Palomar Ventures

Palomar Ventures, founded in 1999 and based in Ladera Ranch, California, is a venture capital firm that specializes in early-stage investments in information technology companies. The firm focuses on sectors such as infrastructure software, semiconductors, networking, telecom, consumer technology, next-generation storage, wireless solutions, and security initiatives. Palomar Ventures typically invests between $2 million and $5 million in initial funding rounds, often acting as a lead or co-lead investor. The firm emphasizes collaboration with its portfolio companies, leveraging the partners' strategic insights and extensive networks to help these businesses achieve their growth objectives. With a commitment to responding quickly to new ideas, Palomar Ventures aims to build sustainable companies by concentrating on key milestones early in the development process. The firm is currently in the process of liquidation.

Robert M. Obuch

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Bob Obuch

Partner

95 past transactions

Ace Metrix

Series C in 2014
Ace Metrix, Inc. specializes in video creative assessment solutions that deliver in-depth analytics and insights for television and video advertisements. The company provides a range of services, including Ace Metrix PRE, which offers ad pre-testing with both qualitative and quantitative data, and Ace Metrix LIVE, a subscription service that analyzes the impact of digital creative across various platforms. Additionally, Ace Metrix POLITICS measures the effectiveness of political campaign ads, while Ace Metrix VIVA focuses on evaluating Spanish language video ads targeted at U.S. Hispanic consumers. Founded in 2007 and based in El Segundo, California, Ace Metrix serves brands, creative agencies, and publishers, enabling them to optimize their advertising campaigns in real time.

Damballa

Series E in 2014
Damballa specializes in advanced threat protection, focusing on the detection of active threats that evade conventional security measures. The company employs data science and machine learning techniques to identify successful infections and assess the risk posed by compromised devices, regardless of their operating system or threat vector. Damballa's solutions are designed to discover previously unknown threats, making the company a key player in cybersecurity. It safeguards nearly a billion endpoints across various sectors, including enterprises and major telecommunications providers. The firm also addresses issues related to botnet formation, providing essential safeguards against the misuse of Internet-enabled devices for harmful activities.

Predixion

Series C in 2013
Predixion is a provider of predictive analytics services, founded in 2009 and headquartered in San Juan Capistrano, California, with development offices in Redmond, Washington. The company offers a self-service predictive analytics platform called Predixion Insight™, which simplifies the predictive process for business analysts and non-technical users, while still maintaining the flexibility and power needed by data scientists. This platform allows customers to analyze large volumes of data and make actionable decisions, facilitating the integration of predictions into everyday business operations. Predixion also focuses on enhancing the deployment of analytics, ensuring that valuable insights reach the right people promptly for immediate action. More than 200 companies utilize Predixion's services to improve their decision-making processes.

Ace Metrix

Series C in 2012
Ace Metrix, Inc. specializes in video creative assessment solutions that deliver in-depth analytics and insights for television and video advertisements. The company provides a range of services, including Ace Metrix PRE, which offers ad pre-testing with both qualitative and quantitative data, and Ace Metrix LIVE, a subscription service that analyzes the impact of digital creative across various platforms. Additionally, Ace Metrix POLITICS measures the effectiveness of political campaign ads, while Ace Metrix VIVA focuses on evaluating Spanish language video ads targeted at U.S. Hispanic consumers. Founded in 2007 and based in El Segundo, California, Ace Metrix serves brands, creative agencies, and publishers, enabling them to optimize their advertising campaigns in real time.

Predixion

Series B in 2011
Predixion is a provider of predictive analytics services, founded in 2009 and headquartered in San Juan Capistrano, California, with development offices in Redmond, Washington. The company offers a self-service predictive analytics platform called Predixion Insight™, which simplifies the predictive process for business analysts and non-technical users, while still maintaining the flexibility and power needed by data scientists. This platform allows customers to analyze large volumes of data and make actionable decisions, facilitating the integration of predictions into everyday business operations. Predixion also focuses on enhancing the deployment of analytics, ensuring that valuable insights reach the right people promptly for immediate action. More than 200 companies utilize Predixion's services to improve their decision-making processes.

MyBuys

Series C in 2011
MyBuys specializes in cross-channel personalization for retailers, enabling marketers to enhance their effectiveness by understanding individual shopper preferences. The company provides insights that allow retailers to present tailored recommendations and offers across various platforms, including e-commerce sites, email, display ads, mobile devices, and social media. With over 300 clients, including a significant number from the Internet Retailer Top 500, MyBuys focuses on helping retailers increase sales through targeted marketing strategies. Headquartered in San Mateo, California, MyBuys operates as a privately held entity.

Damballa

Series D in 2011
Damballa specializes in advanced threat protection, focusing on the detection of active threats that evade conventional security measures. The company employs data science and machine learning techniques to identify successful infections and assess the risk posed by compromised devices, regardless of their operating system or threat vector. Damballa's solutions are designed to discover previously unknown threats, making the company a key player in cybersecurity. It safeguards nearly a billion endpoints across various sectors, including enterprises and major telecommunications providers. The firm also addresses issues related to botnet formation, providing essential safeguards against the misuse of Internet-enabled devices for harmful activities.

Bubbly

Series D in 2011
Bubbly Inc. is a Singapore-based company that operates a social voice application designed to connect users globally through mobile social networks and messaging. The Bubbly app allows users to share voice updates and engage with friends, family, and followers, akin to a voice-enabled version of Twitter. It features capabilities such as following celebrities and public figures, recording and previewing audio instantly, and applying various audio effects and filters. Users can share their posts via email, social media platforms, and personal blogs, while also discovering and listening to content from talented singers and musicians worldwide. Initially launched for feature phones, Bubbly has expanded its reach with versions for smartphones, including iPhone and Android, achieving a user base of over 30 million primarily across Asia. Founded in 2003 and previously known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly Inc. is now a subsidiary of Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and is also gaining traction in various international markets.

Biscotti

Series A in 2010
Biscotti Inc. designs, builds, and markets video calling cameras for office, healthcare, and consumer markets. The company offers cloud-based services that include 1-on-1 calls, home and corporate firewall traversal, Web interface, public SIP address, test call, network test, video mail storage, and live video streaming services. It offers its products for home HDTV video calling, business video conferencing, home monitoring, and other healthcare applications. The company sells its products online. Biscotti Inc. was formerly known as Wham!, Inc. and changed its name to Biscotti Inc. in January 2012. The company was founded in 2008 and is based in Plano, Texas.

