A in 2012
Samanage Ltd. is a cloud-based service management platform that empowers organizations to enhance employee productivity through streamlined IT management solutions. Established in 2007 and headquartered in Cary, North Carolina, Samanage offers a range of services, including IT service management, IT service desk, and technology audits. Its software simplifies complex tasks and automates basic functions, facilitating faster and more efficient service delivery across various sectors, particularly healthcare and financial services. In 2019, Samanage became a subsidiary of SolarWinds Corporation, further expanding its capabilities and reach. The company's focus on delivering insights and improving service experiences has positioned it as a leading provider in the service management industry.
JFrog
Series A in 2012
JFrog Ltd. is a provider of a comprehensive DevOps platform designed to facilitate continuous software release management. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, JFrog offers a range of products that enhance the efficiency of software development and deployment. Its flagship product, JFrog Artifactory, serves as a universal package repository, enabling organizations to store, manage, and update software packages at any scale. Other key offerings include JFrog Pipelines for securing packages, JFrog Distribution for enterprise-grade software distribution, and JFrog Mission Control for overseeing the software release management workflow. The platform supports a hybrid approach to software supply chain management, allowing for seamless integration between development and operations teams. JFrog caters to various industries, including technology, financial services, retail, healthcare, and telecommunications, positioning itself as a crucial player in the DevOps domain by addressing the challenges associated with software artifacts and distribution.
Moovit
Series A in 2012
Moovit is a Mobility as a Service (MaaS) provider and the world’s #1 transit app. Moovit simplifies your urban mobility in +2700 cities all around the world, making getting around town via mass transit easier and more convenient. Moovit has more than 300 million users, and was named Best Local App of 2016 by Google and Best of 2017 app by Apple. By combining information from public transit operators and authorities with live information from the user community, Moovit offers travelers a real-time picture, including the best route for their journey. The Moovit community sends active reports about their travel experience, such as bus congestion levels, cleanliness, and more to help others have a better travel experience. Moovit generates up to four billion anonymous data points a day that comprise the world's largest repository of transit data. The Big Data gathering is aided by Moovit’s network of more than 500,000 local editors, called “Mooviters”, who help map out and maintain local transit information in cities that would otherwise be unserved. Moovit is available for free on iOS, Android & Web in over 2,700 cities, across 86 countries worldwide, and can be used in 44 languages.
WatchDox
Venture Round in 2012
WatchDox, Inc. is a provider of a cloud-based enterprise file synchronization and sharing platform designed to enable users to access, share, and control critical documents across various devices. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company offers a range of services, including cloud storage, secure file sharing, mobile content management, and document security solutions. Its platform supports both software-as-a-service (SaaS) and on-premise deployments, allowing organizations to adopt bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives while ensuring document control and protection. WatchDox serves a diverse array of industries, including construction, finance, healthcare, legal, and technology, facilitating collaboration among partners and enabling remote management of documents. Formerly known as Confidela, Inc., the company rebranded in January 2011 and operates as a subsidiary of BlackBerry Limited as of 2015.
Eyeview
Series B in 2012
Eyeview Inc. is a video advertising technology company based in New York that specializes in providing brands with effective return on investment for their video advertising expenditures. The company’s flagship platform, VideoIQ, integrates consumer, brand, and retail data to create personalized, one-to-one video advertisements, which can be delivered programmatically across various platforms, including television, desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Eyeview also offers a range of solutions tailored to specific industries, such as lead generation for the automotive sector, in-store marketing for consumer packaged goods, and online booking for travel. The platform can be utilized through a managed service with support from Eyeview's team or via a self-service interface. Established in 2007, Eyeview has garnered recognition for its rapid growth and serves notable clients such as P&G, Walgreens, Lowes, Honda, and BMW.
flok
Venture Round in 2012
flok LTD is a customer engagement and loyalty platform that offers a mobile application for both iOS and Android, enabling consumers to access loyalty plans and rewards from various vendors. The platform serves multiple industries, including food and drink, beauty, retail, health and fitness, entertainment, and services. Originally launched in 2011 as a digital punch card app, flok has evolved into a comprehensive customer communication solution that includes features such as chatbots, AI-assisted chat, automated and one-to-one messaging, and proximity campaigns. The company partners with a range of businesses from major retailers to local shops across multiple countries. Based in New York City with additional offices in Tel Aviv, flok was previously known as LoyalBlocks Ltd and has been a subsidiary of Wix.com since 2017.
