Meritech Capital

Meritech Capital, established in 1999 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, is a venture capital firm specializing in late-stage investments. It focuses on technology companies, particularly in the software, information technology, and communication sectors. Meritech typically invests between $10 million to $40 million in growth-stage and later-stage companies based in the United States.

Joel Backman

COO

Tanner Bhonslay

Partner

Anthony DeCamillo

Partner

Mike Gordon

Co-Founder and MD

Aimee He

Partner

Paul Madera

Co-Founder and General Partner

Max Motschwiller

General Partner

Ashley Paston

Partner

Craig Sherman

General Partner

Michael Springer

Partner

Past deals in Enterprise Software

Clay

Series B in 2025
Clay is a company that offers innovative tools designed to assist growth teams in identifying and connecting with their ideal customers. By integrating first-party, intent, and third-party data from over 100 sources, Clay's platform facilitates comprehensive customer research. This streamlined approach allows teams to enhance their workflows and effectively target their outreach efforts, ultimately driving business growth.

Inforcer

Series A in 2024
Inforcer is a developer of a multi-tenant policy management platform designed for managed service providers using Microsoft technologies such as Microsoft 365, Azure, and Intune. The platform enables users to standardize and automate policy management across multiple tenants, featuring a comprehensive range of tools for creating, monitoring, and managing policies. Key functionalities include backup and restore capabilities, rapid deployment of stored policies, change monitoring, and detailed reporting for all enrolled tenants. Inforcer's solutions aim to enhance policy quality control and streamline the management of endpoint security, conditional access, device, and application policies. The continuous addition of new features ensures that the platform remains robust and valuable, helping users reduce redundancy and improve efficiency in managing their multi-tenant environments.

Clay

Series B in 2024
Clay is a company that offers innovative tools designed to assist growth teams in identifying and connecting with their ideal customers. By integrating first-party, intent, and third-party data from over 100 sources, Clay's platform facilitates comprehensive customer research. This streamlined approach allows teams to enhance their workflows and effectively target their outreach efforts, ultimately driving business growth.

FloQast

Series E in 2024
FloQast, Inc. is a financial close management software company that specializes in streamlining the month-end close process for accounting teams. Based in Los Angeles, California, with a location in Dublin, Ohio, FloQast provides tools that enhance collaboration, visibility, and efficiency during financial reporting. Its flagship product, FloQast, centralizes month-end close tasks, ensuring improved accountability and accuracy. The software integrates with popular accounting systems such as QuickBooks, NetSuite, and SAP, allowing users to automate repetitive tasks and reduce manual errors. Additional offerings include FloQast AutoRec, which uses AI to automate reconciliations, and FloQast Flux, which analyzes variances in financial accounts. The platform caters to various roles, including controllers and CFOs, and supports compliance needs such as SOX and audit readiness. FloQast was founded in 2013 and has formed strategic alliances to enhance its service offerings.

Tray.io

Series C in 2022
Tray.io, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in providing a cloud-based API integration platform designed for enterprises. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with an additional office in London, the company offers the Tray Platform, which empowers citizen automators within organizations to streamline complex processes and integrate their entire cloud stack. This platform connects to any software with an API, including both REST and SOAP-based APIs, and can process CSV files for applications with limited API support. Tray.io features a visual workflow builder that allows users to create automations without the need for coding, making it accessible for a broader range of users. In addition to its software offerings, the company provides guidance, training, support, and consulting services to help organizations maximize their automation efforts.

Verkada

Series D in 2022
Verkada Inc. specializes in cloud-based physical security solutions, providing a comprehensive range of products designed to enhance safety and operational efficiency for various sectors, including healthcare, banking, education, retail, and government. Founded in 2016 and based in San Mateo, California, with an additional office in London, Verkada's offerings include video security cameras, access control systems, environmental sensors, alarms, workplace software, and intercoms. These products are integrated into a unified cloud-based platform, known as Command, which allows users to manage and access security footage, monitor real-time conditions, and address potential risks across multiple locations. By focusing on simplicity and scalability, Verkada aims to empower organizations to respond effectively to security challenges and workplace inefficiencies.

Superblocks

Series A in 2022
Superblocks is a software company that specializes in providing a low-code platform for developers. This platform enables the creation of secure, enterprise-grade internal tools for customer operations. Key features include integrating data from various sources, adding business logic, triggering workflows, and scheduling jobs. The platform also offers AI-powered solutions, security, and deployment services, aiming to save engineering time and streamline development processes.

Personio

Series E in 2022
Personio GmbH, established in 2014 and headquartered in Munich, Germany, specializes in providing comprehensive HR management and recruiting software solutions for small and medium-sized businesses with 10 to 2,000 employees. Its all-in-one platform streamlines HR processes by offering features such as digital employee files, time off management, performance tracking, reporting, and onboarding, enabling HR teams to focus on strategic people management.

DataStax

Private Equity Round in 2022
DataStax, Inc. is a provider of database software specifically designed for cloud applications, catering to Fortune 100 companies both in the United States and internationally. The company offers a range of products including DataStax Enterprise, which is based on Apache Cassandra and supports online applications requiring high performance and reliability. Additionally, DataStax provides tools such as OpsCenter for database management and monitoring, K8ssandra for deploying Cassandra on Kubernetes, and Astra, a database-as-a-service that significantly reduces deployment time. With a focus on real-time processing, DataStax also enables the building of generative AI applications through its vector database, which supports developers with various integration capabilities. The company's services are complemented by training, certification, support, and consulting. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, DataStax has expanded its presence with offices in multiple global locations including the United Kingdom, Japan, France, Germany, Australia, and Ireland.

Newfront

Series D in 2022
Newfront is an insurance brokerage that specializes in providing businesses with risk control, risk analytics, and claims advocacy services. The company has developed technology designed to streamline the insurance purchasing process by offering insight-based recommendations. This technology assists clients in monitoring and organizing leases and contracts, assigning brokers to evaluate quotes and coverage options, and addressing insurance-related inquiries. Additionally, Newfront manages renewals, claims, and certifications, helping clients navigate complex policy terms and ensuring they secure optimal insurance packages from leading providers. Through these services, Newfront aims to simplify the insurance experience for businesses.

Personio

Series E in 2021
Personio GmbH, established in 2014 and headquartered in Munich, Germany, specializes in providing comprehensive HR management and recruiting software solutions for small and medium-sized businesses with 10 to 2,000 employees. Its all-in-one platform streamlines HR processes by offering features such as digital employee files, time off management, performance tracking, reporting, and onboarding, enabling HR teams to focus on strategic people management.

Xentral

Series B in 2021
Xentral is a developer of comprehensive enterprise resource planning software that assists modern teams in centrally mapping and managing their products and services. The platform offers over 1,000 functions across various business areas, including sales, logistics, finance, and project management, facilitating processes from order processing to delivery. Xentral enhances customer communication, automates the pick-pack-ship process, and supports production management while minimizing accounting errors. Additionally, it provides integrations with a wide range of shops, marketplaces, fulfillers, and suppliers worldwide. The software is available in a commercial version called Xentral Home, offered in three different packages starting at 65 euros per month, catering to both startups and established companies across diverse industries.

FloQast

Series D in 2021
FloQast, Inc. is a financial close management software company that specializes in streamlining the month-end close process for accounting teams. Based in Los Angeles, California, with a location in Dublin, Ohio, FloQast provides tools that enhance collaboration, visibility, and efficiency during financial reporting. Its flagship product, FloQast, centralizes month-end close tasks, ensuring improved accountability and accuracy. The software integrates with popular accounting systems such as QuickBooks, NetSuite, and SAP, allowing users to automate repetitive tasks and reduce manual errors. Additional offerings include FloQast AutoRec, which uses AI to automate reconciliations, and FloQast Flux, which analyzes variances in financial accounts. The platform caters to various roles, including controllers and CFOs, and supports compliance needs such as SOX and audit readiness. FloQast was founded in 2013 and has formed strategic alliances to enhance its service offerings.

