Novak Biddle Venture Partners was a private equity and venture capital firm based in Bethesda, Maryland, established in 1997. The firm specialized in providing equity financing and management support to young companies, primarily in the information technology sector. It focused on seed, startup, and early-stage investments while also considering later-stage companies and spinouts. The firm targeted industries such as education, security, big data analytics, and business-to-business-to-consumer ventures. Typically, Novak Biddle made equity investments ranging from $100,000 to $10 million and was known for its collaborative approach, often syndicating larger investment rounds with limited partners and other firms. The firm aimed for exits within five to seven years. However, Novak Biddle Venture Partners ceased operations on March 29, 2019.
WealthEngine, Inc. is a provider of predictive marketing analytics and wealth intelligence services, primarily catering to fundraisers, marketers, and developers in sectors such as financial services, healthcare, higher education, nonprofit, retail, and travel. Founded in 1991 and based in Bethesda, Maryland, the company offers a platform known as WealthEngine 9, which assists clients in audience development and strategic prospecting. WealthEngine specializes in gathering and analyzing wealth indicators to help organizations identify potential prospects, thereby enhancing their fundraising and marketing efforts. In addition to its core platform, the company provides consulting, modeling, and training services. WealthEngine operates as a subsidiary of Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC and is recognized as a leading wealth research services firm in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Volley
Seed Round in 2016
Volley Labs, Inc. is a San Francisco-based company that specializes in developing an adaptive learning platform powered by artificial intelligence. The firm creates software designed to automatically generate training content for organizations, utilizing a knowledge engine that synthesizes and recommends learning material. Additionally, Volley develops mobile learning games that identify knowledge gaps among employees and provide tailored solutions. Established in 2014, Volley has garnered recognition as a leading AI innovator in the enterprise learning sector, with a client base that includes notable Fortune 100 companies in financial services. The company's founding team comprises experts in machine learning and natural language processing with backgrounds from major technology and intelligence organizations. Volley is also a prominent collaborator with the UC Santa Cruz Center for Excellence in Data Science Research, further emphasizing its commitment to advancing knowledge management and learning automation.
Carspring
Series A in 2015
Carspring Ltd. is an online used car dealership that facilitates the buying and selling of vehicles through its platform. Established in 2015 and headquartered in London, with an additional location in Berlin, the company provides a straightforward and stress-free experience for customers. Carspring offers a range of services, including financing options, free delivery, and guarantees for buyers. For sellers, it provides an instant guaranteed price, a bonus, and a car pick-up service. The company also ensures that all cars are inspected and includes features such as a 14-day money-back guarantee, a six-month warranty, and six months of roadside assistance. As one of Europe's fastest-growing online used car dealerships, Carspring aims to simplify the car purchasing process for its customers.
Digital Signal
Venture Round in 2015
Digital Signal, founded in 2001 and based in Chantilly, Virginia, specializes in three-dimensional long-range facial recognition technology tailored for both government and commercial clients. The company develops LIDAR-based biometric solutions designed to identify non-cooperative individuals and detect faces in crowded environments. Its technology offers comprehensive identity intelligence, encompassing enrollment, monitoring, and identity analytics. By leveraging the advanced capabilities of 3D facial scanning, Digital Signal's solutions can accurately identify subjects in motion or at various angles, even when wearing sunglasses, which enhances surveillance efficiency and effectiveness. The company also provides customized applications to meet specific customer requirements.
Orchestro
Venture Round in 2014
Orchestro, Inc. is a provider of a Software-as-a-Service demand signal management platform designed for consumer packaged goods companies. Founded in 1999 and based in McLean, Virginia, the company specializes in data harmonization, facilitating in-store execution, new product introductions, on-shelf availability, promotion execution, and replenishment needs. Its platform consolidates point-of-sale, internal, and syndicated data, enabling users such as category analysts, national account managers, and international representatives to create informative dashboards. Orchestro was previously known as Vision Chain, Inc. and adopted its current name in February 2013. As of June 2016, it operates as a subsidiary of E2open, Inc.
WealthEngine
Series B in 2014
WealthEngine, Inc. is a provider of predictive marketing analytics and wealth intelligence services, primarily catering to fundraisers, marketers, and developers in sectors such as financial services, healthcare, higher education, nonprofit, retail, and travel. Founded in 1991 and based in Bethesda, Maryland, the company offers a platform known as WealthEngine 9, which assists clients in audience development and strategic prospecting. WealthEngine specializes in gathering and analyzing wealth indicators to help organizations identify potential prospects, thereby enhancing their fundraising and marketing efforts. In addition to its core platform, the company provides consulting, modeling, and training services. WealthEngine operates as a subsidiary of Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC and is recognized as a leading wealth research services firm in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Parchment
Series D in 2014
Parchment Inc. is an academic credentials management company that provides a comprehensive online platform for the secure exchange of educational records. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, Parchment connects various educational institutions, including high schools, community colleges, and universities, as well as employers. The company offers several services: Parchment Receive enables secure receipt of educational credentials; Parchment Send allows users to send secure transcripts; Parchment Award facilitates the issuance of diplomas, certificates, and badges; Parchment Services helps digitize records; and Parchment Analyze offers competitive peer analysis. Parchment has successfully supported millions of individuals and thousands of educational institutions in exchanging over 15 million credentials globally, streamlining the process of requesting, verifying, and sharing academic achievements. The company operates additional offices in Roseville, California; Denver, Colorado; Grand Rapids, Michigan; Toronto, Canada; and Washington, D.C.
UniversityNow
Series C in 2013
UniversityNow, Inc. is an online education provider based in San Francisco, California, that focuses on making affordable, high-quality higher education accessible to working adults. Founded in 2010, the company operates a network of accredited online schools, including Patten University, offering associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degree programs. UniversityNow's platform is designed to facilitate peer-to-peer learning communities and innovative pedagogical and tuition models, enabling individuals who may face financial or logistical barriers to obtain recognized college degrees. The company operates as a subsidiary of the National University System and is committed to ensuring that no one is deprived of access to quality education, thereby helping to improve students' futures without the burden of significant student debt.
SolidFire
Series C in 2013
SolidFire, LLC specializes in providing primary storage systems tailored for cloud service providers globally. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, SolidFire delivers a scale-out all-flash storage platform designed to meet the performance requirements of diverse application workloads. The company's solutions support cloud orchestration, database management, virtual desktop infrastructure, and agile infrastructure. SolidFire's innovative architecture enables service providers to offer multi-tenant cloud services with guaranteed performance through volume-level Quality of Service controls. With additional locations in Australia, Japan, Korea, and Singapore, SolidFire has established itself as a key player in the next-generation data center landscape. As of 2016, it operates as a subsidiary of NetApp, Inc.
SocialRadar
Series A in 2013
SocialRadar is a technology company focused on enhancing social interactions through innovative mobile applications. By leveraging advancements in mobile, social, and location technologies, SocialRadar develops software that provides users with real-time information about the people and connections around them. Its mobile application enables users to discover who is nearby and understand their relationships, thereby transforming the way individuals connect and engage with one another. The company's offerings extend to popular platforms such as iPhone, Android, and Google Glass, aiming to change the dynamics of social networking.
Fidelis Education
Series B in 2013
Fidelis Education, Inc. is a software development company based in Mountain View, California, that focuses on enhancing student success through innovative technology solutions. The company has created a Learning Relationship Management (LRM) platform designed to facilitate the coordination of out-of-class support services for students and staff. This platform allows educational institutions to manage complex learning relationships effectively, ensuring that learners can access the support they need to thrive academically and professionally. Fidelis offers a range of tools, including mentoring and coaching software for various advising needs, academic support solutions for tutoring and micro-credentialing, and social/emotional learning resources. Additionally, the company provides community engagement software to manage relationships among cohorts, clubs, and alumni. Through its comprehensive services, Fidelis aims to address critical challenges in education, such as attrition and skills gaps, by fostering active and meaningful engagement among learners and their support networks.