ColorChip
Venture Round in 2011
ColorChip Ltd. specializes in the development of integrated optical components and sub-systems tailored for networking and communication applications, primarily serving the Datacom and Telecom markets. Founded in 2001 and based in Yokneam, Israel, the company offers a range of products, including transceivers for high-speed Ethernet links, data center interconnections, and various optical networking applications. Its technology is rooted in Application Specific Photonic Integrated Circuits (ASPICs) and robust planar lightwave circuit (PLC) technology, enabling the creation of dense multi-lane photonic integrated circuits and other optical solutions. ColorChip's products also encompass PLC splitter chips and wafers for FTTX networks, as well as components for both analog and digital passive optical networks. With a focus on scalability and advanced manufacturing processes, ColorChip supports critical infrastructure in the telecommunications industry, particularly for data centers and enterprise networking.
Amadesa
Series B in 2011
Amadesa is a provider of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions aimed at enhancing online customer experiences through personalization and automated content delivery. Its flagship product, the Amadesa Customer Experience Suite, enables businesses to conduct end-to-end testing and personalization, which helps maximize revenues and improve marketing effectiveness. The suite includes tools for A/B and multivariate testing, segment testing, product recommendations, and optimization of various online elements such as shopping carts and landing pages. By allowing companies to refine and optimize their content delivery and customer interactions, Amadesa supports increased engagement and conversion rates. Headquartered in the United States, Amadesa also emphasizes innovation and excellence through its professional services team, which provides ongoing support and training to its agency, consulting, and technology partners.
Teads
Private Equity Round in 2011
Teads, Inc. is a company that specializes in creating enterprise software for digital branding, primarily through its video advertising supply side platform (SSP) designed for publishers and brands. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, with additional offices in Chicago and California, Teads enables clients to generate outstream video advertising inventory and effectively monetize it via their sales forces, third parties, and programmatic buying. The platform offers an omnichannel solution for programmatic digital advertising across a global network of premium media, integrating technologies for buy-side, sell-side, creative, and data optimization. By providing brand-safe and engaging ad experiences, Teads reaches billions of unique users, enhancing the effectiveness of digital advertising transactions and delivering sustainable business outcomes for advertisers and agencies.
Totango
Series A in 2011
Totango, Inc. is a leading provider of a customer success platform designed to enhance customer engagement and drive business growth. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, the company specializes in customer-led growth by integrating customer data to monitor health changes and foster proactive engagement. Its suite of solutions includes the Customer Success Centre for customer engagement, Zoe for enterprise impact, and DNA-CX for real-time customer context. Additionally, Totango offers tools for customer onboarding, adoption, renewal, and risk management through its AI-powered Customer Intelligence Engine, Unison. The platform supports businesses in achieving predictable revenue and maximizing customer value by streamlining operations and providing actionable insights. Totango serves a diverse range of clients, including notable companies such as SAP and GitHub, and has established itself as an innovator in customer success technology. The organization has a remote workforce spanning multiple states and countries, with offices located in New York City and Tel Aviv.
SupportSpace
Series C in 2011
SupportSpace, Inc. specializes in providing online technical support services to consumers and small businesses. Founded in 2005 and based in South San Francisco, California, the company offers a range of services including Microsoft Windows support, virus and spyware removal, software installation, email account setup, and file recovery. SupportSpace utilizes a virtual workforce of certified experts who deliver these services through a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform. The company aims to enhance the customer experience by leveraging a Virtual Expert Network, which allows service providers to operate flexibly while benefiting both partners and users. SupportSpace serves a diverse clientele, including vendors, retailers, and Internet service providers.
CloudShare
Venture Round in 2011
CloudShare Ltd. is a cloud computing company that provides a platform for developing and testing IT applications, software, and systems. Established in 2007 and headquartered in San Francisco, CloudShare offers various solutions tailored to different user needs, including CloudShare Enterprise for large teams and enterprises, CloudShare Labs for developers and IT professionals, and CloudShare ProPlus for individual users. These solutions enable users to build, manage, and share multiple environments on-demand, facilitating tasks such as virtual training, demos, and proofs-of-concept. The company's platform supports the migration of virtual machines and allows on-premise solutions and SaaS applications to leverage cloud capabilities seamlessly. CloudShare's offerings enhance productivity and collaboration for technology vendors, enterprises, and IT professionals. The company has established strategic partnerships with major industry players, further extending its reach and capabilities.