SendBird

Series C in 2021
SendBird is a leading provider of messaging and chat APIs, designed to enhance communication for mobile applications and websites. The company focuses on digitizing human interactions by enabling user-to-user, user-to-business, and business-to-business communication through its robust API platform. This allows enterprises to initiate autonomous support and sales conversations while keeping human agents available for more complex inquiries. With a strong emphasis on customer experience, SendBird empowers businesses to build AI agents and foster meaningful connections at scale. The company is trusted by over 4,000 prominent applications, including DoorDash, Match Group, Noom, and Yahoo Sports, and facilitates more than 7 billion conversations each month. Headquartered in California, SendBird is recognized for its reliability, security, and compliance, meeting the demands of enterprise clients.

Icertis

Series F in 2021
Icertis is a cloud-based enterprise contract management platform that addresses complex contract management challenges through an intuitive interface. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, Icertis utilizes artificial intelligence to analyze and structure various types of contracts, helping organizations streamline their processes. The platform enhances contract velocity, ensures compliance with regulatory and policy requirements, and optimizes commercial relationships by maximizing revenue and minimizing costs. By providing detailed risk reports and automating the management of obligations, Icertis enables clients to improve governance, mitigate risks, and boost overall productivity.

Personio

Series D in 2021
Personio GmbH, established in 2014 and headquartered in Munich, Germany, specializes in providing comprehensive HR management and recruiting software solutions for small and medium-sized businesses with 10 to 2,000 employees. Its all-in-one platform streamlines HR processes by offering features such as digital employee files, time off management, performance tracking, reporting, and onboarding, enabling HR teams to focus on strategic people management.

Newfront

Series C in 2020
Newfront is an insurance brokerage that specializes in providing businesses with risk control, risk analytics, and claims advocacy services. The company has developed technology designed to streamline the insurance purchasing process by offering insight-based recommendations. This technology assists clients in monitoring and organizing leases and contracts, assigning brokers to evaluate quotes and coverage options, and addressing insurance-related inquiries. Additionally, Newfront manages renewals, claims, and certifications, helping clients navigate complex policy terms and ensuring they secure optimal insurance packages from leading providers. Through these services, Newfront aims to simplify the insurance experience for businesses.

ForgeRock

Series E in 2020
ForgeRock, Inc. is a multinational software company that specializes in digital identity management solutions. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, it provides a range of products that include identity management, access management, identity governance, and AI-powered autonomous identity. The ForgeRock Identity Platform serves as a comprehensive digital identity system, helping organizations securely manage interactions with customers, employees, devices, and IoT applications while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA. The company caters to various sectors, including financial services, retail, telecommunications, healthcare, and government, and has established a global presence with additional offices in locations such as Europe, Asia, and Australia. ForgeRock's client base includes notable brands and government entities, securing billions of identities worldwide. Its revenue model incorporates recurring income from subscriptions, term licenses, and maintenance services.

Lucid Software

Series D in 2020
Lucid Software Inc., established in 2010 with headquarters in South Jordan, Utah, develops cloud-based visual collaboration tools. It offers two primary products: Lucidchart, an intelligent diagramming application used by over 30 million users worldwide to create visual communications and clarify complexity; and Lucidspark, a virtual whiteboard tool for real-time team collaboration and ideation. These products are utilized by prominent global organizations such as Google, GE, and ninety-nine percent of the Fortune 500 companies. Lucid Software also maintains offices in Melbourne, Australia, and Amsterdam, the Netherlands, serving customers across over 180 countries.

Snowflake

Series G in 2020
Snowflake Inc. is a cloud-based data platform that offers a comprehensive solution for data warehousing, data lakes, and data sharing. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, the company provides organizations of various sizes and industries with the tools to consolidate data into a single source of truth, enabling meaningful business insights and the development of data-driven applications. Snowflake's platform is designed to facilitate instant, secure access to a wide array of data, supporting multiple data workloads and making it suitable for modern data applications. The company's innovative approach allows enterprises to quickly buy and ingest data, significantly reducing the time required compared to traditional methods. With a customer base that includes over 3,000 organizations, nearly 30% of which are part of the Fortune 500, Snowflake is recognized for its cost-effective solutions that leverage the power of cloud technology.

Verkada

Series C in 2020
Verkada Inc. specializes in cloud-based physical security solutions, providing a comprehensive range of products designed to enhance safety and operational efficiency for various sectors, including healthcare, banking, education, retail, and government. Founded in 2016 and based in San Mateo, California, with an additional office in London, Verkada's offerings include video security cameras, access control systems, environmental sensors, alarms, workplace software, and intercoms. These products are integrated into a unified cloud-based platform, known as Command, which allows users to manage and access security footage, monitor real-time conditions, and address potential risks across multiple locations. By focusing on simplicity and scalability, Verkada aims to empower organizations to respond effectively to security challenges and workplace inefficiencies.

Tray.io

Series C in 2019
Tray.io, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in providing a cloud-based API integration platform designed for enterprises. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with an additional office in London, the company offers the Tray Platform, which empowers citizen automators within organizations to streamline complex processes and integrate their entire cloud stack. This platform connects to any software with an API, including both REST and SOAP-based APIs, and can process CSV files for applications with limited API support. Tray.io features a visual workflow builder that allows users to create automations without the need for coding, making it accessible for a broader range of users. In addition to its software offerings, the company provides guidance, training, support, and consulting services to help organizations maximize their automation efforts.

Yubico

Venture Round in 2019
Yubico AB is a company specializing in authentication solutions aimed at enhancing digital security for enterprises and online services. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, with an additional location in Sunnyvale, California, Yubico is renowned for its YubiKey, a hardware authentication token that provides strong two-factor authentication through a simple USB interface. The YubiKey is compatible with numerous platforms and services, offering various authentication methods such as one-time passcodes and passwordless login, which help prevent unauthorized access and identity theft. Yubico also offers YubiEnterprise Delivery, a cloud-based service for efficient YubiKey distribution, and YubiKey Firmware for secure pre-boot settings. The company's clientele includes individual developers, universities, and government entities, reflecting its broad impact across diverse industries including healthcare, finance, and technology. Yubico continues to innovate, expanding its product offerings to address the evolving challenges of digital security.

Icertis

Series E in 2019
Icertis is a cloud-based enterprise contract management platform that addresses complex contract management challenges through an intuitive interface. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, Icertis utilizes artificial intelligence to analyze and structure various types of contracts, helping organizations streamline their processes. The platform enhances contract velocity, ensures compliance with regulatory and policy requirements, and optimizes commercial relationships by maximizing revenue and minimizing costs. By providing detailed risk reports and automating the management of obligations, Icertis enables clients to improve governance, mitigate risks, and boost overall productivity.

Tray.io

Series B in 2019
Tray.io, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in providing a cloud-based API integration platform designed for enterprises. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with an additional office in London, the company offers the Tray Platform, which empowers citizen automators within organizations to streamline complex processes and integrate their entire cloud stack. This platform connects to any software with an API, including both REST and SOAP-based APIs, and can process CSV files for applications with limited API support. Tray.io features a visual workflow builder that allows users to create automations without the need for coding, making it accessible for a broader range of users. In addition to its software offerings, the company provides guidance, training, support, and consulting services to help organizations maximize their automation efforts.

Verkada

Series B in 2019
Verkada Inc. specializes in cloud-based physical security solutions, providing a comprehensive range of products designed to enhance safety and operational efficiency for various sectors, including healthcare, banking, education, retail, and government. Founded in 2016 and based in San Mateo, California, with an additional office in London, Verkada's offerings include video security cameras, access control systems, environmental sensors, alarms, workplace software, and intercoms. These products are integrated into a unified cloud-based platform, known as Command, which allows users to manage and access security footage, monitor real-time conditions, and address potential risks across multiple locations. By focusing on simplicity and scalability, Verkada aims to empower organizations to respond effectively to security challenges and workplace inefficiencies.