Fidelis Education
Venture Round in 2013
Fidelis Education, Inc. is a software development company based in Mountain View, California, that focuses on enhancing student success through innovative technology solutions. The company has created a Learning Relationship Management (LRM) platform designed to facilitate the coordination of out-of-class support services for students and staff. This platform allows educational institutions to manage complex learning relationships effectively, ensuring that learners can access the support they need to thrive academically and professionally. Fidelis offers a range of tools, including mentoring and coaching software for various advising needs, academic support solutions for tutoring and micro-credentialing, and social/emotional learning resources. Additionally, the company provides community engagement software to manage relationships among cohorts, clubs, and alumni. Through its comprehensive services, Fidelis aims to address critical challenges in education, such as attrition and skills gaps, by fostering active and meaningful engagement among learners and their support networks.
UniversityNow
Series B in 2012
UniversityNow, Inc. is an online education provider based in San Francisco, California, that focuses on making affordable, high-quality higher education accessible to working adults. Founded in 2010, the company operates a network of accredited online schools, including Patten University, offering associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degree programs. UniversityNow's platform is designed to facilitate peer-to-peer learning communities and innovative pedagogical and tuition models, enabling individuals who may face financial or logistical barriers to obtain recognized college degrees. The company operates as a subsidiary of the National University System and is committed to ensuring that no one is deprived of access to quality education, thereby helping to improve students' futures without the burden of significant student debt.
PlaySay
Seed Round in 2012
PlaySay is a language learning software company that has developed an iPhone game designed to enhance conversational skills among language learners. The app facilitates real conversations while providing users with pronunciation feedback, making the learning process engaging and effective. PlaySay has gained significant traction, ranking as the number one education app in the USA and attracting up to 10,000 new users daily, primarily in the English and Spanish segments of the expansive language learning market. The company is recognized for its innovative approach, having been named a finalist at TechCrunch Disrupt and supported by prominent venture capital firms focused on education. Additionally, PlaySay has formed significant partnerships, securing premium content deals with leading publishers, including McGraw-Hill and HarperCollins, to enrich its offerings.
Copiun
Series A in 2012
Copiun offers a PC backup and User Data Management solution designed to simplify data protection for mid to large enterprises. By focusing on automation and security, Copiun minimizes the burden on end users and IT administrators while significantly reducing costs. The company's approach allows for nearly zero IT intervention, making the solution accessible and efficient. Additionally, Copiun provides mobile collaboration services with end-to-end data governance, enabling secure document sharing on mobile devices. This comprehensive service helps corporations regain control of their distributed data across laptops, desktops, and remote offices, enhancing overall data management and security.
2U
Series D in 2012
2U, Inc. is an education technology company headquartered in Lanham, Maryland, operating in various countries including the United States, Hong Kong, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. Founded in 2008, 2U specializes in providing a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service platform that enables nonprofit colleges and universities to offer online degree programs and alternative credentials, such as short courses for working professionals. The company operates in two segments: the Graduate Program Segment, which focuses on full graduate degrees, and the Short Course Segment, aimed at skill enhancement for career advancement. 2U partners with educational institutions to deliver comprehensive support services, including enrollment, student support, and course development. Its technology platform facilitates a blend of live classes, engaging course content, and practical learning experiences, ensuring high-quality educational outcomes for students across the globe.
Digital Signal
Private Equity Round in 2012
Digital Signal, founded in 2001 and based in Chantilly, Virginia, specializes in three-dimensional long-range facial recognition technology tailored for both government and commercial clients. The company develops LIDAR-based biometric solutions designed to identify non-cooperative individuals and detect faces in crowded environments. Its technology offers comprehensive identity intelligence, encompassing enrollment, monitoring, and identity analytics. By leveraging the advanced capabilities of 3D facial scanning, Digital Signal's solutions can accurately identify subjects in motion or at various angles, even when wearing sunglasses, which enhances surveillance efficiency and effectiveness. The company also provides customized applications to meet specific customer requirements.
UniversityNow
Series A in 2012
UniversityNow, Inc. is an online education provider based in San Francisco, California, that focuses on making affordable, high-quality higher education accessible to working adults. Founded in 2010, the company operates a network of accredited online schools, including Patten University, offering associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degree programs. UniversityNow's platform is designed to facilitate peer-to-peer learning communities and innovative pedagogical and tuition models, enabling individuals who may face financial or logistical barriers to obtain recognized college degrees. The company operates as a subsidiary of the National University System and is committed to ensuring that no one is deprived of access to quality education, thereby helping to improve students' futures without the burden of significant student debt.
Parchment
Series C in 2011
Parchment Inc. is an academic credentials management company that provides a comprehensive online platform for the secure exchange of educational records. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, Parchment connects various educational institutions, including high schools, community colleges, and universities, as well as employers. The company offers several services: Parchment Receive enables secure receipt of educational credentials; Parchment Send allows users to send secure transcripts; Parchment Award facilitates the issuance of diplomas, certificates, and badges; Parchment Services helps digitize records; and Parchment Analyze offers competitive peer analysis. Parchment has successfully supported millions of individuals and thousands of educational institutions in exchanging over 15 million credentials globally, streamlining the process of requesting, verifying, and sharing academic achievements. The company operates additional offices in Roseville, California; Denver, Colorado; Grand Rapids, Michigan; Toronto, Canada; and Washington, D.C.
SolidFire
Series B in 2011
SolidFire, LLC specializes in providing primary storage systems tailored for cloud service providers globally. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, SolidFire delivers a scale-out all-flash storage platform designed to meet the performance requirements of diverse application workloads. The company's solutions support cloud orchestration, database management, virtual desktop infrastructure, and agile infrastructure. SolidFire's innovative architecture enables service providers to offer multi-tenant cloud services with guaranteed performance through volume-level Quality of Service controls. With additional locations in Australia, Japan, Korea, and Singapore, SolidFire has established itself as a key player in the next-generation data center landscape. As of 2016, it operates as a subsidiary of NetApp, Inc.
FiberZone Networks
Series C in 2011
FiberZone Networks Inc. specializes in remote automated fiber management (AFM) solutions for data centers and network operators. Founded in 2003 and based in Bethesda, Maryland, with an additional office in Bnei Brak, Israel, the company develops systems that facilitate comprehensive management of fiber infrastructure, covering installation, documentation, maintenance, testing, and disaster recovery. Its Automated Fiber Management system provides facility operators with the ability to remotely control and manage their fiber networks from a centralized location, enabling the efficient delivery of new services and the operation of complex networks. FiberZone also offers multitenant data center and colocation solutions, automated fiber recovery for Fiber Access Networks, and test automation solutions that allow multiple testing groups to share expensive equipment. The company serves clients across the United States, Asia, and Europe and maintains a strategic alliance with 3M.
Shoeboxed
Series B in 2011
Shoeboxed Inc. is a software company that specializes in digitizing and managing receipts, business cards, bills, and other documents for users around the globe. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Durham, North Carolina, with an additional office in Sydney, Australia, Shoeboxed has established itself as a leader in receipt organization, serving over one million users. The company's platform scans receipts and business cards, converting them into organized, human-verified digital data, which facilitates tasks such as tax return preparation, reimbursements, expense reporting, and bookkeeping. Shoeboxed offers a free plan alongside premium options that include a prepaid mail-in service for physical receipts. Users can upload receipts via mobile apps, desktop uploaders, web clippers, or email. As a subsidiary of Earth Class Mail, Shoeboxed continues to simplify expense management for both consumers and businesses.