Adap.tv
Series C in 2011
Adap.tv, now part of ONE by AOL, specializes in programmatic video advertising, providing tools and services that enhance how video publishers utilize online advertising. The company offers the Adap.tv OneSource platform, which allows publishers to manage and serve advertisements from both their own sales teams and third-party advertising networks through a unified interface. This innovation facilitates a more streamlined approach for marketers and media brands to engage consumers across various platforms, including desktop, mobile, and television. By focusing on performance-driven campaigns, Adap.tv positions itself as a key partner for leading publishers, advertisers, and agencies aiming to optimize their brand value in the digital landscape.
Outbrain
Series C in 2011
Outbrain is a recommendation platform designed for the open web, facilitating the discovery of content for online consumers through personalized recommendation feeds. It connects advertisers with their target audiences by delivering ads that appear as links to articles, products, and videos on various media partners' websites and mobile applications. The platform drives quality engagement by matching users with relevant content, generating revenue for the company based on user interactions with the advertisements. Outbrain operates in multiple regions, including Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the United States, positioning itself as a significant player in the digital advertising landscape.
Quali
Venture Round in 2011
Quali is a provider of automation and orchestration software aimed at enhancing the DevOps lifecycle and productivity for enterprise engineering teams. Its SaaS-based platform utilizes cloud sandboxes, which serve as personal replicas of production environments, to facilitate the automation of DevOps processes. This enables comprehensive product lifecycle testing, management, and optimization. By streamlining these operations, Quali helps enterprises and service providers improve developer productivity, enhance cloud governance, and achieve greater efficiency across engineering, sales, and security organizations, all while reducing operational costs.
WatchDox
Series B in 2011
WatchDox, Inc. is a provider of a cloud-based enterprise file synchronization and sharing platform designed to enable users to access, share, and control critical documents across various devices. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company offers a range of services, including cloud storage, secure file sharing, mobile content management, and document security solutions. Its platform supports both software-as-a-service (SaaS) and on-premise deployments, allowing organizations to adopt bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives while ensuring document control and protection. WatchDox serves a diverse array of industries, including construction, finance, healthcare, legal, and technology, facilitating collaboration among partners and enabling remote management of documents. Formerly known as Confidela, Inc., the company rebranded in January 2011 and operates as a subsidiary of BlackBerry Limited as of 2015.
ColorChip
Venture Round in 2010
ColorChip Ltd. specializes in the development of integrated optical components and sub-systems tailored for networking and communication applications, primarily serving the Datacom and Telecom markets. Founded in 2001 and based in Yokneam, Israel, the company offers a range of products, including transceivers for high-speed Ethernet links, data center interconnections, and various optical networking applications. Its technology is rooted in Application Specific Photonic Integrated Circuits (ASPICs) and robust planar lightwave circuit (PLC) technology, enabling the creation of dense multi-lane photonic integrated circuits and other optical solutions. ColorChip's products also encompass PLC splitter chips and wafers for FTTX networks, as well as components for both analog and digital passive optical networks. With a focus on scalability and advanced manufacturing processes, ColorChip supports critical infrastructure in the telecommunications industry, particularly for data centers and enterprise networking.
The Gifts Project
Seed Round in 2010
The Gifts Project is a social ecommerce platform focused on group gifting, designed to enhance the shopping experience for online retailers, marketplaces, and gift stores. This white label solution integrates a social group gifting platform directly into ecommerce websites, allowing customers to share special occasions with their social networks. By enabling friends to contribute towards each other's gifts during the checkout process, The Gifts Project facilitates a collaborative and engaging shopping experience. The company is a product of Appchee Applications Ltd., an Israeli startup, and is supported by notable investors, including Eyal Gura, Dr. Yossi Vardi, Gemini Israel Funds, and Index Ventures.
Teads
Series A in 2010
Teads, Inc. is a company that specializes in creating enterprise software for digital branding, primarily through its video advertising supply side platform (SSP) designed for publishers and brands. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, with additional offices in Chicago and California, Teads enables clients to generate outstream video advertising inventory and effectively monetize it via their sales forces, third parties, and programmatic buying. The platform offers an omnichannel solution for programmatic digital advertising across a global network of premium media, integrating technologies for buy-side, sell-side, creative, and data optimization. By providing brand-safe and engaging ad experiences, Teads reaches billions of unique users, enhancing the effectiveness of digital advertising transactions and delivering sustainable business outcomes for advertisers and agencies.
TaKaDu
Series A in 2010
TaKaDu Ltd. is a global software provider specializing in integrated event management solutions for the water industry. Founded in 2009 and based in Yehud, Israel, the company offers a cloud-based platform that helps water utilities detect, analyze, and manage various network events, including leaks, bursts, and operational failures. By utilizing advanced statistical and mathematical algorithms, TaKaDu transforms utility data into actionable insights, supporting improved decision-making for both operational and strategic purposes. Its solution encompasses multiple modules, including event management, data analytics, and reporting, enabling utilities to enhance efficiency and reduce non-revenue water while gaining comprehensive visibility across their operations.
