JK&B Capital

JK&B Capital is a Chicago-based venture capital firm established in 1996 that specializes in the software, information technology, communications, and healthcare sectors. With over $1.1 billion in capital under management, the firm has a strong track record of generating exceptional returns by investing in companies that drive the growth of the information economy. JK&B Capital distinguishes itself through its team of eight investment professionals, who possess substantial technology expertise and provide hands-on guidance to portfolio companies. The firm leverages its partners' extensive industry experience and networks to facilitate high-level access to potential customers and strategic partners. JK&B Capital's flat organizational structure and collaborative approach enable quick responses to market changes and investment opportunities, emphasizing a focused and technically adept strategy in the evolving venture capital landscape.

Albert DaValle, Jr.

Partner Communications

Richard Finkelstein

Partner

Robert Humes

Partner Communications

David Kronfeld

Founder and Chairman

Thomas Neustaetter

Partner

Nancy O'Leary

CFO

Ali Shadman

Partner Communications

113 past transactions

EarlySense

Series H in 2019
EarlySense Ltd. specializes in developing advanced patient monitoring systems for healthcare facilities, including hospitals and rehabilitation centers. The company offers a range of products, such as the EarlySense System, which provides continuous monitoring of heart rate, respiratory rate, and patient motion, enabling healthcare teams to detect early signs of patient deterioration and prevent falls and pressure ulcers. Additionally, the Central Display Station allows nurses to supervise multiple patients effectively, while the contact-free consumer health monitor, known as LIVE, provides valuable health information to users and their caregivers. EarlySense's technology is employed in various medical settings, including surgical wards, oncology, and long-term care facilities. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Ramat Gan, Israel, with a marketing office in Woburn, Massachusetts, the company has formed partnerships to enhance its product offerings and expand its market reach.

Pharma Two B

Series C in 2017
Pharma Two B Ltd. is a specialty pharmaceuticals company based in Rehovot, Israel, with a subsidiary in the United States. Founded in 2007, the company focuses on developing clinically differentiated and value-added products based on approved drugs, particularly through fixed-dose combinations (FDCs) that feature two or more drugs with complementary effects. Its primary therapeutic areas of interest are Parkinson's disease and various types of cancer, including pancreatic, lung, and breast cancer. Pharma Two B aims to address significant unmet medical needs by utilizing a US 505b2 regulatory approach, which facilitates shorter approval timelines. The company also develops generic products with non-infringing formulations and licenses these products for development and commercialization through milestone and royalty arrangements.

EarlySense

Series G in 2016
EarlySense Ltd. specializes in developing advanced patient monitoring systems for healthcare facilities, including hospitals and rehabilitation centers. The company offers a range of products, such as the EarlySense System, which provides continuous monitoring of heart rate, respiratory rate, and patient motion, enabling healthcare teams to detect early signs of patient deterioration and prevent falls and pressure ulcers. Additionally, the Central Display Station allows nurses to supervise multiple patients effectively, while the contact-free consumer health monitor, known as LIVE, provides valuable health information to users and their caregivers. EarlySense's technology is employed in various medical settings, including surgical wards, oncology, and long-term care facilities. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Ramat Gan, Israel, with a marketing office in Woburn, Massachusetts, the company has formed partnerships to enhance its product offerings and expand its market reach.

Actiance

Venture Round in 2015
Actiance, Inc. offers communication, collaboration, and social media governance solutions tailored for enterprises and financial institutions across North America, Europe, and Latin America. The company's flagship Actiance Platform integrates various communication tools, including unified communications, enterprise social software, and instant messaging, to meet business needs while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Key products include Vantage, which simplifies management and compliance for enterprise communications, and Socialite, enabling secure access to social networks from any device. Founded in 1998 and originally known as FaceTime Communications, Actiance has evolved to address the complexities of modern communication environments, helping organizations navigate security, management, and compliance challenges associated with diverse communication channels. The company is headquartered in Redwood City, California, with additional offices in Atlanta, Arlington, Berkshire, and Bengaluru.

EarlySense

Series F in 2015
EarlySense Ltd. specializes in developing advanced patient monitoring systems for healthcare facilities, including hospitals and rehabilitation centers. The company offers a range of products, such as the EarlySense System, which provides continuous monitoring of heart rate, respiratory rate, and patient motion, enabling healthcare teams to detect early signs of patient deterioration and prevent falls and pressure ulcers. Additionally, the Central Display Station allows nurses to supervise multiple patients effectively, while the contact-free consumer health monitor, known as LIVE, provides valuable health information to users and their caregivers. EarlySense's technology is employed in various medical settings, including surgical wards, oncology, and long-term care facilities. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Ramat Gan, Israel, with a marketing office in Woburn, Massachusetts, the company has formed partnerships to enhance its product offerings and expand its market reach.

Vormetric

Venture Round in 2013
Vormetric, Inc. is a provider of data security solutions that safeguard sensitive information across various environments, including physical, virtual, and cloud settings. The company offers a comprehensive suite of products, including Vormetric Application Encryption, Vormetric Transparent Encryption, and Vormetric Cloud Encryption Gateway, which facilitate enterprise application encryption and secure cloud storage. Additionally, Vormetric Data Security Manager centralizes policy and key management, while Vormetric Key Management enhances security and compliance. The company's solutions also include Vormetric Live Data Transformation, security for Teradata databases, and tokenization services that de-identify sensitive data. Vormetric serves a diverse range of industries, including healthcare, finance, education, and government, and has established a strong customer base, with over 1,100 clients, including numerous Fortune 25 companies. Originally known as Sotera Networks, Inc., the company rebranded in 2002 and is currently headquartered in San Jose, California. As of 2016, Vormetric operates as a subsidiary of Thales e-Security, Inc.

EarlySense

Series E in 2012
EarlySense Ltd. specializes in developing advanced patient monitoring systems for healthcare facilities, including hospitals and rehabilitation centers. The company offers a range of products, such as the EarlySense System, which provides continuous monitoring of heart rate, respiratory rate, and patient motion, enabling healthcare teams to detect early signs of patient deterioration and prevent falls and pressure ulcers. Additionally, the Central Display Station allows nurses to supervise multiple patients effectively, while the contact-free consumer health monitor, known as LIVE, provides valuable health information to users and their caregivers. EarlySense's technology is employed in various medical settings, including surgical wards, oncology, and long-term care facilities. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Ramat Gan, Israel, with a marketing office in Woburn, Massachusetts, the company has formed partnerships to enhance its product offerings and expand its market reach.

Pharma Two B

Series B in 2012
Pharma Two B Ltd. is a specialty pharmaceuticals company based in Rehovot, Israel, with a subsidiary in the United States. Founded in 2007, the company focuses on developing clinically differentiated and value-added products based on approved drugs, particularly through fixed-dose combinations (FDCs) that feature two or more drugs with complementary effects. Its primary therapeutic areas of interest are Parkinson's disease and various types of cancer, including pancreatic, lung, and breast cancer. Pharma Two B aims to address significant unmet medical needs by utilizing a US 505b2 regulatory approach, which facilitates shorter approval timelines. The company also develops generic products with non-infringing formulations and licenses these products for development and commercialization through milestone and royalty arrangements.