AddThis
Series D in 2011
AddThis is a social sharing and analytics platform that facilitates the distribution and tracking of online content across various digital channels. Founded in 2004 and based in McLean, Virginia, the company offers tools that enable users to share web pages, widgets, and videos on social networks, bookmarking sites, and blogs. Its platform provides valuable insights by allowing users to see how content is shared and track engagement metrics such as email shares and copied URLs. Serving over 15 million domains and reaching approximately 2 billion unique users, AddThis leverages a significant volume of page views annually to optimize user experiences and drive traffic. Its offerings cater to publishers, brands, consumers, and advertisers, enhancing their ability to connect with target audiences and improve engagement. As of January 2016, AddThis operates as a subsidiary of Oracle Corporation.
Digital Signal
Series C in 2011
Digital Signal, founded in 2001 and based in Chantilly, Virginia, specializes in three-dimensional long-range facial recognition technology tailored for both government and commercial clients. The company develops LIDAR-based biometric solutions designed to identify non-cooperative individuals and detect faces in crowded environments. Its technology offers comprehensive identity intelligence, encompassing enrollment, monitoring, and identity analytics. By leveraging the advanced capabilities of 3D facial scanning, Digital Signal's solutions can accurately identify subjects in motion or at various angles, even when wearing sunglasses, which enhances surveillance efficiency and effectiveness. The company also provides customized applications to meet specific customer requirements.
Centrifuge Systems
Series A in 2011
Centrifuge Systems, Inc. specializes in developing visual network analytics (VNA) software solutions that enable organizations to gain insights from diverse data sources, including public, cloud, and enterprise data. Its primary offering, Centrifuge Analytics, is a browser-based platform that allows users to identify patterns and relationships through interactive data visualization, relationship mapping, and geospatial analysis. The platform enhances fraud detection and performance management by providing tools for analyzing complex data through timelines, charts, and tables. Additionally, Centrifuge Systems offers support services such as product evaluations, training for analysts, and consulting. The company primarily serves clients in the financial services, government, pharmaceuticals, and retail sectors. Founded in 2007 and based in McLean, Virginia, Centrifuge Systems operates as a subsidiary of Culmen International, LLC.
Fidelis Education
Series A in 2011
Fidelis Education, Inc. is a software development company based in Mountain View, California, that focuses on enhancing student success through innovative technology solutions. The company has created a Learning Relationship Management (LRM) platform designed to facilitate the coordination of out-of-class support services for students and staff. This platform allows educational institutions to manage complex learning relationships effectively, ensuring that learners can access the support they need to thrive academically and professionally. Fidelis offers a range of tools, including mentoring and coaching software for various advising needs, academic support solutions for tutoring and micro-credentialing, and social/emotional learning resources. Additionally, the company provides community engagement software to manage relationships among cohorts, clubs, and alumni. Through its comprehensive services, Fidelis aims to address critical challenges in education, such as attrition and skills gaps, by fostering active and meaningful engagement among learners and their support networks.
2U
Series C in 2011
2U, Inc. is an education technology company headquartered in Lanham, Maryland, operating in various countries including the United States, Hong Kong, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. Founded in 2008, 2U specializes in providing a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service platform that enables nonprofit colleges and universities to offer online degree programs and alternative credentials, such as short courses for working professionals. The company operates in two segments: the Graduate Program Segment, which focuses on full graduate degrees, and the Short Course Segment, aimed at skill enhancement for career advancement. 2U partners with educational institutions to deliver comprehensive support services, including enrollment, student support, and course development. Its technology platform facilitates a blend of live classes, engaging course content, and practical learning experiences, ensuring high-quality educational outcomes for students across the globe.
SolidFire
Series A in 2011
SolidFire, LLC specializes in providing primary storage systems tailored for cloud service providers globally. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, SolidFire delivers a scale-out all-flash storage platform designed to meet the performance requirements of diverse application workloads. The company's solutions support cloud orchestration, database management, virtual desktop infrastructure, and agile infrastructure. SolidFire's innovative architecture enables service providers to offer multi-tenant cloud services with guaranteed performance through volume-level Quality of Service controls. With additional locations in Australia, Japan, Korea, and Singapore, SolidFire has established itself as a key player in the next-generation data center landscape. As of 2016, it operates as a subsidiary of NetApp, Inc.
PlaySay
Seed Round in 2011
PlaySay is a language learning software company that has developed an iPhone game designed to enhance conversational skills among language learners. The app facilitates real conversations while providing users with pronunciation feedback, making the learning process engaging and effective. PlaySay has gained significant traction, ranking as the number one education app in the USA and attracting up to 10,000 new users daily, primarily in the English and Spanish segments of the expansive language learning market. The company is recognized for its innovative approach, having been named a finalist at TechCrunch Disrupt and supported by prominent venture capital firms focused on education. Additionally, PlaySay has formed significant partnerships, securing premium content deals with leading publishers, including McGraw-Hill and HarperCollins, to enrich its offerings.
Parchment
Series B in 2011
Parchment Inc. is an academic credentials management company that provides a comprehensive online platform for the secure exchange of educational records. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, Parchment connects various educational institutions, including high schools, community colleges, and universities, as well as employers. The company offers several services: Parchment Receive enables secure receipt of educational credentials; Parchment Send allows users to send secure transcripts; Parchment Award facilitates the issuance of diplomas, certificates, and badges; Parchment Services helps digitize records; and Parchment Analyze offers competitive peer analysis. Parchment has successfully supported millions of individuals and thousands of educational institutions in exchanging over 15 million credentials globally, streamlining the process of requesting, verifying, and sharing academic achievements. The company operates additional offices in Roseville, California; Denver, Colorado; Grand Rapids, Michigan; Toronto, Canada; and Washington, D.C.
SS8 Networks
Series B in 2010
SS8 Networks, Inc. specializes in network compliance solutions for communications providers globally. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Milpitas, California, the company offers a suite of advanced products designed for lawful intelligence gathering. Its flagship product, Xcipio, facilitates lawful intercept by connecting telecommunications networks with national governments and law enforcement monitoring centers. Additionally, SS8 provides BreachDetect, a tool for real-time data breach detection, and Intellego, which allows for the monitoring and analysis of internet communications as they occur. The company’s Xcipio Probe enhances communication access from complex network architectures, supporting high-performance keyword searches and security features. SS8 serves a range of sectors, including enterprise security, law enforcement agencies, telecommunications providers, and national governments, aiming to help these entities track and combat criminal activities effectively.
GroupFlier
Seed Round in 2010
GroupFlier is an easy way to set up group texts. No matter what kind of phone or service you have, you can easily set up a texting group and share messages. The group service is free. Any messages you send, though, are subject to the regular rates of your plan.
SolidFire
Venture Round in 2010
SolidFire, LLC specializes in providing primary storage systems tailored for cloud service providers globally. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, SolidFire delivers a scale-out all-flash storage platform designed to meet the performance requirements of diverse application workloads. The company's solutions support cloud orchestration, database management, virtual desktop infrastructure, and agile infrastructure. SolidFire's innovative architecture enables service providers to offer multi-tenant cloud services with guaranteed performance through volume-level Quality of Service controls. With additional locations in Australia, Japan, Korea, and Singapore, SolidFire has established itself as a key player in the next-generation data center landscape. As of 2016, it operates as a subsidiary of NetApp, Inc.
WealthEngine
Series A in 2010
WealthEngine, Inc. is a provider of predictive marketing analytics and wealth intelligence services, primarily catering to fundraisers, marketers, and developers in sectors such as financial services, healthcare, higher education, nonprofit, retail, and travel. Founded in 1991 and based in Bethesda, Maryland, the company offers a platform known as WealthEngine 9, which assists clients in audience development and strategic prospecting. WealthEngine specializes in gathering and analyzing wealth indicators to help organizations identify potential prospects, thereby enhancing their fundraising and marketing efforts. In addition to its core platform, the company provides consulting, modeling, and training services. WealthEngine operates as a subsidiary of Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC and is recognized as a leading wealth research services firm in the United States and the United Kingdom.