Voxify

Venture Round in 2010
Voxify specializes in developing and managing integrated speech solutions designed to automate customer interactions within contact centers. Their offerings include Voxify Automated Agents, which are speech applications that enable self-service options for customer phone calls. These agents are built from industry-specific templates and utilize patented conversational models, allowing callers to engage in natural speech for improved customer service experiences. Voxify's deployment options cater to both hosted and premise-based environments, providing a managed service that ensures a low-risk implementation and a quick return on investment for businesses.

Damballa

Series C in 2010
Damballa specializes in advanced threat protection, focusing on the detection of active threats that evade conventional security measures. The company employs data science and machine learning techniques to identify successful infections and assess the risk posed by compromised devices, regardless of their operating system or threat vector. Damballa's solutions are designed to discover previously unknown threats, making the company a key player in cybersecurity. It safeguards nearly a billion endpoints across various sectors, including enterprises and major telecommunications providers. The firm also addresses issues related to botnet formation, providing essential safeguards against the misuse of Internet-enabled devices for harmful activities.

ExteNet Systems

Venture Round in 2010
ExteNet Systems designs, builds and operates network infrastructure - primarily using distributed antenna systems. DAS networks by ExteNet Systems are implemented by wireless service providers in a variety of locations and environments. ExteNet is technologically adaptable – which means they can operate CDMA, GSM, UMTS, 3G and 4G within each fiber network that we deploy. They are adept at designing, implementing and operating fiber networks to extend their network’s traditional sites into hard-to-zone areas, or to places where you do not have coverage. Their fiber networks could also be a reasonable backhaul solution for wireless service providers.

Ace Metrix

Series B in 2009
Ace Metrix, Inc. specializes in video creative assessment solutions that deliver in-depth analytics and insights for television and video advertisements. The company provides a range of services, including Ace Metrix PRE, which offers ad pre-testing with both qualitative and quantitative data, and Ace Metrix LIVE, a subscription service that analyzes the impact of digital creative across various platforms. Additionally, Ace Metrix POLITICS measures the effectiveness of political campaign ads, while Ace Metrix VIVA focuses on evaluating Spanish language video ads targeted at U.S. Hispanic consumers. Founded in 2007 and based in El Segundo, California, Ace Metrix serves brands, creative agencies, and publishers, enabling them to optimize their advertising campaigns in real time.

Bigfoot Networks

Series B in 2009
Bigfoot Networks is a leading networking technology company that develops hardware and software solutions that significantly improve the online gaming experience. Its products are designed to provide maximum network performance for online gaming and other real time applications.

Paymetric

Series B in 2009
Paymetric, Inc. is the standard in secure and integrated payments. Our innovative payment acceptance solutions expedite and secure the order-to-cash process, improve ePayment acceptance rates, and reduce the scope and financial burden of PCI compliance. Leading global brands rely on Paymetric for the only fully integrated, processor-agnostic tokenization solution, supported by dedicated customer service. Paymetric is a nationally award-winning industry leader recognized for continual innovation, SAP partnership and world-class support since 1998. For more information, visit www.paymetric.com.

Bubbly

Series C in 2009
Bubbly Inc. is a Singapore-based company that operates a social voice application designed to connect users globally through mobile social networks and messaging. The Bubbly app allows users to share voice updates and engage with friends, family, and followers, akin to a voice-enabled version of Twitter. It features capabilities such as following celebrities and public figures, recording and previewing audio instantly, and applying various audio effects and filters. Users can share their posts via email, social media platforms, and personal blogs, while also discovering and listening to content from talented singers and musicians worldwide. Initially launched for feature phones, Bubbly has expanded its reach with versions for smartphones, including iPhone and Android, achieving a user base of over 30 million primarily across Asia. Founded in 2003 and previously known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly Inc. is now a subsidiary of Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and is also gaining traction in various international markets.

Ravenflow

Venture Round in 2009
Ravenflow enables enterprises to deliver applications faster. RAVEN software for requirements elicitation and definition quickly builds stakeholder consensus on requirements, reduces the time required for stakeholders to approve specifications, reduces developer rework due to requirements errors, and seamlessly integrates requirements and testing. RAVEN integrates requirements elicitation and definition with the application lifecycle management platforms from IBM Rational, Telelogic, HP Mercury, and also Microsoft Visual Studio.

Ace Metrix

Series A in 2008
Ace Metrix, Inc. specializes in video creative assessment solutions that deliver in-depth analytics and insights for television and video advertisements. The company provides a range of services, including Ace Metrix PRE, which offers ad pre-testing with both qualitative and quantitative data, and Ace Metrix LIVE, a subscription service that analyzes the impact of digital creative across various platforms. Additionally, Ace Metrix POLITICS measures the effectiveness of political campaign ads, while Ace Metrix VIVA focuses on evaluating Spanish language video ads targeted at U.S. Hispanic consumers. Founded in 2007 and based in El Segundo, California, Ace Metrix serves brands, creative agencies, and publishers, enabling them to optimize their advertising campaigns in real time.

DATAllegro

Series D in 2008
DATAllegro is an integrated data warehousing provider.

Zannel

Series B in 2008
Zannel makes the mobile industry's first Instant Media Network(TM), which allows people to instantly and visually communicate what's happening now across mobile and the web, including all major social networks. Zannel won a Webby for Best Mobile Social Network in 2008, serves million of unique visitors per month, has over 50 partnerships with leading operators, media companies, and brands. Founded by the team that built the first large-scale mobile media storefronts in the US, Zannel combines the best of mobile messaging, media sharing, and social networking into an intuitive, compelling user experience. Located in San Francisco, Zannel is backed by USVP, Alloy, and Palomar Ventures.

ExteNet Systems

Debt Financing in 2008
ExteNet Systems designs, builds and operates network infrastructure - primarily using distributed antenna systems. DAS networks by ExteNet Systems are implemented by wireless service providers in a variety of locations and environments. ExteNet is technologically adaptable – which means they can operate CDMA, GSM, UMTS, 3G and 4G within each fiber network that we deploy. They are adept at designing, implementing and operating fiber networks to extend their network’s traditional sites into hard-to-zone areas, or to places where you do not have coverage. Their fiber networks could also be a reasonable backhaul solution for wireless service providers.