Lucid Software

Series C in 2018
Lucid Software Inc., established in 2010 with headquarters in South Jordan, Utah, develops cloud-based visual collaboration tools. It offers two primary products: Lucidchart, an intelligent diagramming application used by over 30 million users worldwide to create visual communications and clarify complexity; and Lucidspark, a virtual whiteboard tool for real-time team collaboration and ideation. These products are utilized by prominent global organizations such as Google, GE, and ninety-nine percent of the Fortune 500 companies. Lucid Software also maintains offices in Melbourne, Australia, and Amsterdam, the Netherlands, serving customers across over 180 countries.

Snowflake

Series F in 2018
Snowflake Inc. is a cloud-based data platform that offers a comprehensive solution for data warehousing, data lakes, and data sharing. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, the company provides organizations of various sizes and industries with the tools to consolidate data into a single source of truth, enabling meaningful business insights and the development of data-driven applications. Snowflake's platform is designed to facilitate instant, secure access to a wide array of data, supporting multiple data workloads and making it suitable for modern data applications. The company's innovative approach allows enterprises to quickly buy and ingest data, significantly reducing the time required compared to traditional methods. With a customer base that includes over 3,000 organizations, nearly 30% of which are part of the Fortune 500, Snowflake is recognized for its cost-effective solutions that leverage the power of cloud technology.

Instana

Series C in 2018
Instana is a technology company specializing in Application Performance Monitoring (APM) for modern, cloud-native microservices architectures. It automatically discovers and maps services, infrastructure, and full-stack interdependencies in real-time, providing context and feedback to optimize application performance. Instana's enterprise observability platform ingests all observability metrics, traces each request, and profiles every process, empowering DevOps teams to manage and enhance delivery pipelines, application quality, system availability, and performance.

UiPath

Series C in 2018
UiPath Inc. specializes in designing and developing robotic process automation software for enterprises, aiming to enhance business efficiency through automation. Its comprehensive platform enables hyper-automation by identifying automation opportunities driven by artificial intelligence and human collaboration. The solution facilitates the creation, management, deployment, and optimization of automation across various business processes, including finance, healthcare, human resources, and legal operations. By utilizing a combination of robotic process automation and application programming interfaces, UiPath allows organizations to automate repetitive tasks, offering enhanced control and governance, with deployment options available both in the cloud and on-premises. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in New York, UiPath serves a diverse range of industries, including finance, insurance, telecommunications, and public sector entities.

Icertis

Series D in 2018
Icertis is a cloud-based enterprise contract management platform that addresses complex contract management challenges through an intuitive interface. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, Icertis utilizes artificial intelligence to analyze and structure various types of contracts, helping organizations streamline their processes. The platform enhances contract velocity, ensures compliance with regulatory and policy requirements, and optimizes commercial relationships by maximizing revenue and minimizing costs. By providing detailed risk reports and automating the management of obligations, Icertis enables clients to improve governance, mitigate risks, and boost overall productivity.

Anaplan

Series F in 2017
Anaplan, Inc. offers a cloud-based connected planning platform that enables organizations to unify disparate data structures across various business functions, including finance, sales, supply chain, marketing, human resources, and operations. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Francisco, Anaplan provides its services through a subscription model, allowing users to access its platform over the Internet. The company focuses on enhancing decision-making and collaboration within organizations by delivering business planning and performance management solutions from a single hub. In addition to its core platform, Anaplan offers professional services, including consulting, implementation, training, and planning transformation advisory services. With operations in multiple countries and a network of expert partners, Anaplan supports large and fast-growing organizations in streamlining their planning processes and making informed decisions.

Duo Security

Series D in 2017
Duo Security, Inc. is a provider of cloud-based access security and multi-factor authentication solutions aimed at protecting organizations from data breaches and unauthorized access. The company offers a suite of services, including multi-factor authentication, passwordless access, and single sign-on, which enable users to securely verify their identities before accessing corporate applications. Additionally, Duo Security provides tools for adaptive authentication, policy enforcement, and unified endpoint visibility, allowing organizations to track and manage user devices through a centralized dashboard. Its clientele spans various sectors, including education, government, healthcare, finance, retail, and technology. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Duo Security also has offices in California, Texas, and the United Kingdom, operating as a subsidiary of Cisco Systems, Inc.

ForgeRock

Series D in 2017
ForgeRock, Inc. is a multinational software company that specializes in digital identity management solutions. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, it provides a range of products that include identity management, access management, identity governance, and AI-powered autonomous identity. The ForgeRock Identity Platform serves as a comprehensive digital identity system, helping organizations securely manage interactions with customers, employees, devices, and IoT applications while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA. The company caters to various sectors, including financial services, retail, telecommunications, healthcare, and government, and has established a global presence with additional offices in locations such as Europe, Asia, and Australia. ForgeRock's client base includes notable brands and government entities, securing billions of identities worldwide. Its revenue model incorporates recurring income from subscriptions, term licenses, and maintenance services.

Tegile Systems

Series E in 2017
Tegile Systems, Inc. specializes in providing flash-driven storage solutions, including hybrid and all-flash storage arrays, designed for enterprise applications such as databases, virtualized servers, and virtual desktop environments. The company’s patented IntelliFlash architecture delivers high input/output performance and low latency, enabling significant improvements in business application efficiency and storage capacity reduction. Tegile Systems also offers a storage operating system that allows users to adjust the amount of flash in their systems to optimize both performance and cost. Additionally, the company provides a customer care program that utilizes cloud-based analytics to enhance user support. Founded in 2010 and based in Newark, California, Tegile Systems serves various sectors, including government and education, and operates as a subsidiary of Western Digital Corporation.

Panzura

Series E in 2017
Panzura, Inc. specializes in enterprise storage infrastructure tailored for the cloud era. The company's offerings include a Global Cloud Storage System, which features the Panzura Controller, an on-premise appliance that interfaces with the Panzura Global File System. This system, designed for seamless cloud integration, provides network-attached storage capabilities while ensuring scalability across locations and user bases. Panzura's solutions encompass a range of applications, including file sharing, project collaboration, and cloud-based archiving, serving diverse sectors such as oil and gas, entertainment, healthcare, and architecture. Additionally, the company provides data protection services and customer support, empowering organizations to manage their data efficiently and securely. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Campbell, California, Panzura aims to enhance the agility and productivity of digital-first organizations by consolidating data and making it readily accessible across various cloud environments.

Bromium

Series D in 2016
Bromium Inc. specializes in micro-virtualization technology aimed at enhancing enterprise security and protecting users from advanced malware threats. Its flagship product, Bromium vSentry™, employs a unique approach by isolating potentially harmful tasks in hardware-isolated environments, thereby safeguarding Windows PCs against both known and unknown attacks without requiring new management tools or skillsets. The platform provides real-time threat intelligence to IT teams, allowing for effective monitoring and management of security events across various enterprise endpoints. This solution is particularly beneficial for industries such as energy, finance, government, healthcare, high tech, and retail, as it enables safe collaboration and access to cloud-based applications while minimizing the risk of data breaches. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Cupertino, California, Bromium operates as a subsidiary of HP Inc., with a research and development center located in Cambridge, United Kingdom.

Anaplan

Series E in 2016
Anaplan, Inc. offers a cloud-based connected planning platform that enables organizations to unify disparate data structures across various business functions, including finance, sales, supply chain, marketing, human resources, and operations. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Francisco, Anaplan provides its services through a subscription model, allowing users to access its platform over the Internet. The company focuses on enhancing decision-making and collaboration within organizations by delivering business planning and performance management solutions from a single hub. In addition to its core platform, Anaplan offers professional services, including consulting, implementation, training, and planning transformation advisory services. With operations in multiple countries and a network of expert partners, Anaplan supports large and fast-growing organizations in streamlining their planning processes and making informed decisions.

CloudPassage

Series D in 2015
CloudPassage, Inc. is a developer of an automated security platform designed to protect servers in public, private, and hybrid cloud environments. The company's flagship product, CloudPassage Halo, is delivered as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution that offers features such as dynamic firewall automation, software vulnerability assessment, and multi-factor authentication. Halo consists of several components, including the Halo Daemon, which monitors server security, the Halo Grid for data analytics, and the Halo Portal for management. This platform enables enterprises to achieve continuous visibility and protection while ensuring compliance with security standards. Notable clients include Citrix, Salesforce.com, and Adobe. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, CloudPassage is supported by several prominent investment firms.