ConteXtream
Series B in 2010
ConteXtream is a privately held software company based in Santa Clara, California, specializing in cloud-based network virtualization technology. The company offers a unique Service Delivery Grid designed to enhance network performance and reduce costs for broadband network operators. This framework allows operators to customize applications for individual subscribers, creating a personalized user experience. ConteXtream's software-defined networking (SDN) solutions enable Tier-1 carriers to connect subscribers to various services while utilizing standard server hardware and hypervisors, effectively replacing traditional proprietary systems. The company is supported by prominent investors in Silicon Valley and globally, including Benhamou Global Ventures, Gemini Israel Funds, Norwest Venture Partners, and others.
Eyeview
Series A in 2010
Eyeview Inc. is a video advertising technology company based in New York that specializes in providing brands with effective return on investment for their video advertising expenditures. The company’s flagship platform, VideoIQ, integrates consumer, brand, and retail data to create personalized, one-to-one video advertisements, which can be delivered programmatically across various platforms, including television, desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Eyeview also offers a range of solutions tailored to specific industries, such as lead generation for the automotive sector, in-store marketing for consumer packaged goods, and online booking for travel. The platform can be utilized through a managed service with support from Eyeview's team or via a self-service interface. Established in 2007, Eyeview has garnered recognition for its rapid growth and serves notable clients such as P&G, Walgreens, Lowes, Honda, and BMW.
dbMotion
Series C in 2009
dbMotion is a developer of a health information exchange platform focused on creating connected healthcare communities. Its software facilitates the development of secure virtual patient records by integrating patient information from various care providers and organizations without the need for data centralization or the replacement of existing systems. This interoperability enables healthcare organizations to share clinical information securely, regardless of data format or geographical location. By effectively connecting disparate information assets, dbMotion aims to enhance the quality, safety, and efficiency of patient care, ultimately transforming healthcare delivery through improved collaboration among care providers.
CloudShare
Series B in 2009
CloudShare Ltd. is a cloud computing company that provides a platform for developing and testing IT applications, software, and systems. Established in 2007 and headquartered in San Francisco, CloudShare offers various solutions tailored to different user needs, including CloudShare Enterprise for large teams and enterprises, CloudShare Labs for developers and IT professionals, and CloudShare ProPlus for individual users. These solutions enable users to build, manage, and share multiple environments on-demand, facilitating tasks such as virtual training, demos, and proofs-of-concept. The company's platform supports the migration of virtual machines and allows on-premise solutions and SaaS applications to leverage cloud capabilities seamlessly. CloudShare's offerings enhance productivity and collaboration for technology vendors, enterprises, and IT professionals. The company has established strategic partnerships with major industry players, further extending its reach and capabilities.
SupportSpace
Series B in 2009
SupportSpace, Inc. specializes in providing online technical support services to consumers and small businesses. Founded in 2005 and based in South San Francisco, California, the company offers a range of services including Microsoft Windows support, virus and spyware removal, software installation, email account setup, and file recovery. SupportSpace utilizes a virtual workforce of certified experts who deliver these services through a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform. The company aims to enhance the customer experience by leveraging a Virtual Expert Network, which allows service providers to operate flexibly while benefiting both partners and users. SupportSpace serves a diverse clientele, including vendors, retailers, and Internet service providers.
Axxana
Series B in 2009
Axxana Inc. specializes in disaster recovery solutions tailored for enterprises and cloud service providers, focusing on achieving zero data loss over any distance. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Tel-Aviv, Israel, with an additional office in Newton, Massachusetts, the company offers innovative products such as the Phoenix System for Oracle and Exadata, which allows for data recovery across diverse distances and communication channels. Additionally, Axxana's Phoenix System RP enhances the performance of RecoverPoint's asynchronous replication, providing synchronous data protection without data loss. The company's approach integrates expertise from aviation's Flight Data Recorder technology, addressing critical challenges in data protection, including data loss, distance between data centers, and associated costs. Axxana's offerings are designed for deployment in production data centers globally, marking a significant advancement in the field of disaster recovery and enterprise data recording.