2U
Series B in 2010
2U, Inc. is an education technology company headquartered in Lanham, Maryland, operating in various countries including the United States, Hong Kong, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. Founded in 2008, 2U specializes in providing a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service platform that enables nonprofit colleges and universities to offer online degree programs and alternative credentials, such as short courses for working professionals. The company operates in two segments: the Graduate Program Segment, which focuses on full graduate degrees, and the Short Course Segment, aimed at skill enhancement for career advancement. 2U partners with educational institutions to deliver comprehensive support services, including enrollment, student support, and course development. Its technology platform facilitates a blend of live classes, engaging course content, and practical learning experiences, ensuring high-quality educational outcomes for students across the globe.
Centice
Series C in 2010
Centice Corporation specializes in developing devices for drug detection and identification. The company offers solutions for identifying prescription drugs, illicit substances, and mixtures, as well as addressing issues related to narcotics enforcement and counterfeiting. Its notable product, the PASS Rx system, enhances the verification process for dispensed medications by capturing the spectral signature of drugs and comparing it to a known database. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Morrisville, North Carolina, Centice operates through a network of distributors both domestically and internationally, providing vital tools for drug verification and safety. The company was formerly known as Optopo, Inc. and rebranded to Centice Corporation in February 2008.
Approva
Series E in 2009
Approva is a leading provider of continuous controls monitoring software, recognized for its effectiveness in automating IT and financial controls across major enterprise applications, including Oracle, PeopleSoft, and SAP. The company's software is utilized by major audit and advisory firms, as well as a range of prominent corporations such as Bayer, DirecTV, Honeywell, Kraft, Northrop Grumman, Siemens, and T-Mobile. By implementing Approva's solutions, organizations can enhance their governance, risk, and compliance efforts, effectively reducing risk, preventing fraud, lowering compliance costs, and identifying opportunities for operational improvement.
2U
Series A in 2009
2U, Inc. is an education technology company headquartered in Lanham, Maryland, operating in various countries including the United States, Hong Kong, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. Founded in 2008, 2U specializes in providing a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service platform that enables nonprofit colleges and universities to offer online degree programs and alternative credentials, such as short courses for working professionals. The company operates in two segments: the Graduate Program Segment, which focuses on full graduate degrees, and the Short Course Segment, aimed at skill enhancement for career advancement. 2U partners with educational institutions to deliver comprehensive support services, including enrollment, student support, and course development. Its technology platform facilitates a blend of live classes, engaging course content, and practical learning experiences, ensuring high-quality educational outcomes for students across the globe.
Intelliworks
Series D in 2009
Intelliworks is a provider of relationship management and marketing software specifically tailored for higher education institutions. Since its establishment in 2001, the company has developed a comprehensive web-based solution that assists college admissions and enrollment professionals in enhancing their recruitment and marketing efforts. The Intelliworks platform encompasses various functionalities, including contact management, email marketing, program and course registration, event management, and campaign reporting. Additionally, the Intelliworks Social Marketing feature, launched in 2009, connects admissions departments directly with prospective students through popular social media networks. The company's tools are designed to facilitate purposeful connections between institutions and students, ultimately supporting enrollment management and admissions processes.
CorasWorks
Series B in 2008
CorasWorks Corporation specializes in designing and developing workplace application software for the Microsoft SharePoint platform. The company offers a range of products, including the CorasWorks Workplace Suite, which allows organizations to create and manage collaborative applications, and the Data Integration Toolset, enabling users to connect external data sources to SharePoint. Additionally, CorasWorks provides rPrograms for managing multiple projects, a Design Migrator for updating site designs, and an integrated Project Portfolio Management application. The company serves diverse industries such as healthcare, aerospace, automotive, and financial services, with a clientele that spans multiple countries, including the United States, Canada, and several European nations. Founded in 2003, CorasWorks is headquartered in Reston, Virginia, and maintains additional offices in major cities across the United States and the United Kingdom.
Paratek
Venture Round in 2008
Paratek designs and manufactures adaptive RF front-end component solutions for mobile wireless applications. Paratek's product offerings for multi-mode and multi-band operation cover three major applications : Adaptive Impedance Matching Modules (AIMM), Broadband filters and pre-selectors for RF front-end devices, Radio Antenna Frequency Tuners (RAFTâ„¢). Paratek works collaboratively with customers. That means they listen closely to what your needs and milestones are, and then work to adapt their technology to yours. Applications differ, but the beauty of their adaptive approach is that they can easily fine-tune solutions based around certain operating bands, frequency ranges, and industry protocols. If your need is slightly different from the next, that's where they shine!
Clear Standards
Series A in 2008
Clear Standards offers enterprise software solutions designed to help organizations measure, manage, and monetize their greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental impacts. By focusing on both internal operations and supply chains, Clear Standards' products facilitate cost savings through energy and waste reduction. The software provides decision-support metrics that assist companies in optimizing investments in energy efficiency technologies. Many industry leaders utilize Clear Standards as their technological foundation for reducing operational costs, navigating regulatory changes, and improving brand value by enhancing transparency in sustainability efforts.
eMinor
Series B in 2008
EMinor operates as an online music community. It focuses on providing networking and music-discovery tools for artists and fans. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Durham, North Carolina.
Spectrum K12 School Solutions
Venture Round in 2008
Spectrum K12 School Solutions, Inc. specializes in software and services for special education programs within K-12 schools in the United States. Founded in 1996 and based in Towson, Maryland, the company offers Encore, a web-based data management system designed to facilitate the individualized learning process for students receiving special services. This includes support for special education, 504 plans, limited English proficiency (LEP/ESL), and pre-referral response to intervention (RTI) programs. Spectrum K12 School Solutions aims to enhance educational outcomes for students with diverse needs through its tailored software solutions.
Appian
Series A in 2008
Appian is a low-code enterprise platform that specializes in business process management, enabling organizations to quickly develop customized applications. Its integrated automation platform offers tools for designing, automating, and optimizing complex business processes and operations. Key capabilities include case management, robotic process automation, artificial intelligence, data fabric, and process mining. The majority of Appian's revenue comes from subscription services, primarily through its cloud-based offering, Appian Cloud, with additional income generated from professional services. This platform supports organizations in driving digital transformation and achieving competitive advantages.
Starfish Retention Solutions
Seed Round in 2008
Starfish Retention Solutions, Inc. specializes in developing student success and advising solutions for higher education institutions globally. The company's flagship product, the Starfish Enterprise Success Platform, is designed to enhance student support initiatives by identifying at-risk students in real-time and connecting them with essential services. Key components of this platform include Starfish EARLY ALERT, which tracks student progress and identifies concerns, Starfish CONNECT for online scheduling and communication between students and their advisors, and Starfish Degree Planner, which provides personalized academic roadmaps for students. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, Starfish serves a diverse clientele, including community colleges, four-year public and private institutions, and online programs. The company also offers implementation, training, community building, product support, and strategic services to its clients.
Orchestro
Series C in 2008
Orchestro, Inc. is a provider of a Software-as-a-Service demand signal management platform designed for consumer packaged goods companies. Founded in 1999 and based in McLean, Virginia, the company specializes in data harmonization, facilitating in-store execution, new product introductions, on-shelf availability, promotion execution, and replenishment needs. Its platform consolidates point-of-sale, internal, and syndicated data, enabling users such as category analysts, national account managers, and international representatives to create informative dashboards. Orchestro was previously known as Vision Chain, Inc. and adopted its current name in February 2013. As of June 2016, it operates as a subsidiary of E2open, Inc.