Tegile Systems

Series D in 2015
Tegile Systems, Inc. specializes in providing flash-driven storage solutions, including hybrid and all-flash storage arrays, designed for enterprise applications such as databases, virtualized servers, and virtual desktop environments. The company’s patented IntelliFlash architecture delivers high input/output performance and low latency, enabling significant improvements in business application efficiency and storage capacity reduction. Tegile Systems also offers a storage operating system that allows users to adjust the amount of flash in their systems to optimize both performance and cost. Additionally, the company provides a customer care program that utilizes cloud-based analytics to enhance user support. Founded in 2010 and based in Newark, California, Tegile Systems serves various sectors, including government and education, and operates as a subsidiary of Western Digital Corporation.

MuleSoft

Series G in 2015
MuleSoft is a San Francisco-based company that provides a software platform, Anypoint Platform, enabling organizations to connect their applications, data, and devices seamlessly using APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). Founded in 2006, MuleSoft's platform allows customers to compose applications using reusable building blocks or nodes, facilitating connections between SaaS applications, on-premises systems, cloud deployments, mobile devices, and data sources. The company operates as a subsidiary of Salesforce.com since 2018 and has strategic alliances with other businesses like IQVIA.

GuideSpark

Series C in 2015
GuideSpark, Inc. specializes in employee communication software aimed at enhancing engagement within organizations. Its primary offering, GuideSpark Communicate Cloud, allows human resource teams to implement communication campaigns and create multi-format content experiences that foster the adoption of HR programs. The platform addresses various HR challenges including benefits, performance management, and compensation. Additionally, GuideSpark provides resources for Total Rewards communication, talent management, and company culture communication, all designed to deepen employee appreciation for organizational investments and clarify their roles within the company. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, GuideSpark also has offices in Portland, Boston, San Francisco, and New York. The company serves over 1,000 enterprise customers, facilitating change communications that help align employee behavior with critical business objectives.

ForgeRock

Series C in 2014
ForgeRock, Inc. is a multinational software company that specializes in digital identity management solutions. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, it provides a range of products that include identity management, access management, identity governance, and AI-powered autonomous identity. The ForgeRock Identity Platform serves as a comprehensive digital identity system, helping organizations securely manage interactions with customers, employees, devices, and IoT applications while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA. The company caters to various sectors, including financial services, retail, telecommunications, healthcare, and government, and has established a global presence with additional offices in locations such as Europe, Asia, and Australia. ForgeRock's client base includes notable brands and government entities, securing billions of identities worldwide. Its revenue model incorporates recurring income from subscriptions, term licenses, and maintenance services.

Anaplan

Series D in 2014
Anaplan, Inc. offers a cloud-based connected planning platform that enables organizations to unify disparate data structures across various business functions, including finance, sales, supply chain, marketing, human resources, and operations. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Francisco, Anaplan provides its services through a subscription model, allowing users to access its platform over the Internet. The company focuses on enhancing decision-making and collaboration within organizations by delivering business planning and performance management solutions from a single hub. In addition to its core platform, Anaplan offers professional services, including consulting, implementation, training, and planning transformation advisory services. With operations in multiple countries and a network of expert partners, Anaplan supports large and fast-growing organizations in streamlining their planning processes and making informed decisions.

MuleSoft

Series F in 2014
MuleSoft is a San Francisco-based company that provides a software platform, Anypoint Platform, enabling organizations to connect their applications, data, and devices seamlessly using APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). Founded in 2006, MuleSoft's platform allows customers to compose applications using reusable building blocks or nodes, facilitating connections between SaaS applications, on-premises systems, cloud deployments, mobile devices, and data sources. The company operates as a subsidiary of Salesforce.com since 2018 and has strategic alliances with other businesses like IQVIA.

CloudPassage

Series C in 2014
CloudPassage, Inc. is a developer of an automated security platform designed to protect servers in public, private, and hybrid cloud environments. The company's flagship product, CloudPassage Halo, is delivered as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution that offers features such as dynamic firewall automation, software vulnerability assessment, and multi-factor authentication. Halo consists of several components, including the Halo Daemon, which monitors server security, the Halo Grid for data analytics, and the Halo Portal for management. This platform enables enterprises to achieve continuous visibility and protection while ensuring compliance with security standards. Notable clients include Citrix, Salesforce.com, and Adobe. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, CloudPassage is supported by several prominent investment firms.

Bromium

Series C in 2013
Bromium Inc. specializes in micro-virtualization technology aimed at enhancing enterprise security and protecting users from advanced malware threats. Its flagship product, Bromium vSentry™, employs a unique approach by isolating potentially harmful tasks in hardware-isolated environments, thereby safeguarding Windows PCs against both known and unknown attacks without requiring new management tools or skillsets. The platform provides real-time threat intelligence to IT teams, allowing for effective monitoring and management of security events across various enterprise endpoints. This solution is particularly beneficial for industries such as energy, finance, government, healthcare, high tech, and retail, as it enables safe collaboration and access to cloud-based applications while minimizing the risk of data breaches. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Cupertino, California, Bromium operates as a subsidiary of HP Inc., with a research and development center located in Cambridge, United Kingdom.

Tegile Systems

Series C in 2013
Tegile Systems, Inc. specializes in providing flash-driven storage solutions, including hybrid and all-flash storage arrays, designed for enterprise applications such as databases, virtualized servers, and virtual desktop environments. The company’s patented IntelliFlash architecture delivers high input/output performance and low latency, enabling significant improvements in business application efficiency and storage capacity reduction. Tegile Systems also offers a storage operating system that allows users to adjust the amount of flash in their systems to optimize both performance and cost. Additionally, the company provides a customer care program that utilizes cloud-based analytics to enhance user support. Founded in 2010 and based in Newark, California, Tegile Systems serves various sectors, including government and education, and operates as a subsidiary of Western Digital Corporation.

DataStax

Series D in 2013
DataStax, Inc. is a provider of database software specifically designed for cloud applications, catering to Fortune 100 companies both in the United States and internationally. The company offers a range of products including DataStax Enterprise, which is based on Apache Cassandra and supports online applications requiring high performance and reliability. Additionally, DataStax provides tools such as OpsCenter for database management and monitoring, K8ssandra for deploying Cassandra on Kubernetes, and Astra, a database-as-a-service that significantly reduces deployment time. With a focus on real-time processing, DataStax also enables the building of generative AI applications through its vector database, which supports developers with various integration capabilities. The company's services are complemented by training, certification, support, and consulting. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, DataStax has expanded its presence with offices in multiple global locations including the United Kingdom, Japan, France, Germany, Australia, and Ireland.

Panzura

Series D in 2013
Panzura, Inc. specializes in enterprise storage infrastructure tailored for the cloud era. The company's offerings include a Global Cloud Storage System, which features the Panzura Controller, an on-premise appliance that interfaces with the Panzura Global File System. This system, designed for seamless cloud integration, provides network-attached storage capabilities while ensuring scalability across locations and user bases. Panzura's solutions encompass a range of applications, including file sharing, project collaboration, and cloud-based archiving, serving diverse sectors such as oil and gas, entertainment, healthcare, and architecture. Additionally, the company provides data protection services and customer support, empowering organizations to manage their data efficiently and securely. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Campbell, California, Panzura aims to enhance the agility and productivity of digital-first organizations by consolidating data and making it readily accessible across various cloud environments.