Fulcrum Microsystems

Series E in 2008
Fulcrum Microsystems, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, provides interconnect devices for storage, computing and networking backplane, and interconnect applications in the United States and internationally. The company’s products include FocalPoint, which includes Ethernet switch/router chips; ControlPoint Software Suite that comprises Ethernet bridging, switching, and routing software modules; and PivotPoint SPI-4.2 Interconnect Chip that provides interconnection packet and protocol processing resources on a line card. It serves the original equipment manufacturers. Fulcrum Microsystems, Inc., formerly known as Asynchronous Digital Design, was founded in 2000 and is based in Calabasas, California.

Bigfoot Networks

Series A in 2008
Bigfoot Networks is a leading networking technology company that develops hardware and software solutions that significantly improve the online gaming experience. Its products are designed to provide maximum network performance for online gaming and other real time applications.

Voxify

Series D in 2008
Voxify specializes in developing and managing integrated speech solutions designed to automate customer interactions within contact centers. Their offerings include Voxify Automated Agents, which are speech applications that enable self-service options for customer phone calls. These agents are built from industry-specific templates and utilize patented conversational models, allowing callers to engage in natural speech for improved customer service experiences. Voxify's deployment options cater to both hosted and premise-based environments, providing a managed service that ensures a low-risk implementation and a quick return on investment for businesses.

Edgewater Networks

Venture Round in 2008
Edgewater Networks Inc. specializes in managed services platforms designed for the delivery of IP-based voice, video, and data services. The company offers a range of solutions, including the EdgeView Service Control Center, which addresses network impairments that can impact VoIP call quality. Their Intelligent Edge solutions facilitate interoperability among VoIP and video devices, while the Network Edge Orchestration platform integrates these capabilities with cloud and edge technologies. Additionally, Edgewater Networks provides interoperability certification for PBX systems and various professional services focused on network planning and operation. With over 600,000 deployed sites globally, the company serves service providers and enterprises of all sizes, helping streamline installations and enhance network performance. Founded in 2002, Edgewater Networks is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, and operates as a subsidiary of Ribbon Communications Inc.

MyBuys

Series B in 2007
MyBuys specializes in cross-channel personalization for retailers, enabling marketers to enhance their effectiveness by understanding individual shopper preferences. The company provides insights that allow retailers to present tailored recommendations and offers across various platforms, including e-commerce sites, email, display ads, mobile devices, and social media. With over 300 clients, including a significant number from the Internet Retailer Top 500, MyBuys focuses on helping retailers increase sales through targeted marketing strategies. Headquartered in San Mateo, California, MyBuys operates as a privately held entity.

Silver Creek Systems

Series C in 2007
Silver Creek Systems, Inc. designs and develops automated data mastering solutions. It offers DataLens System, which standardizes, enriches, matches, and repurposes product data from various sources; data service applications (DSA) that capture business rules and apply to data integration tasks; data lenses, a semantics-based approach to identify key information; and DataLens foundry, a pre-configured DSA that extracts, standardizes, and populates search dimensions. The company also provides business solutions, such as automation for information supply chains; and automated data mastering for manufacturers, distributors, and retailers. In addition, it offers IT solutions, including automated data services for product data; and data mastering for product data integration, data quality, and data governance. The company's DataLens System creates data services for SOA, PIM and MDM, search optimization, ETL, data quality, data governance, system consolidation and data migration, and business intelligence applications. It serves companies in retail, distribution, manufacturing, high tech, healthcare, consumer electronics, food services, telecommunications, energy, and other sectors. Silver Creek Systems, Inc. was formerly known as OneRealm, Inc. The company was founded in 1997 and is based in Westminster, Colorado. As of December 2009, Silver Creek Systems, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Oracle Corp..

Woven Systems

Series B in 2007
Woven Systems™ is an innovative network infrastructure provider focused on designing and building massively scalable Ethernet fabric switching solutions for Enterprise, and Internet data centers. Woven offers the only solutions that use Dynamic Congestion Avoidance to automatically balance traffic for delivering the industry's highest performance and lowest latency — all conveniently packaged in an energy-efficient chassis.

SkyeTek

Series C in 2007
SkyeTek delivers a turn-key RFID application that enables real-time management of field-based inventory and resources. This capability allows manufacturers and service providers to track the movement of inventory, assets, and workers in real-time from the factory, through the field, and ultimately to the customer site enabling significant increases in revenue, efficiency, productivity, and compliance. In addition to its MetaFi application service, SkyeTek also provides RFID reader modules as well as comprehensive professional and support services. SkyeTek is a privately held, venture-backed company headquartered in Westminster, Colorado, with sales operations in North America, Europe and Asia.

WiQuest Communications

Series C in 2007
WiQuest Communications is a fabless semiconductor company designing and developing complete WiMedia-based ultrawideband (UWB) solutions focused on ultra high speed, short range applications. WiQuest’s complete solution offering includes chipset, software and reference designs. WiQuest’s technology enables a new class of applications for wireless connectivity to PC, consumer electronics and mobile systems – enabling The New Frontier of Wireless™. WiQuest Communications closed operation on 2008 Oct.

Storspeed

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

Lombardi Software

Series D in 2007
Lombardi Software, Inc. is a provider of business process management (BPM) software and services based in Austin, Texas. Founded in 1999, the company offers a range of products including Teamworks 6, a BPM software suite designed to support process improvement applications, and Blueprint, a software-as-a-service solution that helps organizations map business processes, identify issues, and prioritize improvements. Additionally, Lombardi Software provides process documentation and workflow diagramming tools, as well as a variety of services such as process definition, deployment, on-demand assistance, and education. Their offerings also extend to on-site services, including process design, project management, and service-oriented architecture integration reviews. The company's clientele spans various sectors, including financial services, government, healthcare, insurance, life sciences, manufacturing, retail, and telecommunications.

Fulcrum Microsystems

Series D in 2007
Fulcrum Microsystems, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, provides interconnect devices for storage, computing and networking backplane, and interconnect applications in the United States and internationally. The company’s products include FocalPoint, which includes Ethernet switch/router chips; ControlPoint Software Suite that comprises Ethernet bridging, switching, and routing software modules; and PivotPoint SPI-4.2 Interconnect Chip that provides interconnection packet and protocol processing resources on a line card. It serves the original equipment manufacturers. Fulcrum Microsystems, Inc., formerly known as Asynchronous Digital Design, was founded in 2000 and is based in Calabasas, California.