AddThis
Series C in 2008
AddThis is a social sharing and analytics platform that facilitates the distribution and tracking of online content across various digital channels. Founded in 2004 and based in McLean, Virginia, the company offers tools that enable users to share web pages, widgets, and videos on social networks, bookmarking sites, and blogs. Its platform provides valuable insights by allowing users to see how content is shared and track engagement metrics such as email shares and copied URLs. Serving over 15 million domains and reaching approximately 2 billion unique users, AddThis leverages a significant volume of page views annually to optimize user experiences and drive traffic. Its offerings cater to publishers, brands, consumers, and advertisers, enhancing their ability to connect with target audiences and improve engagement. As of January 2016, AddThis operates as a subsidiary of Oracle Corporation.
Intelliworks
Series C in 2008
Intelliworks is a provider of relationship management and marketing software specifically tailored for higher education institutions. Since its establishment in 2001, the company has developed a comprehensive web-based solution that assists college admissions and enrollment professionals in enhancing their recruitment and marketing efforts. The Intelliworks platform encompasses various functionalities, including contact management, email marketing, program and course registration, event management, and campaign reporting. Additionally, the Intelliworks Social Marketing feature, launched in 2009, connects admissions departments directly with prospective students through popular social media networks. The company's tools are designed to facilitate purposeful connections between institutions and students, ultimately supporting enrollment management and admissions processes.
Centrifuge Systems
Series A in 2008
Centrifuge Systems, Inc. specializes in developing visual network analytics (VNA) software solutions that enable organizations to gain insights from diverse data sources, including public, cloud, and enterprise data. Its primary offering, Centrifuge Analytics, is a browser-based platform that allows users to identify patterns and relationships through interactive data visualization, relationship mapping, and geospatial analysis. The platform enhances fraud detection and performance management by providing tools for analyzing complex data through timelines, charts, and tables. Additionally, Centrifuge Systems offers support services such as product evaluations, training for analysts, and consulting. The company primarily serves clients in the financial services, government, pharmaceuticals, and retail sectors. Founded in 2007 and based in McLean, Virginia, Centrifuge Systems operates as a subsidiary of Culmen International, LLC.
Digital Bridge Communications Corp.
Series B in 2008
Founded in late 2005, DigitalBridge Communications (DBC) provides broadband wireless to small and medium-sized communities of up to 150,000 people nationwide through the new WiMAX technology standard. In June 2007, DBC launched the first commercial WiMAX system in the United States in Rexburg, Idaho. Our strong, growing business benefits from the low-capital costs of WiMAX deployments and its high subscriber self-install rates. Building on the advantages of WiMAX economics, DBC has developed a highly scalable network deployment and variable-cost based back office platform that will enable us to bring broadband to communities nationwide. DBC is also committed to working with communities and schools to make high speed services available to local residents and students. We look forward to becoming an integral part of each community that we serve. We also expect to create partnerships with universities similar to our relationship with Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. In January, 2007, Ball State University and DBC partnered to test licensed WiMAX self-install equipment. The test deployment was one of the first in the U.S. Since then, the collaboration continues to create the technical and business models needed to deliver WiMAX wireless broadband services profitably to traditionally underserved markets in Indiana and across the country.
Orchestro
Series C in 2007
Orchestro, Inc. is a provider of a Software-as-a-Service demand signal management platform designed for consumer packaged goods companies. Founded in 1999 and based in McLean, Virginia, the company specializes in data harmonization, facilitating in-store execution, new product introductions, on-shelf availability, promotion execution, and replenishment needs. Its platform consolidates point-of-sale, internal, and syndicated data, enabling users such as category analysts, national account managers, and international representatives to create informative dashboards. Orchestro was previously known as Vision Chain, Inc. and adopted its current name in February 2013. As of June 2016, it operates as a subsidiary of E2open, Inc.
Digital Signal
Series B in 2007
Digital Signal, founded in 2001 and based in Chantilly, Virginia, specializes in three-dimensional long-range facial recognition technology tailored for both government and commercial clients. The company develops LIDAR-based biometric solutions designed to identify non-cooperative individuals and detect faces in crowded environments. Its technology offers comprehensive identity intelligence, encompassing enrollment, monitoring, and identity analytics. By leveraging the advanced capabilities of 3D facial scanning, Digital Signal's solutions can accurately identify subjects in motion or at various angles, even when wearing sunglasses, which enhances surveillance efficiency and effectiveness. The company also provides customized applications to meet specific customer requirements.
Centice
Series B in 2007
Centice Corporation specializes in developing devices for drug detection and identification. The company offers solutions for identifying prescription drugs, illicit substances, and mixtures, as well as addressing issues related to narcotics enforcement and counterfeiting. Its notable product, the PASS Rx system, enhances the verification process for dispensed medications by capturing the spectral signature of drugs and comparing it to a known database. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Morrisville, North Carolina, Centice operates through a network of distributors both domestically and internationally, providing vital tools for drug verification and safety. The company was formerly known as Optopo, Inc. and rebranded to Centice Corporation in February 2008.
Vubiquity
Series C in 2007
Vubiquity, Inc., formerly known as Avail Media, is a leading global provider of multiplatform video services. The company specializes in content processing and distribution, offering services such as Video On Demand (VOD), advanced advertising, and creative services. It manages over 28,000 hours of content monthly from more than 340 content providers, reaching over 75 million households through nearly 300 service providers across 39 territories and in 15 languages. Vubiquity's capabilities include subscriber authentication, programming and delivery of ad content, and comprehensive asset management. Additionally, it provides data analytics and creative services for brand development and on-screen graphics. Founded in 2006 and based in Burbank, California, Vubiquity operates as a subsidiary of Amdocs Limited since 2018.
Spectrum K12 School Solutions
Venture Round in 2007
Spectrum K12 School Solutions, Inc. specializes in software and services for special education programs within K-12 schools in the United States. Founded in 1996 and based in Towson, Maryland, the company offers Encore, a web-based data management system designed to facilitate the individualized learning process for students receiving special services. This includes support for special education, 504 plans, limited English proficiency (LEP/ESL), and pre-referral response to intervention (RTI) programs. Spectrum K12 School Solutions aims to enhance educational outcomes for students with diverse needs through its tailored software solutions.
Ztar Mobile
Series A in 2007
Ztar Mobile, Inc. operates as a mobile virtual network enabler, providing hosted wireless solutions that allow retailers, affinity groups, and brand labels to offer private brand wireless services to their subscribers in the United States. Founded in 2006 and based in Mansfield, Texas, the company specializes in private-branded prepaid wireless services, encompassing airtime, service creation, billing, and customer care. Ztar Mobile also facilitates customer account management through Web portal access and offers essential services such as voicemail, caller ID, call waiting, three-way calling, and text messaging. By integrating existing technologies, Ztar Mobile provides a scalable and flexible solution, requiring no client investment in wireless expertise or infrastructure.
LifeShield
Series C in 2007
LifeShield is a provider of wireless home security systems, distinguished by its professional-grade monitoring and superior protection. Unlike traditional security systems, which are often either ineffective or costly, LifeShield offers an affordable alternative without compromising on quality. The company has developed a comprehensive suite of features, including fire and carbon monoxide sensors, cameras, and live video monitoring capabilities, catering to a wide range of needs, from residential homes to home offices. LifeShield stands out for its commitment to remote access, allowing customers to manage their security systems easily through mobile applications, without incurring additional monitoring fees. This focus on convenience and reliability enables customers to enjoy enhanced control over their home protection.
Orchestro
Series B in 2007
Orchestro, Inc. is a provider of a Software-as-a-Service demand signal management platform designed for consumer packaged goods companies. Founded in 1999 and based in McLean, Virginia, the company specializes in data harmonization, facilitating in-store execution, new product introductions, on-shelf availability, promotion execution, and replenishment needs. Its platform consolidates point-of-sale, internal, and syndicated data, enabling users such as category analysts, national account managers, and international representatives to create informative dashboards. Orchestro was previously known as Vision Chain, Inc. and adopted its current name in February 2013. As of June 2016, it operates as a subsidiary of E2open, Inc.