Anaplan

Series C in 2013
Anaplan, Inc. offers a cloud-based connected planning platform that enables organizations to unify disparate data structures across various business functions, including finance, sales, supply chain, marketing, human resources, and operations. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Francisco, Anaplan provides its services through a subscription model, allowing users to access its platform over the Internet. The company focuses on enhancing decision-making and collaboration within organizations by delivering business planning and performance management solutions from a single hub. In addition to its core platform, Anaplan offers professional services, including consulting, implementation, training, and planning transformation advisory services. With operations in multiple countries and a network of expert partners, Anaplan supports large and fast-growing organizations in streamlining their planning processes and making informed decisions.

hybris

Series B in 2013
hybris delivers enterprise software and on-demand solutions for multi-channel commerce, master data management and order management that helps retailers, manufacturers, distributors, telcos and publishers of software, games and digital media to innovate, sell more and create perpetual digital relationships with their customers. hybris helps businesses on every continent sell more goods, services and digital content through every touchpoint, channel and device. hybris delivers "OmniCommerce™": state-of-the-art master data management and unified commerce processes that give a business a single view of its customers, products and orders, and its customers a single view of the business. hybris' omni-channel software is built on a single platform, based on open standards, that is agile to support limitless innovation, efficient to drive the best TCO, and scalable and extensible to be the last commerce platform companies will ever need. Both principal industry analyst firms rank hybris as a “leader” and list its commerce platform among the top two or three in the market. The same software is available on-premise, on-demand and managed hosted, giving merchants of all sizes maximum flexibility. Over 500 companies have chosen hybris, including global B2B sites W.W.Grainger, Rexel, General Electric, Thomson Reuters and 3M as well as consumer brands Toys“R”Us, Metro, Bridgestone, P&G, Levi's, Nikon, Galeries Lafayette, Migros, Nespresso and Lufthansa. hybris has operations in 15 countries around the globe. hybris is the future of commerce™. For more information, visit www.hybris.com.

DataStax

Series C in 2012
DataStax, Inc. is a provider of database software specifically designed for cloud applications, catering to Fortune 100 companies both in the United States and internationally. The company offers a range of products including DataStax Enterprise, which is based on Apache Cassandra and supports online applications requiring high performance and reliability. Additionally, DataStax provides tools such as OpsCenter for database management and monitoring, K8ssandra for deploying Cassandra on Kubernetes, and Astra, a database-as-a-service that significantly reduces deployment time. With a focus on real-time processing, DataStax also enables the building of generative AI applications through its vector database, which supports developers with various integration capabilities. The company's services are complemented by training, certification, support, and consulting. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, DataStax has expanded its presence with offices in multiple global locations including the United Kingdom, Japan, France, Germany, Australia, and Ireland.

MetraTech

Venture Round in 2012
MetraTech Corp. simplifies and enables global commerce innovation, while helping businesses respond to an ever changing customer and partner relationship landscape. They empower businesses to embrace change through a unique agreements-based billing, commerce and compensation solution that models and supports fluid, personalized, multi-party agreements for customers, partners and suppliers. They automate business processes and business models to address rapidly changing or complex business strategies. Their products are deployed globally, and their customers use MetraTech to innovatively create and securely collect revenue, provide settlement to partners and manage their customer lifecycle in 12 languages, 28 currencies and 90 countries. Customers include Arkadin, Bell, Concur, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), CETIP, The City of Chicago, GRU Sao Paulo International Airport, GXS, Intercall, LifeLock, Microsoft, PGi, Telia Sonera, Telus, and Telmore. The company is headquartered in Boston, with offices in London, Paris and Rio de Janeiro. MetraTech is a venture-backed, privately held company whose investors include Accel Partners, Meritech Capital and Vesbridge Partners.

Veracode

Series E in 2012
Veracode is an independent provider of cloud-based application security and intelligence services, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts. The company offers a platform designed to identify and remediate security-related vulnerabilities throughout the software development lifecycle. By integrating security seamlessly into the development process, Veracode enables security teams, software developers, and enterprises to test and monitor the security of both internally developed and third-party applications. This comprehensive solution enhances the security of web, mobile, and outsourced software applications, ensuring that organizations can effectively address potential defects from the inception of their software projects.

Yammer

Series E in 2012
Yammer, established in 2008, is a business specializing in enterprise social networking. It facilitates real-time collaboration among employees across different departments, locations, and applications. Key features include creating groups for project collaboration, sharing and editing documents, and accessing the platform via web, desktop, and mobile devices. Yammer can also integrate with other systems like Microsoft SharePoint. With over 7 million users, including 85% of Fortune 500 companies, Yammer was acquired by Microsoft in 2012.

Rally Software Development

Series E in 2011
Rally Software Development was a provider of on-demand life-cycle management solutions, catering to a diverse array of industries including finance, healthcare, education, retail, and engineering. The company specialized in offering tools for program, project, requirements, test, defect, product, support, and community management. These solutions aimed to help organizations streamline their development processes, enhance product quality, and foster collaboration across various teams and departments. Rally Software's innovative approach enabled clients to shorten development cycles and improve operational efficiency. The company was acquired by CA Technologies on July 8, 2015.

Box

Series D in 2011
Box is an online file sharing and cloud content management service offering unlimited storage, custom branding, and administrative controls. Box provides more than 8 million users with secure cloud content management and collaboration. Box platform "allows personal and commercial content to be accessible, sharable, and storable in any format from anywhere." It also helps businesses of all sizes in every industry securely access and manages their critical information in the cloud.

BlueArc

Venture Round in 2010
BlueArc is a prominent provider of high-performance unified network storage systems catering to enterprise and data-intensive markets, including electronic discovery, entertainment, federal government, higher education, Internet services, oil and gas, and life sciences. The company specializes in storage hardware that supports both network-attached storage (NAS) and storage area network (SAN) services on a converged platform. Its offerings include SiliconFS, a file system engine designed for efficient data movement, and a suite of software tools that enhance the performance of its storage solutions. Additionally, BlueArc provides JetClone, a system software for virtual environments utilizing a VMDK file structure, along with tiered storage solutions that facilitate the consolidation and deployment of various storage types within its network-attached storage systems. BlueArc was acquired by HDS in September 2011.

Fusion-io

Series C in 2010
Fusion-io specializes in enterprise storage architecture and I/O solutions that enhance data processing speeds. The company's core offerings include the ioDrive, a non-volatile solid-state storage device utilizing NAND technology, and the ioMemory virtual storage layer, which serves as a flash-optimized operating system subsystem for the enterprise flash sector. Additionally, Fusion-io provides the ioSphere platform, a software management solution designed for server-attached storage-class memory. Their technology is employed by a diverse range of clients, including e-commerce companies, social media firms, and Fortune Global 500 enterprises, all of which leverage Fusion-io's solutions to improve the performance and efficiency of their data centers, thereby accelerating critical applications essential to the information economy.

Noosh

Series C in 2009
Noosh is a provider of marketing and procurement software that specializes in managing print and related marketing expenditures. With over a decade of experience, Noosh offers a software-as-a-service solution designed to help enterprises and print outsourcers reduce print costs, enhance visibility and control, and maintain brand consistency. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company operates offices across North America and collaborates with leading print outsourcers globally. Its customer base includes large enterprises from various sectors, such as financial services, consumer products, and retail. Noosh's software streamlines critical processes, including the procurement and financial "source to pay" process and the marketing "design to delivery" process. This approach enables significant efficiency improvements and cost savings throughout the print supply chain. The platform facilitates seamless interaction among all stakeholders in the print procurement process, including marketing managers, agencies, print buyers, and suppliers, all within a user-friendly web interface.

Spring

Series B in 2009
SpringSource specializes in developing the Spring Framework, a prominent application framework within the Java ecosystem. This framework enables organizations to create highly scalable and mission-critical systems. SpringSource offers commercial support subscriptions along with additional software products in its portfolio, catering to the needs of enterprise Java developers. Notable companies, such as JP Morgan and HSBC, utilize the Spring Framework to enhance their software development processes. By providing robust tools and support, SpringSource plays a critical role in facilitating the development, management, and operation of Java applications for businesses across various industries.

Cornerstone OnDemand

Series E in 2009
Cornerstone OnDemand is a prominent global provider of comprehensive cloud-based learning and talent management solutions, delivered as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). The company focuses on empowering organizations to optimize their human capital and enhance employee productivity. Serving over 19.1 million users across 191 countries and in 42 languages, Cornerstone offers an integrated suite of software applications, including onboarding, recruiting, performance management, learning, and succession planning. Its solutions are designed to support employee development throughout their careers, improve business execution, and foster leadership. Cornerstone caters to a diverse clientele, including multinational corporations, public sector organizations, and educational institutions, with over 2,100 clients such as BJC HealthCare, Pearson, and Virgin Media Limited. The company is headquartered in Santa Monica, California, and has a global presence with offices in key cities around the world.