Metrolight
Series D in 2009
Metrolight Ltd. is an Israeli company specializing in eHID and LED lighting solutions aimed at enhancing energy efficiency for various applications. Established in 1996 and headquartered in Netanya, Metrolight offers a range of products including electronic ballasts, lighting control systems, and the EcoPOD and EcoBOX systems, which cater to indoor and outdoor lighting needs. Their solutions are suitable for diverse environments such as warehouses, factories, retail spaces, and urban areas. By focusing on reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions, Metrolight's products help clients save on energy costs while promoting sustainability across retail, industrial, and municipal sectors.
Outbrain
Series B in 2009
Outbrain is a recommendation platform designed for the open web, facilitating the discovery of content for online consumers through personalized recommendation feeds. It connects advertisers with their target audiences by delivering ads that appear as links to articles, products, and videos on various media partners' websites and mobile applications. The platform drives quality engagement by matching users with relevant content, generating revenue for the company based on user interactions with the advertisements. Outbrain operates in multiple regions, including Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the United States, positioning itself as a significant player in the digital advertising landscape.
Olista
Venture Round in 2008
Olista specializes in customer experience analytics solutions tailored for mobile and broadband operators. Their software helps these operators gain deep insights into customer behavior, which allows them to enhance the user experience across various service offerings. By focusing on service adoption management, Olista aims to increase the number of active subscribers for data services, enabling operators to effectively monetize their offerings. With extensive expertise in managing and marketing solutions, Olista is well-equipped to address the challenges faced by service providers in optimizing customer engagement and satisfaction.
OpTier
Series D in 2008
OpTier Inc. specializes in business transaction management solutions, enabling application owners to effectively manage service performance and availability. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in New York, OpTier operates as a subsidiary of SAP SE. The company focuses on application performance management (APM) and big data analytics, processing billions of business transactions daily. Its award-winning cloud-based APM solution assists businesses in proactively monitoring and optimizing their production applications. OpTier serves major global enterprises, including Aflac, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Morgan Stanley, O2, and Wells Fargo, providing insights that enhance application performance, improve business outcomes, and boost customer satisfaction.
Adap.tv
Series B in 2008
Adap.tv, now part of ONE by AOL, specializes in programmatic video advertising, providing tools and services that enhance how video publishers utilize online advertising. The company offers the Adap.tv OneSource platform, which allows publishers to manage and serve advertisements from both their own sales teams and third-party advertising networks through a unified interface. This innovation facilitates a more streamlined approach for marketers and media brands to engage consumers across various platforms, including desktop, mobile, and television. By focusing on performance-driven campaigns, Adap.tv positions itself as a key partner for leading publishers, advertisers, and agencies aiming to optimize their brand value in the digital landscape.
WatchDox
Series A in 2008
WatchDox, Inc. is a provider of a cloud-based enterprise file synchronization and sharing platform designed to enable users to access, share, and control critical documents across various devices. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company offers a range of services, including cloud storage, secure file sharing, mobile content management, and document security solutions. Its platform supports both software-as-a-service (SaaS) and on-premise deployments, allowing organizations to adopt bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives while ensuring document control and protection. WatchDox serves a diverse array of industries, including construction, finance, healthcare, legal, and technology, facilitating collaboration among partners and enabling remote management of documents. Formerly known as Confidela, Inc., the company rebranded in January 2011 and operates as a subsidiary of BlackBerry Limited as of 2015.
Octavian
Series B in 2008
Octavian, Inc. provides a SaaS middle-office software solutions for wealth and investment management industry in the United States. The company offers a suite of applications that provide revenue management solutions for asset managers, sponsors, and broker/dealers. Its products allow users to automate the fee processing, automate fee calculations and billing, and consolidated reporting for private banking and wealth management. It serves separately managed accounts managers and sponsors, mutual funds, private banking, institutional asset management, and business line management markets. Octavian was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Woburn, Massachusetts.
Neocleus
Series B in 2008
Neocleus specializes in endpoint virtualization technology designed for enterprise IT departments. The company offers NeoSphere, an extensible client virtualization platform that integrates existing PC management systems with advanced visualization capabilities. Neocleus' solutions address critical endpoint concerns by operating IT resources outside of a Windows environment while maintaining full access to the underlying hardware. This innovative approach provides IT departments with a manageable virtual environment, allowing users secure access to essential corporate assets from any endpoint, regardless of its location or security status. By enhancing the Xen Open Source hypervisor to create an endpoint-oriented version, Neocleus contributes to the open source community, fostering an ecosystem of endpoint virtualization partners and enabling developers to focus on building high-performance applications without the complexities of the underlying architecture.