Avail Media
Series A in 2007
Avail Media is the emerging leader in providing managed content services and technologies delivered through a fully integrated head end infrastructure, for the profitable deployment of IP video. Through a combination of best-of-breed technologies Avail Media offers a complete end- to-end platform to serve a broad array of customers. Avail Media possesses a large content rights library of over 300 channel from national programmers, including premier content from programmers such as ABC-Disney, Turner, NBC- Universal, MTV Networks, Fox Networks, Discovery, and many others. Avail Media now offers the broadest and deepest set of services, technologies and solutions among its competitors.
Vubiquity
Series B in 2007
Vubiquity, Inc., formerly known as Avail Media, is a leading global provider of multiplatform video services. The company specializes in content processing and distribution, offering services such as Video On Demand (VOD), advanced advertising, and creative services. It manages over 28,000 hours of content monthly from more than 340 content providers, reaching over 75 million households through nearly 300 service providers across 39 territories and in 15 languages. Vubiquity's capabilities include subscriber authentication, programming and delivery of ad content, and comprehensive asset management. Additionally, it provides data analytics and creative services for brand development and on-screen graphics. Founded in 2006 and based in Burbank, California, Vubiquity operates as a subsidiary of Amdocs Limited since 2018.
AddThis
Series B in 2007
AddThis is a social sharing and analytics platform that facilitates the distribution and tracking of online content across various digital channels. Founded in 2004 and based in McLean, Virginia, the company offers tools that enable users to share web pages, widgets, and videos on social networks, bookmarking sites, and blogs. Its platform provides valuable insights by allowing users to see how content is shared and track engagement metrics such as email shares and copied URLs. Serving over 15 million domains and reaching approximately 2 billion unique users, AddThis leverages a significant volume of page views annually to optimize user experiences and drive traffic. Its offerings cater to publishers, brands, consumers, and advertisers, enhancing their ability to connect with target audiences and improve engagement. As of January 2016, AddThis operates as a subsidiary of Oracle Corporation.
Digital Bridge Communications Corp.
Series A in 2006
Founded in late 2005, DigitalBridge Communications (DBC) provides broadband wireless to small and medium-sized communities of up to 150,000 people nationwide through the new WiMAX technology standard. In June 2007, DBC launched the first commercial WiMAX system in the United States in Rexburg, Idaho. Our strong, growing business benefits from the low-capital costs of WiMAX deployments and its high subscriber self-install rates. Building on the advantages of WiMAX economics, DBC has developed a highly scalable network deployment and variable-cost based back office platform that will enable us to bring broadband to communities nationwide. DBC is also committed to working with communities and schools to make high speed services available to local residents and students. We look forward to becoming an integral part of each community that we serve. We also expect to create partnerships with universities similar to our relationship with Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. In January, 2007, Ball State University and DBC partnered to test licensed WiMAX self-install equipment. The test deployment was one of the first in the U.S. Since then, the collaboration continues to create the technical and business models needed to deliver WiMAX wireless broadband services profitably to traditionally underserved markets in Indiana and across the country.
ReverbNation
Series A in 2006
ReverbNation is an online platform that supports independent musicians in advancing their careers within the digital music landscape. Established in 2006, the company has attracted nearly 4 million artists globally by providing essential promotional tools and connections to a wide range of music industry stakeholders, including venues, festivals, brands, and labels. Through its proprietary methodology for identifying promising talent, ReverbNation helps emerging artists gain exposure and opportunities to showcase their work. The platform enables users to upload music and content while facilitating engagement with a worldwide audience, making it a vital resource for artists seeking to enhance their visibility and grow their careers in the competitive music industry.
Intelliworks
Series B in 2006
Intelliworks is a provider of relationship management and marketing software specifically tailored for higher education institutions. Since its establishment in 2001, the company has developed a comprehensive web-based solution that assists college admissions and enrollment professionals in enhancing their recruitment and marketing efforts. The Intelliworks platform encompasses various functionalities, including contact management, email marketing, program and course registration, event management, and campaign reporting. Additionally, the Intelliworks Social Marketing feature, launched in 2009, connects admissions departments directly with prospective students through popular social media networks. The company's tools are designed to facilitate purposeful connections between institutions and students, ultimately supporting enrollment management and admissions processes.
ObjectVideo
Series E in 2006
ObjectVideo, Inc. specializes in intelligent video analytics software designed for security, public safety, business intelligence, and process improvement applications. The company offers two main products: ObjectVideo OnBoard, which integrates analytics directly into cameras and other devices, and ObjectVideo VEW, which identifies and alerts users to specific events such as perimeter breaches and loitering. By converting video into actionable data, ObjectVideo's software supports a range of applications including facility security, asset monitoring, and loss prevention across various sectors such as transportation, education, banking, retail, and gaming. The company collaborates with a network of video intelligent partners, including OEMs and integrators, to market its solutions. ObjectVideo serves a diverse clientele, including government agencies and infrastructure sectors, and has its headquarters in Reston, Virginia. Founded in 1998, the company was previously known as DiamondBack Vision, Inc. before rebranding in 2001.
Webs
Series A in 2006
Webs is a website creation service that enables users to build fully functional websites using a variety of tools and applications. With over 300 templates available, users can customize their sites with features such as blogs, photo albums, video galleries, calendars, and discussion forums through a user-friendly WYSIWYG Sitebuilder. The platform caters particularly to small business owners, offering custom domain names, email addresses, and integrated e-commerce solutions like the Web Store app, which supports online payment options. Webs has also expanded its offerings with third-party applications, including tools for photo editing and website analytics, enhancing the user experience. Additionally, the service provides easy-to-use customer relationship management tools and a Facebook page builder, allowing entrepreneurs to manage their online presence across various platforms effectively. Originally known as Freewebs, Webs continues to evolve, focusing on cost-effective solutions for businesses looking to establish and grow their online identity.
Sennari
Series C in 2006
Sennari, Inc. provides mobile application development and gaming solutions for carriers and handset makers. Its products include PrizePlay, a gaming system that offers a mobile gaming experience featuring automated player registration, pay-per-play, and tournament gaming, as well as prize catalogs and redemption; and mobIN, an ad-funded, lifestyle loyalty network that transforms handsets into currency devices. The company also offers a suite of mobile entertainment services, including gaming, music, mobile storefronts. In addition, it offers mStore, a solution that includes UI design and storefront development for handset, Web, and mobile Web; and direct handset redemption/fulfillment.
eMinor
Series A in 2006
EMinor operates as an online music community. It focuses on providing networking and music-discovery tools for artists and fans. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Durham, North Carolina.
Netcordia
Series B in 2006
Netcordia is a provider of network automation software, primarily known for its NetMRI solution, which was first released in 2000. This software focuses on automating network configuration and change management for layer 2 and 3 network devices, emphasizing the monitoring of changes through timeline dashboards. NetMRI assists network engineers in ensuring compliance with internal and industry standards by comparing SNMP and syslog data against a library of best practice standards. This functionality enables users to identify and address potential issues before they lead to downtime or other complications. Netcordia's solutions serve various sectors, including manufacturing, academia, managed service providers, finance, government, and healthcare. The company is headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, and is backed by investors such as Gold Hill Capital, Novak Biddle Venture Partners, and Trinity Ventures.