MyBuys

Series A in 2007
MyBuys specializes in cross-channel personalization for retailers, enabling marketers to enhance their effectiveness by understanding individual shopper preferences. The company provides insights that allow retailers to present tailored recommendations and offers across various platforms, including e-commerce sites, email, display ads, mobile devices, and social media. With over 300 clients, including a significant number from the Internet Retailer Top 500, MyBuys focuses on helping retailers increase sales through targeted marketing strategies. Headquartered in San Mateo, California, MyBuys operates as a privately held entity.

AlterPoint

Series C in 2006
AlterPoint provides network governance software. It offers NetworkAuthority CMDB that stores inventory of various network assets, configurations, and changes in a vendor-independent database; NetworkAuthority Analytics that includes portals for network security, compliance, and asset lifecycle management; and NetworkAuthority Vulnerability Defense and Compliance Service that offers vulnerability assessment and recommended remediation. The company also provides support, consulting, and education services. It serves banking/finance, education, government, healthcare/pharmaceutical, hospitality/entertainment/recreation, insurance/real estate/legal, manufacturing, retail/distribution, service providers, technology manufacturers, and media sectors.

KnowNow

Venture Round in 2006
KnowNow delivers RSS services to large companies. KnowNow's live information management solutions are designed to increase productivity, efficiency, and profitability for companies around the world.

Strix Systems

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

Zannel

Series A in 2006
Zannel makes the mobile industry's first Instant Media Network(TM), which allows people to instantly and visually communicate what's happening now across mobile and the web, including all major social networks. Zannel won a Webby for Best Mobile Social Network in 2008, serves million of unique visitors per month, has over 50 partnerships with leading operators, media companies, and brands. Founded by the team that built the first large-scale mobile media storefronts in the US, Zannel combines the best of mobile messaging, media sharing, and social networking into an intuitive, compelling user experience. Located in San Francisco, Zannel is backed by USVP, Alloy, and Palomar Ventures.

DATAllegro

Series C in 2006
DATAllegro is an integrated data warehousing provider.

Voxify

Series C in 2006
Voxify specializes in developing and managing integrated speech solutions designed to automate customer interactions within contact centers. Their offerings include Voxify Automated Agents, which are speech applications that enable self-service options for customer phone calls. These agents are built from industry-specific templates and utilize patented conversational models, allowing callers to engage in natural speech for improved customer service experiences. Voxify's deployment options cater to both hosted and premise-based environments, providing a managed service that ensures a low-risk implementation and a quick return on investment for businesses.

Incuity Software

Series A in 2006
Incuity Software, Inc. is a privately-held Delaware corporation founded in 2004 in Mission Viejo, California. Although new as a corporation, the founders and staff of Incuity Software, formerly known as DataWorks Systems, have a long history in the design, development and marketing of industrial automation database and data analysis software products.

Encryptanet, Inc.

Series A in 2006
Encryptanet built a lightweight, content control and access cloud service for monetizing digital content called Paycloud. Encryptanet was not a micropayments vendor, but It was the very first micropayments partner for PayPal. The product provided a software-less solution for granting self-expiring, micro-access to digital content as small as a link or an image embedded in a page or for as short as seconds allowing customers to blend premium content with ad supported content to maximize revenues. The solution was unique in that it flipped the user model on its head: content looked and behaved like a free site to premium users without registration, signing in, or browser cookies. Customers included Forbes and several dozen digital content vendors. The company was funded by Palomar Ventures, Sevin Rosen, and friends and family.

RealOps

Series B in 2006
RealOps, Inc., an information technology management company, provides run book automation and information technology process automation software solutions that streamline and execute critical operational service functions. It offers AutoPilot solutions for problem, change, and service management that automate the repetitive manual tasks that its staff performs every day; and RealOps Automation Management Platform that identifies, performs triage, analyzes, prioritizes, and manages information technology service functions automatically orchestrating interaction with various auxiliary tools and systems to minimize time-consuming and costly manual operational processes. The company also offers assessment and deployment, training and development, and professional services. Its customers include service providers and enterprises global information technology operations environments. The company was founded in 2004 and is based in Herndon, Virginia. RealOps, Inc. is a subsidiary of BMC Software, Inc.

Network Physics

Venture Round in 2006
As of October 19, 2007, Network Physics, Inc. was acquired by OPNET Technologies Inc. (NasdaqNM:OPNT). Network Physics, Inc. provides real-time performance management solutions for converged networks. Its NetSensory appliances monitor the performance, integrity, and security of the applications infrastructure and enables IT staff to align operations with business priorities; NetSensory Enterprise Architecture, a network application management solution; NetSensory Solution Insight for VoIP delivers real-time and integrated management of voice and data applications; and NetSensory Business Reporter is a software option for the NP-Director platform. It offers solutions for the financial, health care, manufacturing, media, and retail sectors. Network Physics was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California with an additional office in the United Kingdom.

WiQuest Communications

Series B in 2006
WiQuest Communications is a fabless semiconductor company designing and developing complete WiMedia-based ultrawideband (UWB) solutions focused on ultra high speed, short range applications. WiQuest’s complete solution offering includes chipset, software and reference designs. WiQuest’s technology enables a new class of applications for wireless connectivity to PC, consumer electronics and mobile systems – enabling The New Frontier of Wireless™. WiQuest Communications closed operation on 2008 Oct.

Lombardi Software

Series C in 2006
Lombardi Software, Inc. is a provider of business process management (BPM) software and services based in Austin, Texas. Founded in 1999, the company offers a range of products including Teamworks 6, a BPM software suite designed to support process improvement applications, and Blueprint, a software-as-a-service solution that helps organizations map business processes, identify issues, and prioritize improvements. Additionally, Lombardi Software provides process documentation and workflow diagramming tools, as well as a variety of services such as process definition, deployment, on-demand assistance, and education. Their offerings also extend to on-site services, including process design, project management, and service-oriented architecture integration reviews. The company's clientele spans various sectors, including financial services, government, healthcare, insurance, life sciences, manufacturing, retail, and telecommunications.