Eyeview
Seed Round in 2008
Eyeview Inc. is a video advertising technology company based in New York that specializes in providing brands with effective return on investment for their video advertising expenditures. The company’s flagship platform, VideoIQ, integrates consumer, brand, and retail data to create personalized, one-to-one video advertisements, which can be delivered programmatically across various platforms, including television, desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Eyeview also offers a range of solutions tailored to specific industries, such as lead generation for the automotive sector, in-store marketing for consumer packaged goods, and online booking for travel. The platform can be utilized through a managed service with support from Eyeview's team or via a self-service interface. Established in 2007, Eyeview has garnered recognition for its rapid growth and serves notable clients such as P&G, Walgreens, Lowes, Honda, and BMW.
SupportSpace
Series B in 2008
SupportSpace, Inc. specializes in providing online technical support services to consumers and small businesses. Founded in 2005 and based in South San Francisco, California, the company offers a range of services including Microsoft Windows support, virus and spyware removal, software installation, email account setup, and file recovery. SupportSpace utilizes a virtual workforce of certified experts who deliver these services through a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform. The company aims to enhance the customer experience by leveraging a Virtual Expert Network, which allows service providers to operate flexibly while benefiting both partners and users. SupportSpace serves a diverse clientele, including vendors, retailers, and Internet service providers.
PrimeSense
Series B in 2008
PrimeSense specializes in 3D-sensing and machine-vision technologies that enable digital devices to perceive their environment similarly to humans. The company's innovative products include a sensor that captures user movements and surroundings, coupled with a processing unit that interprets these inputs. This technology allows for natural interaction without the need for wearable devices, promoting a seamless user experience. PrimeSense's solutions can enhance video gaming by enabling body movement and gestures, facilitate interactions with digital interfaces without traditional input devices, and improve video communication through features like virtual backgrounds. The company's approach aims to create robust and user-friendly experiences across various applications, making advanced interaction accessible and intuitive.
Outbrain
Series A in 2008
Outbrain is a recommendation platform designed for the open web, facilitating the discovery of content for online consumers through personalized recommendation feeds. It connects advertisers with their target audiences by delivering ads that appear as links to articles, products, and videos on various media partners' websites and mobile applications. The platform drives quality engagement by matching users with relevant content, generating revenue for the company based on user interactions with the advertisements. Outbrain operates in multiple regions, including Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the United States, positioning itself as a significant player in the digital advertising landscape.
Xjet
Series A in 2007
XJet Ltd. is a manufacturer of advanced additive manufacturing solutions specializing in inkjet-based 3D printing systems for metal and ceramic parts. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Rehovot, Israel, the company initially focused on the solar industry before transitioning to metal additive manufacturing in 2013. XJet has developed a patented technology known as NanoParticle Jetting™ (NPJ), which utilizes solid metal nanoparticles suspended in liquid ink to produce high-quality, geometrically complex parts. This innovative approach allows for the ease of metal manufacturing akin to traditional inkjet printing without sacrificing production efficiency. The company serves various markets, including aerospace, automotive, medical, and tooling, and generates revenue through the sale of its 3D printing systems and consumables. With a strong emphasis on research and development, XJet boasts a team of 50 specialists and has filed numerous patents to protect its technological advancements.
Novafora
Venture Round in 2007
Novafora is a video processor company enabling OEMs to deliver on the promise of the digital video revolution - the highest quality video, anywhere, on any display device and at any time. The company was founded in 2004 and is based in Cupertino, California.
Metrolight
Series C in 2007
Metrolight Ltd. is an Israeli company specializing in eHID and LED lighting solutions aimed at enhancing energy efficiency for various applications. Established in 1996 and headquartered in Netanya, Metrolight offers a range of products including electronic ballasts, lighting control systems, and the EcoPOD and EcoBOX systems, which cater to indoor and outdoor lighting needs. Their solutions are suitable for diverse environments such as warehouses, factories, retail spaces, and urban areas. By focusing on reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions, Metrolight's products help clients save on energy costs while promoting sustainability across retail, industrial, and municipal sectors.
Adap.tv
Series A in 2007
Adap.tv, now part of ONE by AOL, specializes in programmatic video advertising, providing tools and services that enhance how video publishers utilize online advertising. The company offers the Adap.tv OneSource platform, which allows publishers to manage and serve advertisements from both their own sales teams and third-party advertising networks through a unified interface. This innovation facilitates a more streamlined approach for marketers and media brands to engage consumers across various platforms, including desktop, mobile, and television. By focusing on performance-driven campaigns, Adap.tv positions itself as a key partner for leading publishers, advertisers, and agencies aiming to optimize their brand value in the digital landscape.