AddThis
Series A in 2006
AddThis is a social sharing and analytics platform that facilitates the distribution and tracking of online content across various digital channels. Founded in 2004 and based in McLean, Virginia, the company offers tools that enable users to share web pages, widgets, and videos on social networks, bookmarking sites, and blogs. Its platform provides valuable insights by allowing users to see how content is shared and track engagement metrics such as email shares and copied URLs. Serving over 15 million domains and reaching approximately 2 billion unique users, AddThis leverages a significant volume of page views annually to optimize user experiences and drive traffic. Its offerings cater to publishers, brands, consumers, and advertisers, enhancing their ability to connect with target audiences and improve engagement. As of January 2016, AddThis operates as a subsidiary of Oracle Corporation.
StackSafe
Series A in 2006
StackSafe, Inc. is a software company based in Vienna, Virginia, that focuses on the information technology operations market. Founded in 2005, it develops a platform designed to help IT operations teams stage, test, and analyze changes to business applications before they are deployed in production environments. The platform provides valuable insights that allow teams to assess the potential impacts of changes on performance, functionality, and security, thereby minimizing risks associated with implementation. StackSafe aims to enhance operational efficiency by ensuring that modifications are thoroughly evaluated prior to affecting live systems. The company was previously known as Revive Systems, Inc.
FiberZone Networks
Series B in 2006
FiberZone Networks Inc. specializes in remote automated fiber management (AFM) solutions for data centers and network operators. Founded in 2003 and based in Bethesda, Maryland, with an additional office in Bnei Brak, Israel, the company develops systems that facilitate comprehensive management of fiber infrastructure, covering installation, documentation, maintenance, testing, and disaster recovery. Its Automated Fiber Management system provides facility operators with the ability to remotely control and manage their fiber networks from a centralized location, enabling the efficient delivery of new services and the operation of complex networks. FiberZone also offers multitenant data center and colocation solutions, automated fiber recovery for Fiber Access Networks, and test automation solutions that allow multiple testing groups to share expensive equipment. The company serves clients across the United States, Asia, and Europe and maintains a strategic alliance with 3M.
CorasWorks
Series A in 2006
CorasWorks Corporation specializes in designing and developing workplace application software for the Microsoft SharePoint platform. The company offers a range of products, including the CorasWorks Workplace Suite, which allows organizations to create and manage collaborative applications, and the Data Integration Toolset, enabling users to connect external data sources to SharePoint. Additionally, CorasWorks provides rPrograms for managing multiple projects, a Design Migrator for updating site designs, and an integrated Project Portfolio Management application. The company serves diverse industries such as healthcare, aerospace, automotive, and financial services, with a clientele that spans multiple countries, including the United States, Canada, and several European nations. Founded in 2003, CorasWorks is headquartered in Reston, Virginia, and maintains additional offices in major cities across the United States and the United Kingdom.
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.
StackSafe
Seed Round in 2005
StackSafe, Inc. is a software company based in Vienna, Virginia, that focuses on the information technology operations market. Founded in 2005, it develops a platform designed to help IT operations teams stage, test, and analyze changes to business applications before they are deployed in production environments. The platform provides valuable insights that allow teams to assess the potential impacts of changes on performance, functionality, and security, thereby minimizing risks associated with implementation. StackSafe aims to enhance operational efficiency by ensuring that modifications are thoroughly evaluated prior to affecting live systems. The company was previously known as Revive Systems, Inc.
Shock Treatment Management
Series A in 2005
Shock Treatment Management formerly Cdigix is a family business based on years of business and personal management experience. Let us assist you with organization, negotiation, booking, publicity, and marketing strategy. With 50+ years of business and management experience, our team can help provide direction, which ultimately leads to answers, helping you find your path in the indie markets.
Cdigix
Venture Round in 2005
Cdigix is a provider of secure, legal digital entertainment and educational media to directly serve the college market.
Previstar
Series A in 2005
Previstar, Inc. specializes in providing web-based software solutions aimed at enhancing emergency preparedness and response for various sectors, including the armed services and homeland security. The company's offerings include the Continual Preparedness System, which automates incident management processes; CEMPlanner, a tool that guides users through the creation of compliant emergency management plans; Long Term Care (LTC), which supports nursing home facilities in improving their emergency preparedness; and OPENTST, a software application that facilitates the secure exchange of critical information during emergencies. Previstar's products assist in developing exercise plans, preparing for bioterrorism threats, responding to natural disasters, and bolstering the readiness of healthcare facilities. Headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, the company also operates a research and development facility in Knoxville, Tennessee. Previously known as RAMSAFE Technologies LLC, it rebranded to Previstar, Inc. in 2006.
Sennari
Series B in 2005
Sennari, Inc. provides mobile application development and gaming solutions for carriers and handset makers. Its products include PrizePlay, a gaming system that offers a mobile gaming experience featuring automated player registration, pay-per-play, and tournament gaming, as well as prize catalogs and redemption; and mobIN, an ad-funded, lifestyle loyalty network that transforms handsets into currency devices. The company also offers a suite of mobile entertainment services, including gaming, music, mobile storefronts. In addition, it offers mStore, a solution that includes UI design and storefront development for handset, Web, and mobile Web; and direct handset redemption/fulfillment.
Sennari Entertainment
Series B in 2005
Sennari develops and provides mobile applications and prize based incentivised games for carriers and handset makers. Its products include PrizePlay, a gaming system that offers a mobile gaming experience featuring automated player registration, pay-per-play, and tournament gaming, as well as prize catalogs and redemption; and mobIN, an ad-funded, lifestyle loyalty network that transforms handsets into currency devices. They also offers a suite of mobile entertainment services, including gaming, music, mobile storefronts.
Orchestro
Series A in 2005
Orchestro, Inc. is a provider of a Software-as-a-Service demand signal management platform designed for consumer packaged goods companies. Founded in 1999 and based in McLean, Virginia, the company specializes in data harmonization, facilitating in-store execution, new product introductions, on-shelf availability, promotion execution, and replenishment needs. Its platform consolidates point-of-sale, internal, and syndicated data, enabling users such as category analysts, national account managers, and international representatives to create informative dashboards. Orchestro was previously known as Vision Chain, Inc. and adopted its current name in February 2013. As of June 2016, it operates as a subsidiary of E2open, Inc.
Synchris
Venture Round in 2005
Synchris (formerly MAP ROI Systems) is a developer of G-Force(TM), the most effective integrated, collaborative, end-to-end web based system for identifying, qualifying, proposing and managing government contracts.
Netcordia
Series A in 2005
Netcordia is a provider of network automation software, primarily known for its NetMRI solution, which was first released in 2000. This software focuses on automating network configuration and change management for layer 2 and 3 network devices, emphasizing the monitoring of changes through timeline dashboards. NetMRI assists network engineers in ensuring compliance with internal and industry standards by comparing SNMP and syslog data against a library of best practice standards. This functionality enables users to identify and address potential issues before they lead to downtime or other complications. Netcordia's solutions serve various sectors, including manufacturing, academia, managed service providers, finance, government, and healthcare. The company is headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, and is backed by investors such as Gold Hill Capital, Novak Biddle Venture Partners, and Trinity Ventures.
Paratek
Series C in 2005
Paratek designs and manufactures adaptive RF front-end component solutions for mobile wireless applications. Paratek's product offerings for multi-mode and multi-band operation cover three major applications : Adaptive Impedance Matching Modules (AIMM), Broadband filters and pre-selectors for RF front-end devices, Radio Antenna Frequency Tuners (RAFTâ„¢). Paratek works collaboratively with customers. That means they listen closely to what your needs and milestones are, and then work to adapt their technology to yours. Applications differ, but the beauty of their adaptive approach is that they can easily fine-tune solutions based around certain operating bands, frequency ranges, and industry protocols. If your need is slightly different from the next, that's where they shine!
Sennari Entertainment
Series A in 2005
Sennari develops and provides mobile applications and prize based incentivised games for carriers and handset makers. Its products include PrizePlay, a gaming system that offers a mobile gaming experience featuring automated player registration, pay-per-play, and tournament gaming, as well as prize catalogs and redemption; and mobIN, an ad-funded, lifestyle loyalty network that transforms handsets into currency devices. They also offers a suite of mobile entertainment services, including gaming, music, mobile storefronts.