Viewfinity

Series C in 2012
Viewfinity, Inc. specializes in application control and privilege management solutions designed to enhance the security of desktop, laptop, and server environments within enterprises. The company offers two primary products: Privilege Management for Endpoints, which regulates user rights for applications requiring elevated permissions, and Privilege Management for Servers, which allows for granular control of privileges based on user roles. Additionally, Viewfinity Application Control automates the processes of whitelisting and blacklisting applications, thereby streamlining security measures against sophisticated threats such as zero-day attacks and malware. The company serves a diverse range of sectors, including healthcare, education, energy, finance, government, and legal markets. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, Viewfinity also has locations in Europe and Israel. As of October 2015, it operates as a subsidiary of CyberArk Software, Ltd.

Polatis

Venture Round in 2012
Polatis is a company that specializes in optical switching technology, established in 2005 through the merger of prominent optical technology firms from Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Cambridge, UK. The company focuses on developing optical layer connectivity software designed for managing and switching fiber-based optical networks. Polatis offers a range of products including single- and multi-mode optical matrix switches, carrier optical monitor switches, and latching switches, catering to the demands of modern fiber networks. Through its innovative solutions, Polatis enhances the efficiency and reliability of optical communication systems.

S.E.A. Medical Systems

Series B in 2012
S.E.A. Medical Systems, Inc. is a private health technology company based in Santa Clara, California, established in 2008. The company specializes in developing medical devices aimed at preventing serious intravenous drug errors that could harm patients. Its product lineup includes IV Check, which validates IV preparations and detects drug diversion; Smart IV, which reports critical drug administration parameters; Auto IV, which automates IV delivery by matching drugs with electronic prescriptions; and IV Waste, which manages pharmaceutical waste and ensures compliance with regulatory standards. S.E.A. Medical Systems employs a patent-pending technology utilizing impedance spectroscopy to identify and characterize medical solutions in real time. This innovative approach has broad applications, including improving medication safety, ensuring effective biopharmaceutical manufacturing, supporting dialysis treatments, and detecting counterfeit medications. The company's technologies present significant market potential, particularly in the smart pump sector, which is valued at over $3 billion annually in the U.S.

NeuLion

Post in 2011
NeuLion, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in digital video broadcasting and distribution, operating in markets across North America, Asia, Europe, and Australia. Its primary offering, the NeuLion Digital Platform, is a comprehensive cloud-based solution that enables the live and on-demand distribution of sports and entertainment content to connected devices. The platform allows content owners and rights holders to manage various aspects of their digital video content, including preparation, marketing, monetization, and application development. NeuLion also provides software development kits for consumer electronics manufacturers, ensuring high-quality video experiences across a range of devices, including support for Ultra HD/4K content. The company serves a diverse clientele, including professional sports leagues, entertainment providers, and broadcasters, and has established partnerships with notable organizations such as the NBA, NFL, and UFC. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Plainview, New York, NeuLion operates as a subsidiary of Endeavor, LLC.

Baynote

Venture Round in 2011
Baynote is a technology company that specializes in providing a smart data hub designed to enhance consumer experiences in retail. By leveraging historical data and real-time behavior, Baynote creates comprehensive profiles of consumers across multiple devices. Its software utilizes big data and predictive intelligence to enable retailers to deliver personalized and relevant experiences tailored to individual shoppers. This innovative approach to individualized commerce has successfully assisted numerous retailers worldwide in improving their brand engagement and accelerating customer interactions. Baynote's focus on creating meaningful connections between retailers and consumers positions it as a valuable partner in the evolving landscape of retail technology.

EarlySense

Series D in 2010
EarlySense Ltd. specializes in developing advanced patient monitoring systems for healthcare facilities, including hospitals and rehabilitation centers. The company offers a range of products, such as the EarlySense System, which provides continuous monitoring of heart rate, respiratory rate, and patient motion, enabling healthcare teams to detect early signs of patient deterioration and prevent falls and pressure ulcers. Additionally, the Central Display Station allows nurses to supervise multiple patients effectively, while the contact-free consumer health monitor, known as LIVE, provides valuable health information to users and their caregivers. EarlySense's technology is employed in various medical settings, including surgical wards, oncology, and long-term care facilities. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Ramat Gan, Israel, with a marketing office in Woburn, Massachusetts, the company has formed partnerships to enhance its product offerings and expand its market reach.

Vantrix

Venture Round in 2010
Vantrix Corporation, acquired by Like Minded Entertainment in 2019, specializes in integrated media processing software tailored for video service providers and mobile operators. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, with additional offices in London, Dubai, and Hong Kong, Vantrix offers a comprehensive media platform that enables the delivery of multi-screen video content while optimizing for performance and cost. Their solutions include virtualized video processing with GPU capabilities, multimedia messaging optimization, and a centralized management dashboard for overseeing virtual applications and physical infrastructure. With deployments in over 65 networks globally, Vantrix aims to meet the evolving demands of digital content delivery across various connected devices. Founded in 1994, the company was previously known as VoiceAge Networks Corporation.

Viewfinity

Series B in 2010
Viewfinity, Inc. specializes in application control and privilege management solutions designed to enhance the security of desktop, laptop, and server environments within enterprises. The company offers two primary products: Privilege Management for Endpoints, which regulates user rights for applications requiring elevated permissions, and Privilege Management for Servers, which allows for granular control of privileges based on user roles. Additionally, Viewfinity Application Control automates the processes of whitelisting and blacklisting applications, thereby streamlining security measures against sophisticated threats such as zero-day attacks and malware. The company serves a diverse range of sectors, including healthcare, education, energy, finance, government, and legal markets. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, Viewfinity also has locations in Europe and Israel. As of October 2015, it operates as a subsidiary of CyberArk Software, Ltd.

VMIX Media

Series B in 2009
VMIX Media, Inc. is a provider of live video streaming software solutions that enable the production, recording, streaming, and display of live events. The company's software allows users to publish live productions directly to the Internet and incorporate various multimedia elements, including cameras, videos, images, audio, and presentations. VMIX Media offers a range of products, including vMix Software, which supports live mixing and streaming in multiple formats, vMix Control Surface for tactile production control, and vMix GO, a portable solution for connecting up to eight cameras. The company’s offerings cater to diverse sectors such as churches, sports, live events, education, and gaming, accommodating both large multi-camera setups and simple single-camera productions. Established in 2005 and headquartered in San Diego, California, VMIX Media operates as a subsidiary of StudioCoast Pty Ltd and distributes its products through authorized resellers both domestically and internationally.

Polatis

Venture Round in 2009
Polatis is a company that specializes in optical switching technology, established in 2005 through the merger of prominent optical technology firms from Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Cambridge, UK. The company focuses on developing optical layer connectivity software designed for managing and switching fiber-based optical networks. Polatis offers a range of products including single- and multi-mode optical matrix switches, carrier optical monitor switches, and latching switches, catering to the demands of modern fiber networks. Through its innovative solutions, Polatis enhances the efficiency and reliability of optical communication systems.