Intercast Networks
Venture Round in 2007
Intercast Networks Ltd. develops next-generation content delivery products based on its Multicast-to-Storage (M2S) technology. Intercast Networks Ltd. was formerly known as Arootz Interactive Ltd. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Netanya, Israel.
Axxana
Series A in 2007
Axxana Inc. specializes in disaster recovery solutions tailored for enterprises and cloud service providers, focusing on achieving zero data loss over any distance. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Tel-Aviv, Israel, with an additional office in Newton, Massachusetts, the company offers innovative products such as the Phoenix System for Oracle and Exadata, which allows for data recovery across diverse distances and communication channels. Additionally, Axxana's Phoenix System RP enhances the performance of RecoverPoint's asynchronous replication, providing synchronous data protection without data loss. The company's approach integrates expertise from aviation's Flight Data Recorder technology, addressing critical challenges in data protection, including data loss, distance between data centers, and associated costs. Axxana's offerings are designed for deployment in production data centers globally, marking a significant advancement in the field of disaster recovery and enterprise data recording.
OpTier
Venture Round in 2007
OpTier Inc. specializes in business transaction management solutions, enabling application owners to effectively manage service performance and availability. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in New York, OpTier operates as a subsidiary of SAP SE. The company focuses on application performance management (APM) and big data analytics, processing billions of business transactions daily. Its award-winning cloud-based APM solution assists businesses in proactively monitoring and optimizing their production applications. OpTier serves major global enterprises, including Aflac, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Morgan Stanley, O2, and Wells Fargo, providing insights that enhance application performance, improve business outcomes, and boost customer satisfaction.
ConteXtream
Series A in 2007
ConteXtream is a privately held software company based in Santa Clara, California, specializing in cloud-based network virtualization technology. The company offers a unique Service Delivery Grid designed to enhance network performance and reduce costs for broadband network operators. This framework allows operators to customize applications for individual subscribers, creating a personalized user experience. ConteXtream's software-defined networking (SDN) solutions enable Tier-1 carriers to connect subscribers to various services while utilizing standard server hardware and hypervisors, effectively replacing traditional proprietary systems. The company is supported by prominent investors in Silicon Valley and globally, including Benhamou Global Ventures, Gemini Israel Funds, Norwest Venture Partners, and others.
modu
Series A in 2007
modu invented, developed and is manufacturing tiny modular phones that can be "modufied" by connecting them with sleek devices known as fys. These devices enhance the functionality of the phone so users can have the smallest possible phone while enjoying a full range of features whenever they want. The company was founded in 2007 by CEO Dov Moran, whose previous company, msystems, invented the USB Flash Drive (DiskOnKey) and sold to SanDisk for $1.6 billion. modu recently launched its smallest, most versatile phone yet: the modu T. At 7.5 cm long, it has been cited by Guinness World Records as the world's lightest touch phone. The modu T phone offers everything you want in a smartphone: 3.5G connectivity, GPS, access to social networks, texting, music functionality, a 2.2" touch screen and 2 GB of storage (expandable to 32 GB memory card). It also includes popular applications like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, eBuddy, Google Search and more. This user-friendly phone can be adapted to be anything you want it to be: a tiny phone for your pocket or a personal media center. You can camerafy it, sportify it, boostify it or textify it, with more fy devices to come. Soon to be launched in various countries, the modu T offers superb call quality and an easy-to-use interface, and runs on Qualcomm's Brew operating system. Also soon to be launched is the long-awaited modu W. - an android based Wi-Fi device with 2.2" touch screen. The modu W is feature rich device with unlimited applications through the modu market. The device allows users to talk, get social, chat, browse the web, play games, watch videos, listen to music and much more.
eSnips
Series B in 2007
eSnips operates as a media dashboard that enables users to express themselves through various digital content. It combines features of an online storage site, a content-sharing platform, and a social network, allowing users to upload a wide range of content types, including audio, video, images, and documents, with up to 5GB of free online storage available. In addition to content storage and sharing, eSnips fosters social interaction through its Communities feature, where users can connect, receive feedback, build fan bases, and form friendships based on shared interests. This platform serves as a comprehensive solution for individuals looking to manage and share their digital media while engaging with a like-minded community.
RADLIVE
Series A in 2007
Founded in 2005, RADLIVE develops high definition telephony technologies, products and applications. RADLIVE's innovative solutions and unique technology will transform the way users and organizations all over the world communicate and collaborate with each other. RADLIVE is a member of the RAD Group, a collection of independent companies that develop, manufacture and market solutions for diverse segments of the networking and telecommunications industry. Closed February 2010.