Woven Systems

Series A in 2005
Woven Systems™ is an innovative network infrastructure provider focused on designing and building massively scalable Ethernet fabric switching solutions for Enterprise, and Internet data centers. Woven offers the only solutions that use Dynamic Congestion Avoidance to automatically balance traffic for delivering the industry's highest performance and lowest latency — all conveniently packaged in an energy-efficient chassis.

NTT Global Networks

Series D in 2005
Virtela is the smart alternative to traditional global carriers and equipment vendors for enterprise networking and virtualized IT services. The company delivers award-winning services via its Virtualized Overlay Network and Virtela Enterprise Services Cloud (ESC) platform, which enables the transition of branch office networking and security services to the cloud. Virtela gives enterprises the benefit of "asset-light" software-defined networking that delivers up to 80% cost savings in upfront capital and 30% savings in ongoing operating expenses. The company's services suite includes global managed network, security, mobility, application acceleration, and IT infrastructure services.

Netcontinuum

Venture Round in 2005
NetContinuum, Inc. provides application controllers to deploy, secure, and manage enterprise Web applications. Its products include Web application firewalls that enable data center teams to secure existing enterprise applications; and Web application gateways, which provide application security, load balancing, content switching, connection pooling, caching, and GZIP compression to enable deployment of new enterprise applications. The company's controllers are used for managing business risk, DMZ consolidation, application deployment, instant PCI compliance, failed audit recovery, lowering DMZ TCO, and securing FTP. It also offers on-site installation, training, support, and other on-site custom engagements. NetContinuum serves the financial services, government, e-business, media and communications, ASP/software, healthcare, and education sectors. The company was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. As of July 2007, NetContinuum, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Barracuda Networks, Inc.

Edgewater Networks

Series B in 2005
Edgewater Networks Inc. specializes in managed services platforms designed for the delivery of IP-based voice, video, and data services. The company offers a range of solutions, including the EdgeView Service Control Center, which addresses network impairments that can impact VoIP call quality. Their Intelligent Edge solutions facilitate interoperability among VoIP and video devices, while the Network Edge Orchestration platform integrates these capabilities with cloud and edge technologies. Additionally, Edgewater Networks provides interoperability certification for PBX systems and various professional services focused on network planning and operation. With over 600,000 deployed sites globally, the company serves service providers and enterprises of all sizes, helping streamline installations and enhance network performance. Founded in 2002, Edgewater Networks is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, and operates as a subsidiary of Ribbon Communications Inc.

SkyeTek

Series B in 2005
SkyeTek delivers a turn-key RFID application that enables real-time management of field-based inventory and resources. This capability allows manufacturers and service providers to track the movement of inventory, assets, and workers in real-time from the factory, through the field, and ultimately to the customer site enabling significant increases in revenue, efficiency, productivity, and compliance. In addition to its MetaFi application service, SkyeTek also provides RFID reader modules as well as comprehensive professional and support services. SkyeTek is a privately held, venture-backed company headquartered in Westminster, Colorado, with sales operations in North America, Europe and Asia.

Silver Creek Systems

Series C in 2005
Silver Creek Systems, Inc. designs and develops automated data mastering solutions. It offers DataLens System, which standardizes, enriches, matches, and repurposes product data from various sources; data service applications (DSA) that capture business rules and apply to data integration tasks; data lenses, a semantics-based approach to identify key information; and DataLens foundry, a pre-configured DSA that extracts, standardizes, and populates search dimensions. The company also provides business solutions, such as automation for information supply chains; and automated data mastering for manufacturers, distributors, and retailers. In addition, it offers IT solutions, including automated data services for product data; and data mastering for product data integration, data quality, and data governance. The company's DataLens System creates data services for SOA, PIM and MDM, search optimization, ETL, data quality, data governance, system consolidation and data migration, and business intelligence applications. It serves companies in retail, distribution, manufacturing, high tech, healthcare, consumer electronics, food services, telecommunications, energy, and other sectors. Silver Creek Systems, Inc. was formerly known as OneRealm, Inc. The company was founded in 1997 and is based in Westminster, Colorado. As of December 2009, Silver Creek Systems, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Oracle Corp..

Strix Systems

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

Fulcrum Microsystems

Series C in 2005
Fulcrum Microsystems, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, provides interconnect devices for storage, computing and networking backplane, and interconnect applications in the United States and internationally. The company’s products include FocalPoint, which includes Ethernet switch/router chips; ControlPoint Software Suite that comprises Ethernet bridging, switching, and routing software modules; and PivotPoint SPI-4.2 Interconnect Chip that provides interconnection packet and protocol processing resources on a line card. It serves the original equipment manufacturers. Fulcrum Microsystems, Inc., formerly known as Asynchronous Digital Design, was founded in 2000 and is based in Calabasas, California.

Dedicated Devices

Series B in 2005
Dedicated Devices is a leading manufacturer of reliable whole home media systems. The company was founded in 2003 by former employees of Micron Electronics, Inc. and the company is headquartered in Boise, Idaho.

Voxify

Series C in 2005
Voxify specializes in developing and managing integrated speech solutions designed to automate customer interactions within contact centers. Their offerings include Voxify Automated Agents, which are speech applications that enable self-service options for customer phone calls. These agents are built from industry-specific templates and utilize patented conversational models, allowing callers to engage in natural speech for improved customer service experiences. Voxify's deployment options cater to both hosted and premise-based environments, providing a managed service that ensures a low-risk implementation and a quick return on investment for businesses.
As of January 24, 2008, Gamma Enterprise Technologies, Inc. was acquired by Applimation, Inc. Gamma Enterprise Technologies, Inc. provides application data management software solutions for companies running SAP applications. The company’s InfoShuttle suite integrates its application data management solutions to automate, control, and secure the replication of SAP production data in non-production environments. Its applications enable users to create new clients; update existing clients; accelerate testing; secure data for development, test, and training purposes; and operationalize processes. The company’s archiving solutions are designed to store, manage, and retrieve SAP application data. It serves customers in North and South America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia Pacific. Gamma Enterprise Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Woodland Hills, California.