AmberPoint

Series D in 2008
AmberPoint, founded in 2001, specializes in providing software solutions for service-oriented architecture (SOA) visibility, management, and security. The company caters to a diverse clientele, including commercial organizations, federal agencies, and software vendors. AmberPoint's offerings encompass SOA discovery and cataloging, service management and security, business transaction management, business system validation, and closed-loop governance. With a team of experienced executives and developers hailing from leading technology firms, AmberPoint has established a strong presence in the market, demonstrating significant customer traction and a clear understanding of industry requirements.

ForeScout Technologies

Series E in 2008
ForeScout Technologies is a leader in providing network access control and policy compliance management solutions, focusing on enhancing security through visibility. The company specializes in agentless identification and management of traditional and Internet of Things (IoT) devices as they connect to networks. By integrating its platform with existing security tools, ForeScout enables Global 2000 enterprises and government agencies to improve incident response and streamline workflows. Its offerings assist various industries, including healthcare, financial services, and utilities, by accurately classifying risks, identifying anomalies, and promptly addressing cyber threats while ensuring the continuity of critical business operations. The company's technology plays a crucial role in transforming the security landscape by making previously hidden devices visible and manageable.

DealerSocket

Series A in 2008
DealerSocket is a leading provider of customer relationship management (CRM) software specifically designed for the automotive industry. Established in 2001 and headquartered in San Clemente, California, the company serves over 9,000 dealerships across the United States, Canada, and Australia, supporting more than 100,000 active users. DealerSocket offers a comprehensive SaaS-based platform that enhances the operational efficiency of dealership marketing, sales, and service departments. Its solutions enable dealerships to identify and track actionable sales leads, engage with customers through various channels, and streamline processes related to sales, leasing, and service booking. With a dedicated workforce of over 300 employees, DealerSocket continues to facilitate improved business outcomes for automotive dealers.

ForeScout Technologies

Series D in 2007
ForeScout Technologies is a leader in providing network access control and policy compliance management solutions, focusing on enhancing security through visibility. The company specializes in agentless identification and management of traditional and Internet of Things (IoT) devices as they connect to networks. By integrating its platform with existing security tools, ForeScout enables Global 2000 enterprises and government agencies to improve incident response and streamline workflows. Its offerings assist various industries, including healthcare, financial services, and utilities, by accurately classifying risks, identifying anomalies, and promptly addressing cyber threats while ensuring the continuity of critical business operations. The company's technology plays a crucial role in transforming the security landscape by making previously hidden devices visible and manageable.

BigFix

Series F in 2007
BigFix, Inc. offers an IT security and operations platform designed for real-time visibility and control of distributed computing environments, including desktops, mobile devices, and servers. The BigFix Platform enables effective management of IT infrastructures by providing tools for endpoint security, policy enforcement, and automated operations tasks. Key features include asset discovery, patch management, remote control, and software distribution services. Additionally, BigFix provides custom management content through its Policy Content Modules and offers various support and professional services. Established in 1997 and based in Emeryville, California, the company serves a diverse client base, including businesses, government agencies, and public sector institutions.

Azul Systems

Series F in 2007
Azul Systems, Inc., established in 2002 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, specializes in designing and developing Java runtime solutions. The company offers Zing, a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) tailored for enterprise applications requiring low latency, high transaction rates, and consistent response times. Additionally, Azul provides Zulu, a range of certified, open-source builds of OpenJDK with flexible commercial support options, catering to various enterprise, cloud, and embedded/IoT applications. Azul serves Fortune 500 and Global 1000 enterprises across industries such as capital markets, digital advertising, and telecom, selling its products in the United States and EMEA countries.

NetSuite

Secondary Market in 2007
NetSuite Inc. is a cloud computing company that specializes in providing cloud-based financials, enterprise resource planning (ERP), and omnichannel commerce software solutions. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, NetSuite serves a diverse range of industries, including wholesale distribution, professional services, e-commerce, manufacturing, and healthcare. Its comprehensive business management application suite includes features for financial management, customer relationship management (CRM), professional services automation, and e-commerce capabilities, all designed to streamline processes across various departments. Notable offerings include NetSuite OneWorld, which manages multiple companies and legal entities with differing currencies and tax regulations, and SuiteCommerce, tailored for retail and business-to-business operations. The company markets its solutions directly to medium-sized businesses and enterprise divisions, as well as through partnerships with channel affiliates, supporting customers in over 100 countries. Since becoming a subsidiary of Oracle Corporation in 2016, NetSuite has continued to expand its suite of services, including offerings in blockchain technology.

Force10 Networks

Series F in 2006
Force10 Networks, Inc. is a manufacturer of networking equipment and solutions that cater to data center and network deployment needs. The company operates primarily in two segments: Ethernet and Transport. The Ethernet segment includes 1 GbE and 10GbE switches and routers designed for data centers, enterprises, and service providers, while the Transport segment offers products for metro and inter-office optical networks, wireless aggregation, and converged business access networks. Force10 is recognized for its high-performance data center solutions, which are built on open, standards-based hardware and software, enabling clients to achieve scalability, reliability, and application awareness. The company's products are marketed through a direct sales force in the United States and through various international channel partners. Founded in 1999 and based in San Jose, California, Force10 Networks operates as a subsidiary of Dell Marketing L.P.

Transitive

Series D in 2006
Transitive specializes in cross-platform virtualization, offering innovative technologies that enable software applications to operate across various hardware and operating systems without the need for modification to source code or binaries. The company's hardware virtualization solutions facilitate the seamless transportability of applications, allowing those compiled for one type of processor or operating system to run on different platforms efficiently. This capability allows IT managers to replicate legacy enterprise applications from their original hardware to modern, standardized environments, significantly reducing the costs and time associated with traditional porting projects. By delivering performance comparable to native ports, Transitive addresses the challenges of software migration and enhances operational flexibility for businesses.

Good Technology

Venture Round in 2006
Good Technology Corporation specializes in secure mobility solutions tailored for enterprises and governments globally. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, the company provides a range of collaboration applications designed to enhance mobile productivity. Its offerings include Good Launcher, a mobile desktop solution; Good Work, which facilitates business-class email and collaboration; Good Access, a browser enabling access to corporate intranets and web applications; and Good Share, a tool that allows mobile users to access, download, and share documents securely. Additionally, Good Technology provides mobile messaging services, enabling mobile operators to deliver essential corporate data, including push email and calendar functions, to various devices.

Acopia Networks

Series D in 2006
Acopia Networks specializes in intelligent file virtualization solutions aimed at improving data management for enterprises. The company offers the Acopia ARX series of intelligent file virtualization devices, which automate various data management tasks, thereby minimizing disruptions related to storage management. Additionally, Acopia provides the FreedomFabric network operating system software, facilitating the management of unstructured file data through further automation of storage tasks. The company also offers services such as data migration, storage tiering, data replication, and load balancing, enabling organizations to utilize a flexible and adaptive infrastructure across their global operations.

BlueArc

Venture Round in 2006
BlueArc is a prominent provider of high-performance unified network storage systems catering to enterprise and data-intensive markets, including electronic discovery, entertainment, federal government, higher education, Internet services, oil and gas, and life sciences. The company specializes in storage hardware that supports both network-attached storage (NAS) and storage area network (SAN) services on a converged platform. Its offerings include SiliconFS, a file system engine designed for efficient data movement, and a suite of software tools that enhance the performance of its storage solutions. Additionally, BlueArc provides JetClone, a system software for virtual environments utilizing a VMDK file structure, along with tiered storage solutions that facilitate the consolidation and deployment of various storage types within its network-attached storage systems. BlueArc was acquired by HDS in September 2011.