Kazeon

Series F in 2009
Kazeon Systems, Inc. is a provider of electronic discovery solutions based in Mountain View, California. Founded in 2003, the company offers a range of services including litigation support, information security, governance, and risk and compliance solutions. It also provides support and educational services for remote devices across various network types. Kazeon's Information Center assists clients in transforming their data centers into information centers, while its Information Server software automates the eDiscovery process, covering functions from identification and collection to analysis and review. Additionally, the company offers storage optimization solutions, including data consolidation, migration, archival, and backup search. As of 2009, Kazeon operates as a subsidiary of EMC Corporation.

Verimatrix

Series D in 2008
Verimatrix is a provider of software security and business intelligence solutions designed to safeguard content, devices, applications, and communications across various markets. With over 20 years of experience, the company serves many of the world's largest service providers and innovative organizations, enabling them to protect crucial systems. Verimatrix's product offerings include Multi-DRM, Video Content Authority Systems, watermarking, content distribution, TV authentication, analytics, code protection, mobile payment solutions, and strong authentication services. The company is committed to delivering cost-effective and easily deployable solutions, supported by responsive customer service through teams located globally.

Aperto Networks

Series F in 2008
Aperto Networks, Inc. is a manufacturer of infrastructure equipment for broadband standards, including WiMAX and Wi-Fi. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Pitt Meadows, Canada, the company provides a range of products designed for service providers and enterprises. Its offerings include the PacketMAX family, which supports voice, data, and video services for both fixed and mobile WiMAX applications, as well as the WaveCenter EMS Pro, a management system for overseeing wireless broadband networks. Aperto Networks focuses on delivering cost-effective, carrier-grade solutions that enable businesses, residential customers, and government organizations to access affordable wireless services. As of 2010, Aperto operates as a subsidiary of Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc.

Chumby

Series B in 2008
Chumby Industries developed an open-source hardware device known as Chumby, which allowed users to connect wirelessly to its network and access a variety of content widgets and applications. The device, roughly the size of a football, featured an LCD screen, speakers, USB ports, and storage capabilities. Users could customize Chumby to serve various functions, including as a music player, photo viewer, RSS reader, or eBay auction tracker. Chumby aimed to deliver a dynamic and engaging way to interact with internet content, maintaining a constantly updated stream of information. Despite its innovative offerings, Chumby Industries ceased operations in December 2011, and while a group of volunteers attempted to sustain the service, funding was projected to end in early 2013, threatening the functionality of the devices.

Cenzic

Series D in 2008
Cenzic specializes in application security testing for enterprise software, focusing on Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions. The company employs advanced techniques that extend beyond traditional signature-based tools to automatically identify vulnerabilities within applications. Cenzic's offerings include security testing for mobile, web, and cloud applications, as well as comprehensive training programs in security and penetration testing. Additionally, Cenzic provides professional implementation training and consulting services, both on-site and remotely, to enhance software engineering practices and bolster application security for its clients.

NextIO

Series C in 2008
NextIO is an information technology company.

Nanochip

Series C in 2008
Nanochip, Inc. was a fabless semiconductor company that focused on the development of microelectro-mechanical systems and silicon data storage chips. Its products were designed for use in various consumer electronics, including digital cameras, cell phones, MP3 players, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop computers, and servers. Despite its innovative approach to high-capacity removable storage solutions, the company ceased operations in May 2009 and was in the process of seeking buyers for its intellectual property at that time.

VMIX Media

Private Equity Round in 2007
VMIX Media, Inc. is a provider of live video streaming software solutions that enable the production, recording, streaming, and display of live events. The company's software allows users to publish live productions directly to the Internet and incorporate various multimedia elements, including cameras, videos, images, audio, and presentations. VMIX Media offers a range of products, including vMix Software, which supports live mixing and streaming in multiple formats, vMix Control Surface for tactile production control, and vMix GO, a portable solution for connecting up to eight cameras. The company’s offerings cater to diverse sectors such as churches, sports, live events, education, and gaming, accommodating both large multi-camera setups and simple single-camera productions. Established in 2005 and headquartered in San Diego, California, VMIX Media operates as a subsidiary of StudioCoast Pty Ltd and distributes its products through authorized resellers both domestically and internationally.

Treemo Labs

Series A in 2007
Seattle based and founded in 2005,Treemo Labs provides an Apps publishing platform with integrated social media, social networking, location services, gaming and premium content management tools. Treemo Labs clients and partners include CBS, MTV, AT&T, T-Mobile and others. The Treemo Labs platform allows for the building and deployment of cross platform Apps with emphasis on mobile. Every instance of the Treemo Labs platform allows the quick deployment of iPhone, Android, mobile web and web applications that sit on top of the feature rich platform that includes media sharing, social networking, location, and gaming. Treemo Labs has developed and published over 25 iPhone Apps, including CBS News, and 13 CBS Local 'Owned and Operated', Seelebrity, Qwikets, Tic A Tac Poker, LimeLife and others. Treemo Labs launched CBS News for Android in March, 2010.

Vantrix

Series B in 2007
Vantrix Corporation, acquired by Like Minded Entertainment in 2019, specializes in integrated media processing software tailored for video service providers and mobile operators. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, with additional offices in London, Dubai, and Hong Kong, Vantrix offers a comprehensive media platform that enables the delivery of multi-screen video content while optimizing for performance and cost. Their solutions include virtualized video processing with GPU capabilities, multimedia messaging optimization, and a centralized management dashboard for overseeing virtual applications and physical infrastructure. With deployments in over 65 networks globally, Vantrix aims to meet the evolving demands of digital content delivery across various connected devices. Founded in 1994, the company was previously known as VoiceAge Networks Corporation.

Actiance

Venture Round in 2007
Actiance, Inc. offers communication, collaboration, and social media governance solutions tailored for enterprises and financial institutions across North America, Europe, and Latin America. The company's flagship Actiance Platform integrates various communication tools, including unified communications, enterprise social software, and instant messaging, to meet business needs while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Key products include Vantage, which simplifies management and compliance for enterprise communications, and Socialite, enabling secure access to social networks from any device. Founded in 1998 and originally known as FaceTime Communications, Actiance has evolved to address the complexities of modern communication environments, helping organizations navigate security, management, and compliance challenges associated with diverse communication channels. The company is headquartered in Redwood City, California, with additional offices in Atlanta, Arlington, Berkshire, and Bengaluru.

Anchor Intelligence

Series B in 2007
Anchor Intelligence specializes in providing traffic quality solutions for ad networks and search engines. Its flagship product, ClearMark, is a real-time traffic scoring system that evaluates each click and impression through various analytical methods, including behavioral analysis and fraud detection. This scoring system assigns a quality score to each ad event, akin to a credit score, which helps clients make informed decisions about their advertising inventory. ClearMark for Sites extends this functionality by scoring websites and referrer URLs, allowing users to distinguish between high-quality traffic sources and those that are illegitimate or ineffective. While the broader industry has seen a decline in cost-per-click rates, Anchor's clients have experienced an increase, highlighting the effectiveness of their solutions. Anchor Intelligence was acquired by Comscore in March 2011.

Splunk

Series C in 2007
Splunk is a cloud-first software company founded in 2004 and headquartered in San Francisco, California. It specializes in operational intelligence software that monitors, reports, and analyzes real-time machine data for various applications, particularly in security, IT, and business operations. Splunk's solutions include advanced threat detection, incident management, and cloud monitoring, catering to industries such as manufacturing, retail, and financial services. The company primarily serves enterprise clients, with over 90% of the Fortune 100 utilizing its offerings. Its revenue is generated through the sale of software licenses, cloud subscriptions, and maintenance and support services.