Neocleus
Series A in 2007
Neocleus specializes in endpoint virtualization technology designed for enterprise IT departments. The company offers NeoSphere, an extensible client virtualization platform that integrates existing PC management systems with advanced visualization capabilities. Neocleus' solutions address critical endpoint concerns by operating IT resources outside of a Windows environment while maintaining full access to the underlying hardware. This innovative approach provides IT departments with a manageable virtual environment, allowing users secure access to essential corporate assets from any endpoint, regardless of its location or security status. By enhancing the Xen Open Source hypervisor to create an endpoint-oriented version, Neocleus contributes to the open source community, fostering an ecosystem of endpoint virtualization partners and enabling developers to focus on building high-performance applications without the complexities of the underlying architecture.
Adap.tv
Seed Round in 2007
Adap.tv, now part of ONE by AOL, specializes in programmatic video advertising, providing tools and services that enhance how video publishers utilize online advertising. The company offers the Adap.tv OneSource platform, which allows publishers to manage and serve advertisements from both their own sales teams and third-party advertising networks through a unified interface. This innovation facilitates a more streamlined approach for marketers and media brands to engage consumers across various platforms, including desktop, mobile, and television. By focusing on performance-driven campaigns, Adap.tv positions itself as a key partner for leading publishers, advertisers, and agencies aiming to optimize their brand value in the digital landscape.
Wikio
Series A in 2007
Wikio Shopping is an e-commerce platform that enables users to find, compare, and purchase products and services. Users can find deals, consumer reviews, professional tests, photos, and videos on the platform. Wikio was founded by Pierre Chappaz in April 2006 and is based in Paris, Ile-de-France.
SayHired
Seed Round in 2007
SayHired facilitates the recruiting process by efficiently screening candidates for their sales abilities. Candidates apply to positions by recording responses to pitch prompts and/or question sets curated by recruiters. The responses are analyzed by our patent-pending engine for the qualities that the recruiter feels are most important to the position. Responses are ranked on a scale of 100 for each individual characteristic. Some examples of characteristics used to determine if a candidate is a good salesperson are empathy, friendliness, persuasiveness, or knowledgeability, among others. Once the scores have been released, both the candidate and the recruiter are able to view them. This way the candidate can learn from their previous applications to continually improve their sales abilities, while the recruiter can choose the best candidate for the position based on their scores. With SayHired, job applications go beyond the resume.
Wellsphere
Series A in 2007
Wellsphere is a developer and operator of an online health community that aims to enhance users' well-being through personalized health information and social support. The platform features contributions from over 1,200 medical experts, patients, and health professionals, providing a rich source of content for its users. Wellsphere operates a consumer site and also creates tailored wellness platforms for organizations, such as BeWell@Stanford. By connecting individuals and resources, Wellsphere facilitates the sharing of information that empowers members to lead healthier lives.
Novafora
Series A in 2006
Novafora is a video processor company enabling OEMs to deliver on the promise of the digital video revolution - the highest quality video, anywhere, on any display device and at any time. The company was founded in 2004 and is based in Cupertino, California.
Intercast Networks
Series A in 2006
Intercast Networks Ltd. develops next-generation content delivery products based on its Multicast-to-Storage (M2S) technology. Intercast Networks Ltd. was formerly known as Arootz Interactive Ltd. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Netanya, Israel.
SupportSpace
Series A in 2006
SupportSpace, Inc. specializes in providing online technical support services to consumers and small businesses. Founded in 2005 and based in South San Francisco, California, the company offers a range of services including Microsoft Windows support, virus and spyware removal, software installation, email account setup, and file recovery. SupportSpace utilizes a virtual workforce of certified experts who deliver these services through a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform. The company aims to enhance the customer experience by leveraging a Virtual Expert Network, which allows service providers to operate flexibly while benefiting both partners and users. SupportSpace serves a diverse clientele, including vendors, retailers, and Internet service providers.
eSnips
Series A in 2006
eSnips operates as a media dashboard that enables users to express themselves through various digital content. It combines features of an online storage site, a content-sharing platform, and a social network, allowing users to upload a wide range of content types, including audio, video, images, and documents, with up to 5GB of free online storage available. In addition to content storage and sharing, eSnips fosters social interaction through its Communities feature, where users can connect, receive feedback, build fan bases, and form friendships based on shared interests. This platform serves as a comprehensive solution for individuals looking to manage and share their digital media while engaging with a like-minded community.
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