Sennari
Series A in 2005
Sennari, Inc. provides mobile application development and gaming solutions for carriers and handset makers. Its products include PrizePlay, a gaming system that offers a mobile gaming experience featuring automated player registration, pay-per-play, and tournament gaming, as well as prize catalogs and redemption; and mobIN, an ad-funded, lifestyle loyalty network that transforms handsets into currency devices. The company also offers a suite of mobile entertainment services, including gaming, music, mobile storefronts. In addition, it offers mStore, a solution that includes UI design and storefront development for handset, Web, and mobile Web; and direct handset redemption/fulfillment.
System Detection
Series B in 2005
System Detection is the developer of the antura automated threat management system.
Approva
Series C in 2005
Approva is a leading provider of continuous controls monitoring software, recognized for its effectiveness in automating IT and financial controls across major enterprise applications, including Oracle, PeopleSoft, and SAP. The company's software is utilized by major audit and advisory firms, as well as a range of prominent corporations such as Bayer, DirecTV, Honeywell, Kraft, Northrop Grumman, Siemens, and T-Mobile. By implementing Approva's solutions, organizations can enhance their governance, risk, and compliance efforts, effectively reducing risk, preventing fraud, lowering compliance costs, and identifying opportunities for operational improvement.
Approva
Venture Round in 2005
Approva is a leading provider of continuous controls monitoring software, recognized for its effectiveness in automating IT and financial controls across major enterprise applications, including Oracle, PeopleSoft, and SAP. The company's software is utilized by major audit and advisory firms, as well as a range of prominent corporations such as Bayer, DirecTV, Honeywell, Kraft, Northrop Grumman, Siemens, and T-Mobile. By implementing Approva's solutions, organizations can enhance their governance, risk, and compliance efforts, effectively reducing risk, preventing fraud, lowering compliance costs, and identifying opportunities for operational improvement.
ObjectVideo
Series C in 2004
ObjectVideo, Inc. specializes in intelligent video analytics software designed for security, public safety, business intelligence, and process improvement applications. The company offers two main products: ObjectVideo OnBoard, which integrates analytics directly into cameras and other devices, and ObjectVideo VEW, which identifies and alerts users to specific events such as perimeter breaches and loitering. By converting video into actionable data, ObjectVideo's software supports a range of applications including facility security, asset monitoring, and loss prevention across various sectors such as transportation, education, banking, retail, and gaming. The company collaborates with a network of video intelligent partners, including OEMs and integrators, to market its solutions. ObjectVideo serves a diverse clientele, including government agencies and infrastructure sectors, and has its headquarters in Reston, Virginia. Founded in 1998, the company was previously known as DiamondBack Vision, Inc. before rebranding in 2001.
Centice
Series A in 2004
Centice Corporation specializes in developing devices for drug detection and identification. The company offers solutions for identifying prescription drugs, illicit substances, and mixtures, as well as addressing issues related to narcotics enforcement and counterfeiting. Its notable product, the PASS Rx system, enhances the verification process for dispensed medications by capturing the spectral signature of drugs and comparing it to a known database. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Morrisville, North Carolina, Centice operates through a network of distributors both domestically and internationally, providing vital tools for drug verification and safety. The company was formerly known as Optopo, Inc. and rebranded to Centice Corporation in February 2008.
CorasWorks
Series A in 2004
CorasWorks Corporation specializes in designing and developing workplace application software for the Microsoft SharePoint platform. The company offers a range of products, including the CorasWorks Workplace Suite, which allows organizations to create and manage collaborative applications, and the Data Integration Toolset, enabling users to connect external data sources to SharePoint. Additionally, CorasWorks provides rPrograms for managing multiple projects, a Design Migrator for updating site designs, and an integrated Project Portfolio Management application. The company serves diverse industries such as healthcare, aerospace, automotive, and financial services, with a clientele that spans multiple countries, including the United States, Canada, and several European nations. Founded in 2003, CorasWorks is headquartered in Reston, Virginia, and maintains additional offices in major cities across the United States and the United Kingdom.
LifeShield
Series A in 2004
LifeShield is a provider of wireless home security systems, distinguished by its professional-grade monitoring and superior protection. Unlike traditional security systems, which are often either ineffective or costly, LifeShield offers an affordable alternative without compromising on quality. The company has developed a comprehensive suite of features, including fire and carbon monoxide sensors, cameras, and live video monitoring capabilities, catering to a wide range of needs, from residential homes to home offices. LifeShield stands out for its commitment to remote access, allowing customers to manage their security systems easily through mobile applications, without incurring additional monitoring fees. This focus on convenience and reliability enables customers to enjoy enhanced control over their home protection.
Orchestro
Series A in 2004
Orchestro, Inc. is a provider of a Software-as-a-Service demand signal management platform designed for consumer packaged goods companies. Founded in 1999 and based in McLean, Virginia, the company specializes in data harmonization, facilitating in-store execution, new product introductions, on-shelf availability, promotion execution, and replenishment needs. Its platform consolidates point-of-sale, internal, and syndicated data, enabling users such as category analysts, national account managers, and international representatives to create informative dashboards. Orchestro was previously known as Vision Chain, Inc. and adopted its current name in February 2013. As of June 2016, it operates as a subsidiary of E2open, Inc.
SafeView
Series B in 2004
SafeView, Inc. is a provider of homeland security technology services, specializing in advanced security screening systems. The company focuses on commercializing patented holographic imaging technology developed by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Its flagship product, the Guardian 100, utilizes active millimeter wave technology to safely and clearly detect hidden items, including metal, plastic, and ceramic, without the use of ionizing radiation. This innovative approach offers a significant improvement over traditional methods such as metal detectors and pat-down searches, enhancing safety in public spaces. SafeView aims to address security needs in various environments, including passenger terminals, cargo facilities, and border security applications.
Approva
Series B in 2004
Approva is a leading provider of continuous controls monitoring software, recognized for its effectiveness in automating IT and financial controls across major enterprise applications, including Oracle, PeopleSoft, and SAP. The company's software is utilized by major audit and advisory firms, as well as a range of prominent corporations such as Bayer, DirecTV, Honeywell, Kraft, Northrop Grumman, Siemens, and T-Mobile. By implementing Approva's solutions, organizations can enhance their governance, risk, and compliance efforts, effectively reducing risk, preventing fraud, lowering compliance costs, and identifying opportunities for operational improvement.
Paratek
Series B in 2004
Paratek designs and manufactures adaptive RF front-end component solutions for mobile wireless applications. Paratek's product offerings for multi-mode and multi-band operation cover three major applications : Adaptive Impedance Matching Modules (AIMM), Broadband filters and pre-selectors for RF front-end devices, Radio Antenna Frequency Tuners (RAFTâ„¢). Paratek works collaboratively with customers. That means they listen closely to what your needs and milestones are, and then work to adapt their technology to yours. Applications differ, but the beauty of their adaptive approach is that they can easily fine-tune solutions based around certain operating bands, frequency ranges, and industry protocols. If your need is slightly different from the next, that's where they shine!
Trusted Edge
Series A in 2003
Trusted Edge, Inc. provides concrete business solutions to enhance trust, collaboration and security inside and outside the enterprise. Its products and services deliver significant value by helping enterprises keep pace with the growing information demands of a networked economy while mitigating data security risks.
Tantivy Communications
Venture Round in 2003
Tantivy Communications offers business communication, documentation, and data communications consulting services. It also develops communication and telecommunications software solutions and equipment. Tantivy Communications was acquired by InterDigital Communications in August 2003. Tantivy Communications was founded in 1997 and is based in Melbourne, Florida.
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