Novarra

Series E in 2007
Novarra, Inc. specializes in wireless Internet solutions, focusing on mobile search, portals, advertising, and web access for mobile devices. The company offers a range of platforms, including the Vision Platform, which supports mobile data services such as mobile Internet, video, and location-based services. Its Vision Mobile Web platform serves as a content transformation server designed for carrier-grade applications. Additionally, the Vision Multimedia Platform enables real-time transformation of various media formats, while the Vision Advertising Platform facilitates the delivery and management of graphical advertisements. Novarra's services cater to mobile network operators, wireless handset manufacturers, web content providers, and enterprises. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Itasca, Illinois, the company has expanded its reach with locations in several countries, including the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Thailand. Formerly known as Infospeed Communications, Inc., it adopted its current name in 2000.

SnapTell

Series A in 2007
SnapTell specializes in mobile marketing solutions, offering a highly customizable platform that enables marketers to execute campaigns efficiently. The company is known for its Snap.Send.Get solution, which allows consumers to access marketing content and information conveniently via mobile devices. In addition to marketing services, SnapTell provides visual product search technology through a mobile application that enables users to capture images of in-store products and compare prices across different retailers. This innovative approach enhances brand awareness and drives consumer engagement, ultimately contributing to increased conversion rates and revenue for businesses. SnapTell serves a diverse clientele, including brands, agencies, content owners, publishers, retailers, and operators, by delivering hosted image recognition-based mobile marketing services.

nCircle Network Security

Venture Round in 2007
nCircle Network Security, Inc. specializes in agentless security risk and compliance management solutions for various sectors, including financial services, healthcare, and government agencies. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company offers a range of products designed to identify, measure, and manage security risks while automating compliance processes. Key offerings include IP360, which provides vulnerability prioritization and remediation workflow, and the Topology Risk Analyzer, which enhances vulnerability assessment by analyzing network layouts. Additionally, nCircle provides the Security Intelligence Hub for integrating network intelligence and nTellect, a threat prioritization system that improves the effectiveness of intrusion detection systems. The company also offers services such as automated PCI compliance scanning and regulatory compliance solutions, alongside consulting and training services. With regional offices in Atlanta, Toronto, and London, nCircle's solutions help organizations reduce security risks and ensure compliance with internal and governmental standards.

Aperto Networks

Series E in 2007
Aperto Networks, Inc. is a manufacturer of infrastructure equipment for broadband standards, including WiMAX and Wi-Fi. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Pitt Meadows, Canada, the company provides a range of products designed for service providers and enterprises. Its offerings include the PacketMAX family, which supports voice, data, and video services for both fixed and mobile WiMAX applications, as well as the WaveCenter EMS Pro, a management system for overseeing wireless broadband networks. Aperto Networks focuses on delivering cost-effective, carrier-grade solutions that enable businesses, residential customers, and government organizations to access affordable wireless services. As of 2010, Aperto operates as a subsidiary of Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc.

Scalent Systems

Series C in 2007
Scalent Systems, Inc. specializes in infrastructure virtualization software designed for data centers both in the United States and internationally. The company provides a virtual operating environment that allows data centers to adapt to changing business demands by modifying server configurations and their connections to networks and storage systems. In addition to its core software offerings, Scalent Systems also supplies software development kits. Its clientele encompasses enterprise data centers, managed service providers, server operations infrastructure companies, and various government entities. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company's software products are distributed directly and through partners and resellers worldwide.

AlterPoint

Series C in 2006
AlterPoint specializes in network governance software, providing solutions for managing network assets, configurations, and changes through its NetworkAuthority product suite. This includes a vendor-independent Configuration Management Database (CMDB), analytics for security and compliance, and services for vulnerability assessment and remediation. The company also offers consulting, technical support, and educational services to help clients implement these solutions effectively. AlterPoint's offerings cater to a diverse range of sectors, including banking, education, government, healthcare, hospitality, insurance, manufacturing, retail, technology, and media. Its tools are particularly useful for organizations merging networks, launching new services, and adhering to regulatory requirements, promoting best practices in network management.

AirPlay Network

Series B in 2006
AirPlay creates and produces games that allow consumers to use their cell phones to play along with their favorite television programs. Merging 110 million US television households with 200 million mobile handsets, AirPlay offers consumers a fun and unique way to interact with live television while competing against their friends, family or a national television audience. For its wireless and television industry partners, AirPlay offers a proprietary platform and service infrastructure which enables incremental revenue streams without partner capital investment

SiCortex

Series B in 2006
SiCortex is the first company to engineer high-productivity computers from the silicon up. Instead of stacking large quantities of general computing chips together, they have carefully thought through the impact of every design element on the system, focusing attention on what truly drives performance.

iVivity

Series C in 2006
iVivity develops and markets storage network processor silicon, custom storage adapters, and motherboards to system manufacturers. Its products include iDiSX 2000, a single integrated storage server-on-chip silicon, which is used in current and new storage infrastructure product domains, including intelligent storage network switches, appliances, routers, gateways, array products, and blade server products; and iDiSX ASIC Evaluation Platform, which connects to Ethernet and fiber channel MACs. The company also offers custom board systems, including system board, custom adapter board, custom line card, and blade server switch module. In addition, it provides various services, including integration of custom or third-party software stacks for data protection, data management, information life cycle management, and disaster recovery.

Cranite Systems

Series C in 2006
Cranite Systems, Inc. offers access solutions for SMBs, enterprises, and government markets. The company's products include SafeConnect, a remote access solution that enables enterprise connectivity from wireless hotspots and other public wireless, or wired locations; and WirelessWall, a software solution for securing wireless local area networks inside the enterprise. It delivers its products and services through a network of value-added resellers, integrators, and solution providers. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Los Gatos, California.

Sage Intacct

Series B in 2006
Sage Intacct, Inc. is a cloud accounting software company that specializes in delivering comprehensive financial management solutions for a variety of sectors including accounting, healthcare, hospitality, and nonprofits. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company provides a robust suite of applications that encompass general ledger accounting, accounts payable, order management, cash management, financial reporting, and more. Sage Intacct also offers advanced functionalities such as project accounting, multi-entity consolidations, contract revenue management, and vendor payment services. The company focuses on customer success and innovation, serving clients from startups to public enterprises across North America. Sage Intacct is recognized for its exceptional customer satisfaction and has been appointed a preferred provider by the AICPA. With a commitment to cloud-based solutions, the company also offers extensive professional training and support services to enhance user experience.

Instantis

Series D in 2006
Instantis, Inc. specializes in project portfolio management software designed to enhance strategy execution and financial performance for business process and information technology leaders. The company offers a range of solutions to manage, track, and report on enterprise strategies, processes, projects, portfolios, resources, costs, and benefits. Its primary product, EnterpriseTrack, is a software-as-a-service application that provides comprehensive project portfolio management capabilities. Additionally, Instantis offers specialized versions of EnterpriseTrack, including the PMO Edition for customizable dashboards and reports, and the Green Edition for managing environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility initiatives. The company also provides professional services such as deployment, training, customer support, and maintenance to ensure effective implementation and user satisfaction.