Syntricity

Venture Round in 2005
Syntricity, Inc. develops enterprise yield management software solutions for semiconductor companies, test vendors, and wafer foundries. It offers dataConductor, a hosted semiconductor enterprise yield management solution that collects data from diverse manufacturing systems and combines them into a single warehouse to support various phases of the semiconductor product life cycle. The company also provides consulting services, such as implementing best practices, yield analysis, product characterization setup, defining data collection strategy, automation planning, parsers and translators development, business practices assessment and establishment, methodologies establishment, implementation planning, systems analysis, integrations and connectivity requirements, and project and program management services. In addition, it offers implementation services, including system deployment, data integration from multiple suppliers, multi-departmental requirements assessment, parser design, MES data integration, and semiconductor data analysis solutions; and product support services, such as critical problem alerts, access to updates and upgrades, maintenance service packs and patches, telephone support, and on-site services. Syntricity, Inc. was founded in 1997 and is based in San Diego, California.

AlterPoint

Series C in 2005
AlterPoint provides network governance software. It offers NetworkAuthority CMDB that stores inventory of various network assets, configurations, and changes in a vendor-independent database; NetworkAuthority Analytics that includes portals for network security, compliance, and asset lifecycle management; and NetworkAuthority Vulnerability Defense and Compliance Service that offers vulnerability assessment and recommended remediation. The company also provides support, consulting, and education services. It serves banking/finance, education, government, healthcare/pharmaceutical, hospitality/entertainment/recreation, insurance/real estate/legal, manufacturing, retail/distribution, service providers, technology manufacturers, and media sectors.

WiQuest Communications

Series A in 2004
WiQuest Communications is a fabless semiconductor company designing and developing complete WiMedia-based ultrawideband (UWB) solutions focused on ultra high speed, short range applications. WiQuest’s complete solution offering includes chipset, software and reference designs. WiQuest’s technology enables a new class of applications for wireless connectivity to PC, consumer electronics and mobile systems – enabling The New Frontier of Wireless™. WiQuest Communications closed operation on 2008 Oct.

Voxify

Series B in 2004
Voxify specializes in developing and managing integrated speech solutions designed to automate customer interactions within contact centers. Their offerings include Voxify Automated Agents, which are speech applications that enable self-service options for customer phone calls. These agents are built from industry-specific templates and utilize patented conversational models, allowing callers to engage in natural speech for improved customer service experiences. Voxify's deployment options cater to both hosted and premise-based environments, providing a managed service that ensures a low-risk implementation and a quick return on investment for businesses.

Continuous Computing

Venture Round in 2004
Continuous Computing is the global source of integrated platform solutions that enable network equipment providers to overcome the mobile broadband capacity challenge quickly and cost effectively. Leveraging more than 20 years of telecom innovation, the company empowers customers to increase Return on Investment (ROI) by focusing internal resources on differentiation for 3G, Long Term Evolution (LTE), Femtocell and Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) applications. Expertise and responsiveness set the company apart: only Continuous Computing combines best-in-class AdvancedTCA (ATCA) platforms with world-famous TrilliumÂ:registered: protocol software to create highly-optimized, field-proven wireless and packet processing products. www.ccpu.com Continuous Computing is an active member of 3GPP, CP-TA, eNsemble Multi-Core Alliance, ETSI, Femto Forum, Intel Embedded Alliance, PICMG and the SCOPE Alliance.

Dedicated Devices

Series A in 2004
Dedicated Devices is a leading manufacturer of reliable whole home media systems. The company was founded in 2003 by former employees of Micron Electronics, Inc. and the company is headquartered in Boise, Idaho.

Lombardi Software

Venture Round in 2004
Lombardi Software, Inc. is a provider of business process management (BPM) software and services based in Austin, Texas. Founded in 1999, the company offers a range of products including Teamworks 6, a BPM software suite designed to support process improvement applications, and Blueprint, a software-as-a-service solution that helps organizations map business processes, identify issues, and prioritize improvements. Additionally, Lombardi Software provides process documentation and workflow diagramming tools, as well as a variety of services such as process definition, deployment, on-demand assistance, and education. Their offerings also extend to on-site services, including process design, project management, and service-oriented architecture integration reviews. The company's clientele spans various sectors, including financial services, government, healthcare, insurance, life sciences, manufacturing, retail, and telecommunications.

Gluecode Software

Series A in 2004
Gluecode Software operates as an open source application infrastructure company. The company's Java application platform, Gluecode JOE Standard Edition integrates functionality for application development, including an application server, JSP and servlet container, portal framework, and database management system. Its Gluecode JOE simplifies the development and delivery of distributed enterprise applications through integration, certification, and support. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in El Segundo, California.

Cerebra

Series A in 2004
Cerebra, Inc has develops and commercializes web-based enterprise data management products.

Inovys

Series C in 2004
Inovys, a Pleasanton, Calif. company that makes software and hardware for structural testing of semiconductors, was founded in 1999.

AlterPoint

Series B in 2004
AlterPoint provides network governance software. It offers NetworkAuthority CMDB that stores inventory of various network assets, configurations, and changes in a vendor-independent database; NetworkAuthority Analytics that includes portals for network security, compliance, and asset lifecycle management; and NetworkAuthority Vulnerability Defense and Compliance Service that offers vulnerability assessment and recommended remediation. The company also provides support, consulting, and education services. It serves banking/finance, education, government, healthcare/pharmaceutical, hospitality/entertainment/recreation, insurance/real estate/legal, manufacturing, retail/distribution, service providers, technology manufacturers, and media sectors.

Akonix Systems

Series B in 2003
Akonix Systems provides major organizations the only proven, fully integrated, interactive communications platform designed to foster online community and enrich user experience by allowing customers to seamlessly connect with individuals with similar and shared interests. Unlike rigid CRM or single purpose software tools, Akonix CommuniWare Enterprise, is a scalable, extendable, customizable solution that is effective in increasing all relevant measures, such as customer acquisition, retention, brand association and revenue generation.

Composite Software

Series B in 2003
Composite Software, Inc. disrupted the data integration market with a faster, lower cost data integration approach now known as data virtualization.

KnowNow

Series C in 2003
KnowNow delivers RSS services to large companies. KnowNow's live information management solutions are designed to increase productivity, efficiency, and profitability for companies around the world.