Sourcefire

Venture Round in 2006
Sourcefire, Inc. is a provider of enterprise threat management solutions focused on enhancing the cybersecurity of IT infrastructures across various sectors, including healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, energy, education, retail, telecommunications, and government organizations. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, the company develops both open source and commercial security products. Notably, its offerings include Snort, an open source intrusion prevention technology, and the Sourcefire 3D System, which integrates multiple security solutions such as intrusion prevention, network behavior analysis, and vulnerability assessment within a unified management framework. Additionally, Sourcefire provides ClamAV, an open source anti-virus and anti-malware solution. Alongside its products, the company offers technical support and professional services that encompass network security deployment, customer support, and certification training. Sourcefire markets its products through a direct sales force and through partnerships with resellers, distributors, and original equipment manufacturers.

AmberPoint

Series D in 2006
AmberPoint, founded in 2001, specializes in providing software solutions for service-oriented architecture (SOA) visibility, management, and security. The company caters to a diverse clientele, including commercial organizations, federal agencies, and software vendors. AmberPoint's offerings encompass SOA discovery and cataloging, service management and security, business transaction management, business system validation, and closed-loop governance. With a team of experienced executives and developers hailing from leading technology firms, AmberPoint has established a strong presence in the market, demonstrating significant customer traction and a clear understanding of industry requirements.

ForeScout Technologies

Series D in 2005
ForeScout Technologies is a leader in providing network access control and policy compliance management solutions, focusing on enhancing security through visibility. The company specializes in agentless identification and management of traditional and Internet of Things (IoT) devices as they connect to networks. By integrating its platform with existing security tools, ForeScout enables Global 2000 enterprises and government agencies to improve incident response and streamline workflows. Its offerings assist various industries, including healthcare, financial services, and utilities, by accurately classifying risks, identifying anomalies, and promptly addressing cyber threats while ensuring the continuity of critical business operations. The company's technology plays a crucial role in transforming the security landscape by making previously hidden devices visible and manageable.

MetraTech

Series D in 2005
MetraTech Corp. simplifies and enables global commerce innovation, while helping businesses respond to an ever changing customer and partner relationship landscape. They empower businesses to embrace change through a unique agreements-based billing, commerce and compensation solution that models and supports fluid, personalized, multi-party agreements for customers, partners and suppliers. They automate business processes and business models to address rapidly changing or complex business strategies. Their products are deployed globally, and their customers use MetraTech to innovatively create and securely collect revenue, provide settlement to partners and manage their customer lifecycle in 12 languages, 28 currencies and 90 countries. Customers include Arkadin, Bell, Concur, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), CETIP, The City of Chicago, GRU Sao Paulo International Airport, GXS, Intercall, LifeLock, Microsoft, PGi, Telia Sonera, Telus, and Telmore. The company is headquartered in Boston, with offices in London, Paris and Rio de Janeiro. MetraTech is a venture-backed, privately held company whose investors include Accel Partners, Meritech Capital and Vesbridge Partners.

Good Technology

Series H in 2005
Good Technology Corporation specializes in secure mobility solutions tailored for enterprises and governments globally. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, the company provides a range of collaboration applications designed to enhance mobile productivity. Its offerings include Good Launcher, a mobile desktop solution; Good Work, which facilitates business-class email and collaboration; Good Access, a browser enabling access to corporate intranets and web applications; and Good Share, a tool that allows mobile users to access, download, and share documents securely. Additionally, Good Technology provides mobile messaging services, enabling mobile operators to deliver essential corporate data, including push email and calendar functions, to various devices.

Softricity

Series E in 2005
Softricity was a company specializing in application virtualization and software streaming technologies. It developed the Softricity Desktop, which transformed traditional corporate computing by converting applications into network services delivered on-demand to desktops, laptops, and servers. The Softricity Desktop utilized the SoftGrid Platform, which allowed Windows applications to be managed as virtual services, enhancing productivity while reducing IT costs. Additionally, Softricity ZeroTouch provided real-time availability to applications, further streamlining user access. The company's innovative approach was characterized by its patented application virtualization and intelligent on-demand streaming capabilities. Softricity was acquired in July 2006.

Force10 Networks

Series E in 2005
Force10 Networks, Inc. is a manufacturer of networking equipment and solutions that cater to data center and network deployment needs. The company operates primarily in two segments: Ethernet and Transport. The Ethernet segment includes 1 GbE and 10GbE switches and routers designed for data centers, enterprises, and service providers, while the Transport segment offers products for metro and inter-office optical networks, wireless aggregation, and converged business access networks. Force10 is recognized for its high-performance data center solutions, which are built on open, standards-based hardware and software, enabling clients to achieve scalability, reliability, and application awareness. The company's products are marketed through a direct sales force in the United States and through various international channel partners. Founded in 1999 and based in San Jose, California, Force10 Networks operates as a subsidiary of Dell Marketing L.P.

Azul Systems

Series D in 2005
Azul Systems, Inc., established in 2002 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, specializes in designing and developing Java runtime solutions. The company offers Zing, a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) tailored for enterprise applications requiring low latency, high transaction rates, and consistent response times. Additionally, Azul provides Zulu, a range of certified, open-source builds of OpenJDK with flexible commercial support options, catering to various enterprise, cloud, and embedded/IoT applications. Azul serves Fortune 500 and Global 1000 enterprises across industries such as capital markets, digital advertising, and telecom, selling its products in the United States and EMEA countries.

Noosh

Series B in 2005
Noosh is a provider of marketing and procurement software that specializes in managing print and related marketing expenditures. With over a decade of experience, Noosh offers a software-as-a-service solution designed to help enterprises and print outsourcers reduce print costs, enhance visibility and control, and maintain brand consistency. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company operates offices across North America and collaborates with leading print outsourcers globally. Its customer base includes large enterprises from various sectors, such as financial services, consumer products, and retail. Noosh's software streamlines critical processes, including the procurement and financial "source to pay" process and the marketing "design to delivery" process. This approach enables significant efficiency improvements and cost savings throughout the print supply chain. The platform facilitates seamless interaction among all stakeholders in the print procurement process, including marketing managers, agencies, print buyers, and suppliers, all within a user-friendly web interface.

BlueArc

Series E in 2005
BlueArc is a prominent provider of high-performance unified network storage systems catering to enterprise and data-intensive markets, including electronic discovery, entertainment, federal government, higher education, Internet services, oil and gas, and life sciences. The company specializes in storage hardware that supports both network-attached storage (NAS) and storage area network (SAN) services on a converged platform. Its offerings include SiliconFS, a file system engine designed for efficient data movement, and a suite of software tools that enhance the performance of its storage solutions. Additionally, BlueArc provides JetClone, a system software for virtual environments utilizing a VMDK file structure, along with tiered storage solutions that facilitate the consolidation and deployment of various storage types within its network-attached storage systems. BlueArc was acquired by HDS in September 2011.

MetraTech

Series C in 2004
MetraTech Corp. simplifies and enables global commerce innovation, while helping businesses respond to an ever changing customer and partner relationship landscape. They empower businesses to embrace change through a unique agreements-based billing, commerce and compensation solution that models and supports fluid, personalized, multi-party agreements for customers, partners and suppliers. They automate business processes and business models to address rapidly changing or complex business strategies. Their products are deployed globally, and their customers use MetraTech to innovatively create and securely collect revenue, provide settlement to partners and manage their customer lifecycle in 12 languages, 28 currencies and 90 countries. Customers include Arkadin, Bell, Concur, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), CETIP, The City of Chicago, GRU Sao Paulo International Airport, GXS, Intercall, LifeLock, Microsoft, PGi, Telia Sonera, Telus, and Telmore. The company is headquartered in Boston, with offices in London, Paris and Rio de Janeiro. MetraTech is a venture-backed, privately held company whose investors include Accel Partners, Meritech Capital and Vesbridge Partners.

Integrated Solutions

Series A in 2004
Integrated Solutions provides operating systems and application software for microcomputers, midrange computers, and local and wide area networks. They offer network security, training, consulting, hardware supply, systems, and integration services.