Nanochip

Series C in 2006
Nanochip, Inc. was a fabless semiconductor company that focused on the development of microelectro-mechanical systems and silicon data storage chips. Its products were designed for use in various consumer electronics, including digital cameras, cell phones, MP3 players, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop computers, and servers. Despite its innovative approach to high-capacity removable storage solutions, the company ceased operations in May 2009 and was in the process of seeking buyers for its intellectual property at that time.

Aperto Networks

Series E in 2006
Aperto Networks, Inc. is a manufacturer of infrastructure equipment for broadband standards, including WiMAX and Wi-Fi. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Pitt Meadows, Canada, the company provides a range of products designed for service providers and enterprises. Its offerings include the PacketMAX family, which supports voice, data, and video services for both fixed and mobile WiMAX applications, as well as the WaveCenter EMS Pro, a management system for overseeing wireless broadband networks. Aperto Networks focuses on delivering cost-effective, carrier-grade solutions that enable businesses, residential customers, and government organizations to access affordable wireless services. As of 2010, Aperto operates as a subsidiary of Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc.

Atrica

Series F in 2006
Atrica specializes in providing carrier Ethernet solutions for metropolitan area networks. The company offers a range of products, including core, aggregation, and edge switches designed for carrier Ethernet applications. Additionally, Atrica delivers various network services such as Ethernet Internet access, Ethernet transparent LAN, T1 private line, and Ethernet private lines, catering to the needs of local service providers, competitive carriers, cable operators, and enterprises. By focusing on optical component technology, Atrica enhances the capabilities of telecommunications networks, ultimately facilitating broadband services for both business and residential customers.

Vormetric

Series D in 2006
Vormetric, Inc. is a provider of data security solutions that safeguard sensitive information across various environments, including physical, virtual, and cloud settings. The company offers a comprehensive suite of products, including Vormetric Application Encryption, Vormetric Transparent Encryption, and Vormetric Cloud Encryption Gateway, which facilitate enterprise application encryption and secure cloud storage. Additionally, Vormetric Data Security Manager centralizes policy and key management, while Vormetric Key Management enhances security and compliance. The company's solutions also include Vormetric Live Data Transformation, security for Teradata databases, and tokenization services that de-identify sensitive data. Vormetric serves a diverse range of industries, including healthcare, finance, education, and government, and has established a strong customer base, with over 1,100 clients, including numerous Fortune 25 companies. Originally known as Sotera Networks, Inc., the company rebranded in 2002 and is currently headquartered in San Jose, California. As of 2016, Vormetric operates as a subsidiary of Thales e-Security, Inc.

Cittio

Series B in 2006
CITTIO, Inc. specializes in automated network and systems monitoring software. The company's flagship product, WatchTower, delivers a comprehensive view of information technology infrastructure while offering capabilities for network, systems, and application monitoring, as well as network visualization, fault and performance management, event correlation, and IT asset management. CITTIO also provides integration with third-party applications and offers a range of services, including professional administration, custom engineering, training, and support, targeting the retail sector and various government levels. Additionally, the company focuses on monitoring and managing datacenters, networks, servers, distribution centers, networking equipment, remote facilities, point-of-sale systems, security cameras, kiosks, and customer-centric applications. Founded in 2001 and based in San Francisco, California, CITTIO was previously known as JJ Labs.

Reactivity

Venture Round in 2006
Reactivity was a technology company that specialized in securing, accelerating, and managing XML and Web service environments for enterprises. Founded in 1998 and based in Belmont, California, the company developed a range of products, including XML Infrastructure appliances that integrated hardware with an XML operating system. Its offerings included a management tool that allowed professionals to define policies and monitor their enforcement, as well as Gateway-D, a desktop solution designed for developers and testers. Additionally, Reactivity provided Gatekeeper, which focused on ensuring the security of XML Web services. In 2007, Reactivity was acquired by Cisco.

Sage Intacct

Venture Round in 2006
Sage Intacct, Inc. is a cloud accounting software company that specializes in delivering comprehensive financial management solutions for a variety of sectors including accounting, healthcare, hospitality, and nonprofits. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company provides a robust suite of applications that encompass general ledger accounting, accounts payable, order management, cash management, financial reporting, and more. Sage Intacct also offers advanced functionalities such as project accounting, multi-entity consolidations, contract revenue management, and vendor payment services. The company focuses on customer success and innovation, serving clients from startups to public enterprises across North America. Sage Intacct is recognized for its exceptional customer satisfaction and has been appointed a preferred provider by the AICPA. With a commitment to cloud-based solutions, the company also offers extensive professional training and support services to enhance user experience.

ColdSpark

Venture Round in 2006
ColdSpark, Inc. provides enterprise solutions and platforms for email processing and delivery. It offers SparkEngine Mail Transport Platform, an open platform for enterprise email processing, and routing and delivery; MailFusion Email Automation System, a platform for customer email message; and Inbound Processing Manager, an in-process API application that classifies and acts upon inbound email messages. The company also provides Compliance Catalyst that allows enterprises to capture, classify, and insert automated messages into existing enterprise archiving solutions; Third-Party (Partner) Modules that support integration with open-source or commercial messaging applications; and automated paperless notification solutions for healthcare payer organizations. In addition, ColdSpark, Inc. offers a range of services, including managed services, implementation, custom consulting, and education services. It serves financial institutions and enterprises in the United States and internationally. The company was founded in 2001 and is based in Broomfield, Colorado. As of May 13, 2009, ColdSpark, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Bakbone Software Inc.

Splunk

Series B in 2006
Splunk is a cloud-first software company founded in 2004 and headquartered in San Francisco, California. It specializes in operational intelligence software that monitors, reports, and analyzes real-time machine data for various applications, particularly in security, IT, and business operations. Splunk's solutions include advanced threat detection, incident management, and cloud monitoring, catering to industries such as manufacturing, retail, and financial services. The company primarily serves enterprise clients, with over 90% of the Fortune 100 utilizing its offerings. Its revenue is generated through the sale of software licenses, cloud subscriptions, and maintenance and support services.

ClearPoint Metrics

Venture Round in 2005
ClearPoint Metrics, Inc. specializes in software solutions designed to measure, monitor, communicate, and manage information technology security. Its offerings include the Security Performance Manager, which creates a framework for overseeing IT security initiatives, and Identity and Access Management, which provides insights into the effectiveness of security investments. Additionally, the company offers Threat and Virus Management, enabling organizations to enhance their ability to detect and defend against cyber threats, as well as Vulnerability and Patch Management to evaluate the success of security initiatives. ClearPoint Metrics also includes Compliance Management for assessing overall compliance posture and a Metrics Management Platform that combines software and best practices. The company, which was formerly known as Sequation, has been operational since 1999 and is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

CounterStorm

Series B in 2005
CounterStorm, Inc. specializes in providing modular threat detection and mitigation software development kits (SDKs) tailored for security and infrastructure companies, as well as advanced government and commercial users. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in New York, the company was previously known as System Detection, Inc. In 2008, CounterStorm became a subsidiary of Trusted Computer Solutions, Inc. Its offerings enable organizations to enhance their cybersecurity measures through flexible and adaptable software solutions.