Entone

Series B in 2003
Entone Inc. specializes in cloud television and connected home solutions, providing hybrid devices such as receivers, recorders, and servers that facilitate both linear broadcast TV and IP-based services. Founded in 1999, the company leverages its technology to enable service operators to deliver integrated IP-based video and broadband services utilizing existing in-home wiring. Entone's product offerings include Fusion Software, which enhances media delivery to IP-connected devices, and the Engage software suite that provides management tools for operators. Additionally, the company offers various accessories and solutions related to IP migration, cloud TV, and whole-home distribution. Entone serves a diverse range of markets including telco/IPTV, cable/MSO, mobile, and broadband/ISP, both in the United States and internationally. The company is headquartered in Cupertino, California, and operates as a subsidiary of Amino Technologies plc.

Network Physics

Venture Round in 2003
As of October 19, 2007, Network Physics, Inc. was acquired by OPNET Technologies Inc. (NasdaqNM:OPNT). Network Physics, Inc. provides real-time performance management solutions for converged networks. Its NetSensory appliances monitor the performance, integrity, and security of the applications infrastructure and enables IT staff to align operations with business priorities; NetSensory Enterprise Architecture, a network application management solution; NetSensory Solution Insight for VoIP delivers real-time and integrated management of voice and data applications; and NetSensory Business Reporter is a software option for the NP-Director platform. It offers solutions for the financial, health care, manufacturing, media, and retail sectors. Network Physics was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California with an additional office in the United Kingdom.

Strix Systems

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

Attensity

Series B in 2003
Attensity Europe GmbH, based in Saarbrücken, Germany, specializes in response management software tailored for customer interaction management. Originally a subsidiary of Attensity Group, Inc., the company has established itself as a leader in corporate insight solutions, particularly for Global 1000 companies. By leveraging advanced natural language processing and sentiment analysis, Attensity’s proprietary technologies enable businesses to extract relevant information from diverse multi-channel data sources. Their integrated solutions allow enterprises to effectively analyze both structured and unstructured data, enhancing the customer experience, managing brand equity, increasing revenue, mitigating risks, and informing strategic decisions. Attensity's focus on omni-channel customer communications positions it as a vital partner for organizations seeking to optimize their customer engagement strategies.

Voxify

Series B in 2003
Voxify specializes in developing and managing integrated speech solutions designed to automate customer interactions within contact centers. Their offerings include Voxify Automated Agents, which are speech applications that enable self-service options for customer phone calls. These agents are built from industry-specific templates and utilize patented conversational models, allowing callers to engage in natural speech for improved customer service experiences. Voxify's deployment options cater to both hosted and premise-based environments, providing a managed service that ensures a low-risk implementation and a quick return on investment for businesses.

StoneFly

Series C in 2003
StoneFly is a technology company based in Hayward, California, specializing in Internet Protocol (IP) storage solutions. Founded in 1996 and recognized for pioneering the iSCSI storage protocol, StoneFly has established itself as a leader in the storage industry, offering a wide array of products and services. These include physical and virtual storage appliances, cloud services, backup and disaster recovery solutions, and enterprise managed services. The company's offerings are powered by StoneFusion, an intelligent operating system that enhances the performance of data-dependent applications. StoneFly is dedicated to providing simple, affordable, and secure enterprise-class storage solutions, making it a key player in the evolution of data storage technologies. As a subsidiary of Dynamic Network Factory, Inc., StoneFly also benefits from its parent company's expertise in security and consulting services.

Fulcrum Microsystems

Venture Round in 2003
Fulcrum Microsystems, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, provides interconnect devices for storage, computing and networking backplane, and interconnect applications in the United States and internationally. The company’s products include FocalPoint, which includes Ethernet switch/router chips; ControlPoint Software Suite that comprises Ethernet bridging, switching, and routing software modules; and PivotPoint SPI-4.2 Interconnect Chip that provides interconnection packet and protocol processing resources on a line card. It serves the original equipment manufacturers. Fulcrum Microsystems, Inc., formerly known as Asynchronous Digital Design, was founded in 2000 and is based in Calabasas, California.

Composite Software

Series A in 2003
Composite Software, Inc. disrupted the data integration market with a faster, lower cost data integration approach now known as data virtualization.

Netcontinuum

Series C in 2003
NetContinuum, Inc. provides application controllers to deploy, secure, and manage enterprise Web applications. Its products include Web application firewalls that enable data center teams to secure existing enterprise applications; and Web application gateways, which provide application security, load balancing, content switching, connection pooling, caching, and GZIP compression to enable deployment of new enterprise applications. The company's controllers are used for managing business risk, DMZ consolidation, application deployment, instant PCI compliance, failed audit recovery, lowering DMZ TCO, and securing FTP. It also offers on-site installation, training, support, and other on-site custom engagements. NetContinuum serves the financial services, government, e-business, media and communications, ASP/software, healthcare, and education sectors. The company was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. As of July 2007, NetContinuum, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Barracuda Networks, Inc.

NTT Global Networks

Series C in 2003
Virtela is the smart alternative to traditional global carriers and equipment vendors for enterprise networking and virtualized IT services. The company delivers award-winning services via its Virtualized Overlay Network and Virtela Enterprise Services Cloud (ESC) platform, which enables the transition of branch office networking and security services to the cloud. Virtela gives enterprises the benefit of "asset-light" software-defined networking that delivers up to 80% cost savings in upfront capital and 30% savings in ongoing operating expenses. The company's services suite includes global managed network, security, mobility, application acceleration, and IT infrastructure services.

Lombardi Software

Series C in 2003
Lombardi Software, Inc. is a provider of business process management (BPM) software and services based in Austin, Texas. Founded in 1999, the company offers a range of products including Teamworks 6, a BPM software suite designed to support process improvement applications, and Blueprint, a software-as-a-service solution that helps organizations map business processes, identify issues, and prioritize improvements. Additionally, Lombardi Software provides process documentation and workflow diagramming tools, as well as a variety of services such as process definition, deployment, on-demand assistance, and education. Their offerings also extend to on-site services, including process design, project management, and service-oriented architecture integration reviews. The company's clientele spans various sectors, including financial services, government, healthcare, insurance, life sciences, manufacturing, retail, and telecommunications.

AlterPoint

Series A in 2003
AlterPoint provides network governance software. It offers NetworkAuthority CMDB that stores inventory of various network assets, configurations, and changes in a vendor-independent database; NetworkAuthority Analytics that includes portals for network security, compliance, and asset lifecycle management; and NetworkAuthority Vulnerability Defense and Compliance Service that offers vulnerability assessment and recommended remediation. The company also provides support, consulting, and education services. It serves banking/finance, education, government, healthcare/pharmaceutical, hospitality/entertainment/recreation, insurance/real estate/legal, manufacturing, retail/distribution, service providers, technology manufacturers, and media sectors.