Force10 Networks

Series D in 2004
Force10 Networks, Inc. is a manufacturer of networking equipment and solutions that cater to data center and network deployment needs. The company operates primarily in two segments: Ethernet and Transport. The Ethernet segment includes 1 GbE and 10GbE switches and routers designed for data centers, enterprises, and service providers, while the Transport segment offers products for metro and inter-office optical networks, wireless aggregation, and converged business access networks. Force10 is recognized for its high-performance data center solutions, which are built on open, standards-based hardware and software, enabling clients to achieve scalability, reliability, and application awareness. The company's products are marketed through a direct sales force in the United States and through various international channel partners. Founded in 1999 and based in San Jose, California, Force10 Networks operates as a subsidiary of Dell Marketing L.P.

Good Technology

Series G in 2004
Good Technology Corporation specializes in secure mobility solutions tailored for enterprises and governments globally. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, the company provides a range of collaboration applications designed to enhance mobile productivity. Its offerings include Good Launcher, a mobile desktop solution; Good Work, which facilitates business-class email and collaboration; Good Access, a browser enabling access to corporate intranets and web applications; and Good Share, a tool that allows mobile users to access, download, and share documents securely. Additionally, Good Technology provides mobile messaging services, enabling mobile operators to deliver essential corporate data, including push email and calendar functions, to various devices.

Topspin Communications

Series C in 2003
Topspin Communications, founded in 2000 and based in Mountain View, California, specializes in server networking equipment and virtualization solutions for enterprise data centers. The company provides server fabric switches that create programmable infrastructure for various applications, including grid and utility computing, clustered enterprise applications, and server virtualization. These switches enable efficient connectivity among servers, facilitating enhanced network and storage access within a server grid. Additionally, Topspin's virtualization fabric allows for the dynamic allocation of CPU, I/O, and storage resources, enabling organizations to adapt quickly to evolving business demands while streamlining the integration and deployment of new data center resources.

Noosh

Series A in 2003
Noosh is a provider of marketing and procurement software that specializes in managing print and related marketing expenditures. With over a decade of experience, Noosh offers a software-as-a-service solution designed to help enterprises and print outsourcers reduce print costs, enhance visibility and control, and maintain brand consistency. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company operates offices across North America and collaborates with leading print outsourcers globally. Its customer base includes large enterprises from various sectors, such as financial services, consumer products, and retail. Noosh's software streamlines critical processes, including the procurement and financial "source to pay" process and the marketing "design to delivery" process. This approach enables significant efficiency improvements and cost savings throughout the print supply chain. The platform facilitates seamless interaction among all stakeholders in the print procurement process, including marketing managers, agencies, print buyers, and suppliers, all within a user-friendly web interface.

BlueArc

Series D in 2003
BlueArc is a prominent provider of high-performance unified network storage systems catering to enterprise and data-intensive markets, including electronic discovery, entertainment, federal government, higher education, Internet services, oil and gas, and life sciences. The company specializes in storage hardware that supports both network-attached storage (NAS) and storage area network (SAN) services on a converged platform. Its offerings include SiliconFS, a file system engine designed for efficient data movement, and a suite of software tools that enhance the performance of its storage solutions. Additionally, BlueArc provides JetClone, a system software for virtual environments utilizing a VMDK file structure, along with tiered storage solutions that facilitate the consolidation and deployment of various storage types within its network-attached storage systems. BlueArc was acquired by HDS in September 2011.

Santera Systems

Series D in 2003
Santera Systems specializes in networking switching products for the communications market, focusing on solutions that facilitate voice and data transmission. The company offers a next-generation switch with trunk and line functionality, which supports the migration from circuit to packet technologies. Its core applications include enhanced voice switching, integrated voice and data switching, and voice over broadband. By implementing these solutions, Santera Systems helps businesses achieve substantial efficiencies, reducing both capital and operating costs by 50 to 70 percent.

ForeScout Technologies

Series C in 2002
ForeScout Technologies is a leader in providing network access control and policy compliance management solutions, focusing on enhancing security through visibility. The company specializes in agentless identification and management of traditional and Internet of Things (IoT) devices as they connect to networks. By integrating its platform with existing security tools, ForeScout enables Global 2000 enterprises and government agencies to improve incident response and streamline workflows. Its offerings assist various industries, including healthcare, financial services, and utilities, by accurately classifying risks, identifying anomalies, and promptly addressing cyber threats while ensuring the continuity of critical business operations. The company's technology plays a crucial role in transforming the security landscape by making previously hidden devices visible and manageable.

Salesforce

Series D in 2001
Salesforce is a leading cloud-based software company, founded in 1999, specializing in customer relationship management (CRM) solutions. It offers a range of enterprise applications, including Sales Cloud for sales automation, Service Cloud for customer service, Marketing Cloud for digital marketing, and Commerce Cloud for e-commerce. Additionally, Salesforce provides a platform for building custom applications and MuleSoft for data integration. Salesforce.org, a division of the company, donates and discounts its technology to nonprofits and educational institutions, fostering a culture of giving back. Salesforce Ventures, the company's venture capital arm, invests in enterprise technology startups globally, providing funding, access to the Salesforce ecosystem, and guidance from its executives.

MetraTech

Series B in 2000
MetraTech Corp. simplifies and enables global commerce innovation, while helping businesses respond to an ever changing customer and partner relationship landscape. They empower businesses to embrace change through a unique agreements-based billing, commerce and compensation solution that models and supports fluid, personalized, multi-party agreements for customers, partners and suppliers. They automate business processes and business models to address rapidly changing or complex business strategies. Their products are deployed globally, and their customers use MetraTech to innovatively create and securely collect revenue, provide settlement to partners and manage their customer lifecycle in 12 languages, 28 currencies and 90 countries. Customers include Arkadin, Bell, Concur, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), CETIP, The City of Chicago, GRU Sao Paulo International Airport, GXS, Intercall, LifeLock, Microsoft, PGi, Telia Sonera, Telus, and Telmore. The company is headquartered in Boston, with offices in London, Paris and Rio de Janeiro. MetraTech is a venture-backed, privately held company whose investors include Accel Partners, Meritech Capital and Vesbridge Partners.

Santera Systems

Series B in 2000
Santera Systems specializes in networking switching products for the communications market, focusing on solutions that facilitate voice and data transmission. The company offers a next-generation switch with trunk and line functionality, which supports the migration from circuit to packet technologies. Its core applications include enhanced voice switching, integrated voice and data switching, and voice over broadband. By implementing these solutions, Santera Systems helps businesses achieve substantial efficiencies, reducing both capital and operating costs by 50 to 70 percent.

Campus Pipeline

Series B in 2000
Campus Pipeline™ creates a campus that never closes — a virtual face-to-face connection between the institution and its constituents. Campus Pipeline's open enterprise architecture effectively links students, faculty, alumni, and administrators to the information they need when they need it, making their jobs, academic endeavors, and educational activities uniquely positive and powerful experiences. At the most basic level, every company is established to provide a solution to a problem in the marketplace. Campus Pipeline is no exception, and the problems facing their market— the higher education community. With these problems in mind, the Campus Pipeline solution was conceived in the spring of 1997 by their founders— Jeff Jones, William Borghetti, and Mitch Brinton. The company was officially incorporated in the summer of 1998 with a mission to revolutionize education by connecting the collegiate community. Now, backed by a remarkable network of corporate relationships and a growing number of committed and talented team members, Campus Pipeline is well on its way to achieving its vision and solving some of higher education's most serious problems.

AlphaBlox

Venture Round in 2000
AlphaBlox offers an open web-based platform designed for eBusiness analysis applications, enabling organizations to analyze and share critical information with customers, partners, and suppliers. The platform employs a unique "building Blox" approach, allowing users to quickly assemble and deploy customized analytical applications tailored to enhance eBusiness operations, financial performance, and overall supply chain efficiency. Prominent companies such as AT&T, Deutsche Bank, Federal Express, and Toyota utilize AlphaBlox's solutions to transform their data into strategic advantages. Additionally, AlphaBlox develops component-based analysis tools for both intranet and traditional client/server networks, providing an analytical infrastructure that supports web-based applications both inside and outside corporate firewalls.

Webridge

Series C in 2000
Webridge is a software company that develops and commercializes extranet portal systems. It enables companies to communicate with employees, suppliers, and other business partners through a web browser. Founded in 1996, Webridge is based in Beaverton, Oregon.
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