Aperto Networks

Series E in 2005
Aperto Networks, Inc. is a manufacturer of infrastructure equipment for broadband standards, including WiMAX and Wi-Fi. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Pitt Meadows, Canada, the company provides a range of products designed for service providers and enterprises. Its offerings include the PacketMAX family, which supports voice, data, and video services for both fixed and mobile WiMAX applications, as well as the WaveCenter EMS Pro, a management system for overseeing wireless broadband networks. Aperto Networks focuses on delivering cost-effective, carrier-grade solutions that enable businesses, residential customers, and government organizations to access affordable wireless services. As of 2010, Aperto operates as a subsidiary of Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc.

Cenzic

Series C in 2005
Cenzic specializes in application security testing for enterprise software, focusing on Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions. The company employs advanced techniques that extend beyond traditional signature-based tools to automatically identify vulnerabilities within applications. Cenzic's offerings include security testing for mobile, web, and cloud applications, as well as comprehensive training programs in security and penetration testing. Additionally, Cenzic provides professional implementation training and consulting services, both on-site and remotely, to enhance software engineering practices and bolster application security for its clients.

EZChip

Series C in 2005
EZchip is a fabless semiconductor company that provides Ethernet network processors for networking equipment. EZchip provides solutions that scale from a few to hundreds of Gigabits-per-second. EZchip's network processors provide great flexibility and high performance coupled with superior integration and power efficiency for a wide range of applications in carrier, cloud and data center network equipment. EZchip Technologies was formed as a spin-off in 1999 and is fully-owned by EZchip Semiconductor (NASDAQ: EZCH; formerly LanOptics Ltd.).

System Detection

Series B in 2005
System Detection is the developer of the antura automated threat management system.

Baynote

Venture Round in 2005
Baynote is a technology company that specializes in providing a smart data hub designed to enhance consumer experiences in retail. By leveraging historical data and real-time behavior, Baynote creates comprehensive profiles of consumers across multiple devices. Its software utilizes big data and predictive intelligence to enable retailers to deliver personalized and relevant experiences tailored to individual shoppers. This innovative approach to individualized commerce has successfully assisted numerous retailers worldwide in improving their brand engagement and accelerating customer interactions. Baynote's focus on creating meaningful connections between retailers and consumers positions it as a valuable partner in the evolving landscape of retail technology.

AlterPoint

Series C in 2005
AlterPoint specializes in network governance software, providing solutions for managing network assets, configurations, and changes through its NetworkAuthority product suite. This includes a vendor-independent Configuration Management Database (CMDB), analytics for security and compliance, and services for vulnerability assessment and remediation. The company also offers consulting, technical support, and educational services to help clients implement these solutions effectively. AlterPoint's offerings cater to a diverse range of sectors, including banking, education, government, healthcare, hospitality, insurance, manufacturing, retail, technology, and media. Its tools are particularly useful for organizations merging networks, launching new services, and adhering to regulatory requirements, promoting best practices in network management.

TenXc Wireless

Series A in 2004
TenXc Wireless specializes in designing and supplying wireless access systems and antenna products for major wireless operators globally. The company focuses on manufacturing wideband bi-sector arrays, which enhance network performance, spectral efficiency, and coverage. These products also provide clients with the flexibility to target specific network hotspots and develop new networks, thereby supporting the growing demands of wireless mobility applications.

SiCortex

Series A in 2004
SiCortex is the first company to engineer high-productivity computers from the silicon up. Instead of stacking large quantities of general computing chips together, they have carefully thought through the impact of every design element on the system, focusing attention on what truly drives performance.

XOsoft

Venture Round in 2004
XOsoft offers business continuity, disaster recovery, continuous data protection, and content distribution solution. The company is located in Burlington, Massachusetts and Beit Dagan, Israel.

Seaway Networks

Series B in 2004
Seaway Networks is a semiconductor company based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, specializing in content processing silicon solutions. It offers integrated circuit-based solutions, including its Network Content Processor (NCP), which facilitates layer protocol termination and content processing. This technology is essential for converting packet-based traffic into contiguous streams. Seaway Networks' products are utilized in various applications, including web infrastructure, network and IP security, and IP edge services, addressing the growing demands of modern digital communication.

Bluefire Security Technologies

Series C in 2004
Bluefire Security develops security software for wireless and mobile handheld devices.

Vormetric

Series C in 2004
Vormetric, Inc. is a provider of data security solutions that safeguard sensitive information across various environments, including physical, virtual, and cloud settings. The company offers a comprehensive suite of products, including Vormetric Application Encryption, Vormetric Transparent Encryption, and Vormetric Cloud Encryption Gateway, which facilitate enterprise application encryption and secure cloud storage. Additionally, Vormetric Data Security Manager centralizes policy and key management, while Vormetric Key Management enhances security and compliance. The company's solutions also include Vormetric Live Data Transformation, security for Teradata databases, and tokenization services that de-identify sensitive data. Vormetric serves a diverse range of industries, including healthcare, finance, education, and government, and has established a strong customer base, with over 1,100 clients, including numerous Fortune 25 companies. Originally known as Sotera Networks, Inc., the company rebranded in 2002 and is currently headquartered in San Jose, California. As of 2016, Vormetric operates as a subsidiary of Thales e-Security, Inc.

iVivity

Series C in 2004
iVivity develops and markets storage network processor silicon, custom storage adapters, and motherboards to system manufacturers. Its products include iDiSX 2000, a single integrated storage server-on-chip silicon, which is used in current and new storage infrastructure product domains, including intelligent storage network switches, appliances, routers, gateways, array products, and blade server products; and iDiSX ASIC Evaluation Platform, which connects to Ethernet and fiber channel MACs. The company also offers custom board systems, including system board, custom adapter board, custom line card, and blade server switch module. In addition, it provides various services, including integration of custom or third-party software stacks for data protection, data management, information life cycle management, and disaster recovery.

Continuum Photonics

Series C in 2004
Continuum Photonics specializes in the development of optical layer connectivity products designed for managing and switching fiber-based optical networks. The company focuses on providing manufacturers of optical networking equipment with innovative subsystems that enhance bandwidth capabilities and facilitate revenue-generating services at reduced costs. Key offerings include single-mode and multi-mode optical matrix switches, carrier optical monitor switches, and latching switches. Continuum Photonics is also advancing a novel photonic switch aimed at addressing various challenges related to the delivery and management of optically-transported bandwidth, which underscores its commitment to creating operational and economic efficiencies in the optical networking sector.

Nanochip

Series B in 2004
Nanochip, Inc. was a fabless semiconductor company that focused on the development of microelectro-mechanical systems and silicon data storage chips. Its products were designed for use in various consumer electronics, including digital cameras, cell phones, MP3 players, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop computers, and servers. Despite its innovative approach to high-capacity removable storage solutions, the company ceased operations in May 2009 and was in the process of seeking buyers for its intellectual property at that time.