Motiva

Series D in 2002
Motiva, Inc. is the technology leader for global enterprise incentive management (EIM) software and services, enabling companies to create and manage flexible, highly targeted incentive programs that drive top-line and bottom-line results across the extended enterprise. The Motiva software solution allows businesses to rapidly align performance with strategic objectives for sales, services, channels, customers and suppliers. Founded in 1996, Motiva is headquartered in Pleasanton, California.

Composite Software

Series A in 2002
Composite Software, Inc. disrupted the data integration market with a faster, lower cost data integration approach now known as data virtualization.

Motiva

Series C in 2001
Motiva, Inc. is the technology leader for global enterprise incentive management (EIM) software and services, enabling companies to create and manage flexible, highly targeted incentive programs that drive top-line and bottom-line results across the extended enterprise. The Motiva software solution allows businesses to rapidly align performance with strategic objectives for sales, services, channels, customers and suppliers. Founded in 1996, Motiva is headquartered in Pleasanton, California.

NTT Global Networks

Series B in 2001
Virtela is the smart alternative to traditional global carriers and equipment vendors for enterprise networking and virtualized IT services. The company delivers award-winning services via its Virtualized Overlay Network and Virtela Enterprise Services Cloud (ESC) platform, which enables the transition of branch office networking and security services to the cloud. Virtela gives enterprises the benefit of "asset-light" software-defined networking that delivers up to 80% cost savings in upfront capital and 30% savings in ongoing operating expenses. The company's services suite includes global managed network, security, mobility, application acceleration, and IT infrastructure services.

KnowNow

Series B in 2001
KnowNow delivers RSS services to large companies. KnowNow's live information management solutions are designed to increase productivity, efficiency, and profitability for companies around the world.

Intersperse

Series B in 2001
Intersperse is a provider of management solutions for service-oriented enterprise applications. Intersperse Manager is designed to help master the rapidly growing complexity of SOA business systems. It gives developers, operators, and analysts a comprehensive view of all relevant tiers, the ability to proactively monitor and analyze system performance in business contexts, and the control to automatically or directly corrects problems in the production environment. Users can visualize not only application services, but also the ways in which those services are expected to perform, ensuring compliance with established service-level commitments.

Continuous Computing

Venture Round in 2001
Continuous Computing is the global source of integrated platform solutions that enable network equipment providers to overcome the mobile broadband capacity challenge quickly and cost effectively. Leveraging more than 20 years of telecom innovation, the company empowers customers to increase Return on Investment (ROI) by focusing internal resources on differentiation for 3G, Long Term Evolution (LTE), Femtocell and Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) applications. Expertise and responsiveness set the company apart: only Continuous Computing combines best-in-class AdvancedTCA (ATCA) platforms with world-famous TrilliumÂ:registered: protocol software to create highly-optimized, field-proven wireless and packet processing products. www.ccpu.com Continuous Computing is an active member of 3GPP, CP-TA, eNsemble Multi-Core Alliance, ETSI, Femto Forum, Intel Embedded Alliance, PICMG and the SCOPE Alliance.

Dorado Corporation

Series C in 2001
Dorado Corporation is a provider of collaborative cloud computing applications and architecture to the financial services industry. The company offers fully automated on-demand solutions for managing and tracking complex integrations and data-intensive transactions for financial institutions. The company’s marquee Enterprise Lending System encompasses the ChannelMaster(TM) mortgage loan origination system and PriceMaster(TM) pricing engine, enabling financial institutions to run and centrally monitor the consumer lending process from lead generation through post-close. Along with the benefits of cloud computing applications—increased functionality and dependability with minimal capital costs, flexible configurations, rapid deployment and agile performance—Dorado’s customers also gain competitive advantage via production workflow enhancements, better control over the product mix and built-in compliance. The company’s pay-for-performance model also provides a more predictably priced alternative to single-point solutions, closed systems and internal development. The company was named a “Hot Banking Technology Company to Watch” by a major research firm in 2009, and has been a Top 50 Mortgage Technology Provider since 2005. Dorado’s customers include tier-one mortgage lenders, leading regional banks and growing financial institutions in the U.S. and Canada.

Syntricity

Series B in 2000
Syntricity, Inc. develops enterprise yield management software solutions for semiconductor companies, test vendors, and wafer foundries. It offers dataConductor, a hosted semiconductor enterprise yield management solution that collects data from diverse manufacturing systems and combines them into a single warehouse to support various phases of the semiconductor product life cycle. The company also provides consulting services, such as implementing best practices, yield analysis, product characterization setup, defining data collection strategy, automation planning, parsers and translators development, business practices assessment and establishment, methodologies establishment, implementation planning, systems analysis, integrations and connectivity requirements, and project and program management services. In addition, it offers implementation services, including system deployment, data integration from multiple suppliers, multi-departmental requirements assessment, parser design, MES data integration, and semiconductor data analysis solutions; and product support services, such as critical problem alerts, access to updates and upgrades, maintenance service packs and patches, telephone support, and on-site services. Syntricity, Inc. was founded in 1997 and is based in San Diego, California.

Dorado Corporation

Series B in 2000
Dorado Corporation is a provider of collaborative cloud computing applications and architecture to the financial services industry. The company offers fully automated on-demand solutions for managing and tracking complex integrations and data-intensive transactions for financial institutions. The company’s marquee Enterprise Lending System encompasses the ChannelMaster(TM) mortgage loan origination system and PriceMaster(TM) pricing engine, enabling financial institutions to run and centrally monitor the consumer lending process from lead generation through post-close. Along with the benefits of cloud computing applications—increased functionality and dependability with minimal capital costs, flexible configurations, rapid deployment and agile performance—Dorado’s customers also gain competitive advantage via production workflow enhancements, better control over the product mix and built-in compliance. The company’s pay-for-performance model also provides a more predictably priced alternative to single-point solutions, closed systems and internal development. The company was named a “Hot Banking Technology Company to Watch” by a major research firm in 2009, and has been a Top 50 Mortgage Technology Provider since 2005. Dorado’s customers include tier-one mortgage lenders, leading regional banks and growing financial institutions in the U.S. and Canada.
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