EZChip

Post in 2004
EZchip is a fabless semiconductor company that provides Ethernet network processors for networking equipment. EZchip provides solutions that scale from a few to hundreds of Gigabits-per-second. EZchip's network processors provide great flexibility and high performance coupled with superior integration and power efficiency for a wide range of applications in carrier, cloud and data center network equipment. EZchip Technologies was formed as a spin-off in 1999 and is fully-owned by EZchip Semiconductor (NASDAQ: EZCH; formerly LanOptics Ltd.).

Aperto Networks

Series D in 2004
Aperto Networks, Inc. is a manufacturer of infrastructure equipment for broadband standards, including WiMAX and Wi-Fi. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Pitt Meadows, Canada, the company provides a range of products designed for service providers and enterprises. Its offerings include the PacketMAX family, which supports voice, data, and video services for both fixed and mobile WiMAX applications, as well as the WaveCenter EMS Pro, a management system for overseeing wireless broadband networks. Aperto Networks focuses on delivering cost-effective, carrier-grade solutions that enable businesses, residential customers, and government organizations to access affordable wireless services. As of 2010, Aperto operates as a subsidiary of Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc.

Cenzic

Series B in 2004
Cenzic specializes in application security testing for enterprise software, focusing on Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions. The company employs advanced techniques that extend beyond traditional signature-based tools to automatically identify vulnerabilities within applications. Cenzic's offerings include security testing for mobile, web, and cloud applications, as well as comprehensive training programs in security and penetration testing. Additionally, Cenzic provides professional implementation training and consulting services, both on-site and remotely, to enhance software engineering practices and bolster application security for its clients.

Instantis

Series C in 2004
Instantis, Inc. specializes in project portfolio management software designed to enhance strategy execution and financial performance for business process and information technology leaders. The company offers a range of solutions to manage, track, and report on enterprise strategies, processes, projects, portfolios, resources, costs, and benefits. Its primary product, EnterpriseTrack, is a software-as-a-service application that provides comprehensive project portfolio management capabilities. Additionally, Instantis offers specialized versions of EnterpriseTrack, including the PMO Edition for customizable dashboards and reports, and the Green Edition for managing environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility initiatives. The company also provides professional services such as deployment, training, customer support, and maintenance to ensure effective implementation and user satisfaction.

Novarra

Series D in 2003
Novarra, Inc. specializes in wireless Internet solutions, focusing on mobile search, portals, advertising, and web access for mobile devices. The company offers a range of platforms, including the Vision Platform, which supports mobile data services such as mobile Internet, video, and location-based services. Its Vision Mobile Web platform serves as a content transformation server designed for carrier-grade applications. Additionally, the Vision Multimedia Platform enables real-time transformation of various media formats, while the Vision Advertising Platform facilitates the delivery and management of graphical advertisements. Novarra's services cater to mobile network operators, wireless handset manufacturers, web content providers, and enterprises. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Itasca, Illinois, the company has expanded its reach with locations in several countries, including the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Thailand. Formerly known as Infospeed Communications, Inc., it adopted its current name in 2000.

Cenzic

Series B in 2003
Cenzic specializes in application security testing for enterprise software, focusing on Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions. The company employs advanced techniques that extend beyond traditional signature-based tools to automatically identify vulnerabilities within applications. Cenzic's offerings include security testing for mobile, web, and cloud applications, as well as comprehensive training programs in security and penetration testing. Additionally, Cenzic provides professional implementation training and consulting services, both on-site and remotely, to enhance software engineering practices and bolster application security for its clients.

Reactivity

Venture Round in 2003
Reactivity was a technology company that specialized in securing, accelerating, and managing XML and Web service environments for enterprises. Founded in 1998 and based in Belmont, California, the company developed a range of products, including XML Infrastructure appliances that integrated hardware with an XML operating system. Its offerings included a management tool that allowed professionals to define policies and monitor their enforcement, as well as Gateway-D, a desktop solution designed for developers and testers. Additionally, Reactivity provided Gatekeeper, which focused on ensuring the security of XML Web services. In 2007, Reactivity was acquired by Cisco.

Atrica

Series D in 2003
Atrica specializes in providing carrier Ethernet solutions for metropolitan area networks. The company offers a range of products, including core, aggregation, and edge switches designed for carrier Ethernet applications. Additionally, Atrica delivers various network services such as Ethernet Internet access, Ethernet transparent LAN, T1 private line, and Ethernet private lines, catering to the needs of local service providers, competitive carriers, cable operators, and enterprises. By focusing on optical component technology, Atrica enhances the capabilities of telecommunications networks, ultimately facilitating broadband services for both business and residential customers.

Sheer Networks

Venture Round in 2003
Sheer Networks specializes in providing software solutions for inventory reconciliation, service assurance, and service configuration in network environments. The company offers a product known as dynamic network abstraction (DNA), which facilitates a virtual network connection between the operational support systems/business support systems (OSS/BSS) layer and physical networks. This software effectively manages various network components, including element management, network management, and service management, across multi-layer, multi-domain, and multi-vendor networks. Additionally, Sheer Networks focuses on the provisioning and monitoring of public networks, enhancing overall service management capabilities.

EZChip

Series C in 2002
EZchip is a fabless semiconductor company that provides Ethernet network processors for networking equipment. EZchip provides solutions that scale from a few to hundreds of Gigabits-per-second. EZchip's network processors provide great flexibility and high performance coupled with superior integration and power efficiency for a wide range of applications in carrier, cloud and data center network equipment. EZchip Technologies was formed as a spin-off in 1999 and is fully-owned by EZchip Semiconductor (NASDAQ: EZCH; formerly LanOptics Ltd.).

Bluefire Security Technologies

Series B in 2002
Bluefire Security develops security software for wireless and mobile handheld devices.

Kada Systems

Series B in 2002
Kada Systems is a U.S.-based company that makes software for mobile devices.

Cranite Systems

Series C in 2002
Cranite Systems, Inc. offers access solutions for SMBs, enterprises, and government markets. The company's products include SafeConnect, a remote access solution that enables enterprise connectivity from wireless hotspots and other public wireless, or wired locations; and WirelessWall, a software solution for securing wireless local area networks inside the enterprise. It delivers its products and services through a network of value-added resellers, integrators, and solution providers. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Los Gatos, California.

Zone Labs

Series C in 2002
Zone Labs is a provider of endpoint security solutions, recognized for its trusted brand in Internet security. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Frankfurt, Germany, Japan, and Singapore, the company protects millions of PCs and their sensitive information from hackers, spyware, and data theft. Its award-winning product line includes popular offerings such as ZoneAlarm Pro, ZoneAlarm Plus, and ZoneAlarm, which cater to global enterprises, small businesses, and individual consumers. Additionally, Zone Labs Integrity serves as an endpoint security management platform designed to safeguard corporate data and enhance productivity. The company also offers IMsecure Pro, which provides comprehensive security for instant messaging applications.

Jareva Technologies

Series C in 2002
Jareva Technologies, Inc. provides information technology automation software that enables enterprises to rapidly scale their business. Jareva's software automates the process of remotely accessing, provisioning and managing Internet Infrastructure. The company is backed by Crest Communications Holdings, Labrador Ventures and Satwik Ventures.

Cranite Systems

Series B in 2002
Cranite Systems, Inc. offers access solutions for SMBs, enterprises, and government markets. The company's products include SafeConnect, a remote access solution that enables enterprise connectivity from wireless hotspots and other public wireless, or wired locations; and WirelessWall, a software solution for securing wireless local area networks inside the enterprise. It delivers its products and services through a network of value-added resellers, integrators, and solution providers. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Los Gatos, California.

Atrica

Series C in 2002
Atrica specializes in providing carrier Ethernet solutions for metropolitan area networks. The company offers a range of products, including core, aggregation, and edge switches designed for carrier Ethernet applications. Additionally, Atrica delivers various network services such as Ethernet Internet access, Ethernet transparent LAN, T1 private line, and Ethernet private lines, catering to the needs of local service providers, competitive carriers, cable operators, and enterprises. By focusing on optical component technology, Atrica enhances the capabilities of telecommunications networks, ultimately facilitating broadband services for both business and residential customers.

Kada Systems

Series A in 2002
Kada Systems is a U.S.-based company that makes software for mobile devices.

Paragon Networks International

Venture Round in 2001
Paragon Networks International is an innovative manufacturer of broadband digital integrated access and optical metro internetworking platforms. They are a leading provider of application specific service deployment and wide area network optimization solutions to wireless service providers (WSP) and network service providers (NSP) worldwide. Utilizing either wireline, wireless, or optical transmission facilities, their products provide voice and data service connectivity, performance monitoring, compression, aggregation, layer 3 routing, quality of service (QOS) filtering, and protection switching of both client and operations support systems (OSS) traffic. Their solutions deliver superior network performance and control at substantial cost savings to their clients.

Onix Microsystems

Series C in 2001
OniX Microsystems designs, develops, and supplies micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS)-based all-optical switching engines for telecommunications equipment suppliers. Its products cover optical switching needs, including network protection and provisioning, optical add and drop multiplexing, and optical cross connects. It also offers MEMS design and photonic packaging services. OniX Microsystems was founded in 1998 and was headquartered in Richmond, California.

Novarra

Series C in 2001
Novarra, Inc. specializes in wireless Internet solutions, focusing on mobile search, portals, advertising, and web access for mobile devices. The company offers a range of platforms, including the Vision Platform, which supports mobile data services such as mobile Internet, video, and location-based services. Its Vision Mobile Web platform serves as a content transformation server designed for carrier-grade applications. Additionally, the Vision Multimedia Platform enables real-time transformation of various media formats, while the Vision Advertising Platform facilitates the delivery and management of graphical advertisements. Novarra's services cater to mobile network operators, wireless handset manufacturers, web content providers, and enterprises. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Itasca, Illinois, the company has expanded its reach with locations in several countries, including the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Thailand. Formerly known as Infospeed Communications, Inc., it adopted its current name in 2000.

Onix Microsystems

Series C in 2001
OniX Microsystems designs, develops, and supplies micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS)-based all-optical switching engines for telecommunications equipment suppliers. Its products cover optical switching needs, including network protection and provisioning, optical add and drop multiplexing, and optical cross connects. It also offers MEMS design and photonic packaging services. OniX Microsystems was founded in 1998 and was headquartered in Richmond, California.

Sage Intacct

Venture Round in 2001
Sage Intacct, Inc. is a cloud accounting software company that specializes in delivering comprehensive financial management solutions for a variety of sectors including accounting, healthcare, hospitality, and nonprofits. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company provides a robust suite of applications that encompass general ledger accounting, accounts payable, order management, cash management, financial reporting, and more. Sage Intacct also offers advanced functionalities such as project accounting, multi-entity consolidations, contract revenue management, and vendor payment services. The company focuses on customer success and innovation, serving clients from startups to public enterprises across North America. Sage Intacct is recognized for its exceptional customer satisfaction and has been appointed a preferred provider by the AICPA. With a commitment to cloud-based solutions, the company also offers extensive professional training and support services to enhance user experience.

GigaTera

Venture Round in 2001
GigaTera is a provider of pulse and multi wavelength lasers optical communications and signal processing applications.

Entercept Security

Venture Round in 2001
Entercept Security Technologies is the proven leader in intrusion prevention software. Based on patented technology, Entercept safeguards applications, servers and databases by preventing known and unknown malicious attacks. Unlike other security solutions, Entercept uses a combination of behavioral rules and signatures to proactively prevent attacks rather than merely detecting and reporting them after they occur.

Photon Vision Systems

Venture Round in 2001
Photon Vision Systems specializes in the design and development of custom CMOS imagers and solid-state imaging sensors, focusing on high-performance camera products. The company aims to maximize signal characteristics tailored to specific applications, leveraging standard CMOS processes to ensure low engineering costs and rapid design turnaround. Its patented and patent-pending technologies represent a next-generation approach in image sensor and processing technology, enabling optimized imaging solutions.

ActiveSky Research Pty

Venture Round in 2000
ActiveSky Research Pty Ltd. is a technology company based in Nerang, Australia, specializing in multimedia publishing and distribution solutions for wireless handsets. Established in 1999, the company provides a platform that supports the development and deployment of customizable graphical user interfaces and multimedia applications. Its offerings include enterprise solutions such as online shopping, television broadcasts, personalized services, and secure financial transactions, as well as consumer-focused services like wireless interactive applications. One of its notable products, SportSeeker, delivers real-time sports news, scores, and standings directly to users' mobile devices. ActiveSky Research caters to both corporate clients and individual consumers across various sectors, including sports, entertainment, novelty, and travel. The company operates deployment centers in multiple countries, including Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, Malaysia, Germany, Canada, and Israel.

Entomed

Series C in 2000
Entomed is a medical device company that manufactures audiometers. The company’s products include Entomed SA 201, Entomed SA 202, Entomed SA 203, and Entomed SA 204.

Viquity

Series C in 2000
Viquity is the emerging leader in providing secure, enterprise-class eBusiness infrastructure services and software for the exchange of actionable business documents. The Viquity Dynamic Commerce Network™ enables organizations of all sizes to implement internet-based trading networks incorporating the same level of transactional integrity, reliability and availability as traditional OLTP applications.

PointBase

Series E in 2000
PointBase is a prominent provider of Java-based relational database and synchronization solutions, focusing on enabling platform independence in software development. The company offers a suite of products, including PointBase Embedded, PointBase Micro, and PointBase UniSync, which collectively facilitate efficient data storage, enterprise mobility, and synchronization with corporate databases. These solutions are designed to support the development of Internet-based applications and integrate seamlessly with existing enterprise data management systems, allowing businesses to enhance their operational efficiency and improve customer return on investment.

Instantis

Series A in 2000
Instantis, Inc. specializes in project portfolio management software designed to enhance strategy execution and financial performance for business process and information technology leaders. The company offers a range of solutions to manage, track, and report on enterprise strategies, processes, projects, portfolios, resources, costs, and benefits. Its primary product, EnterpriseTrack, is a software-as-a-service application that provides comprehensive project portfolio management capabilities. Additionally, Instantis offers specialized versions of EnterpriseTrack, including the PMO Edition for customizable dashboards and reports, and the Green Edition for managing environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility initiatives. The company also provides professional services such as deployment, training, customer support, and maintenance to ensure effective implementation and user satisfaction.
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