Pilot House Ventures Group is a Boston-based venture capital firm focused on investing in early-stage technology companies, particularly in sectors such as enterprise software, network infrastructure, internet, and communications. The firm seeks to partner with exceptional entrepreneurs who are building high-growth potential companies, providing them with support throughout their development. The investment team at Pilot House Ventures Group draws on extensive operational, technical, and industry expertise to guide entrepreneurs in making strategic decisions that foster growth. By employing a collaborative approach, multiple team members engage with portfolio companies to enhance their success. Additionally, the firm leverages its broad network to assist these companies in areas such as customer acquisition, business development, partnerships, marketing strategy, technology management, and board development.
Pear Therapeutics, Inc. is a healthcare company specializing in the discovery, development, and delivery of software-based therapeutics aimed at treating behavioral health disorders, including addiction, schizophrenia, anxiety, depression, and chronic insomnia. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Boston, with an additional office in San Francisco, Pear Therapeutics offers a range of digital therapies designed to enhance treatment outcomes. Notable products include reSET, a tool for substance abuse treatment used alongside traditional therapy; reSET-O, which addresses opioid use disorder; and Somryst, aimed at chronic insomnia. The company also provides PearConnect, a patient services center that connects users with advocates, clinicians, and insurance providers to facilitate support and resource access throughout treatment. By integrating digital interventions with pharmaceuticals, Pear Therapeutics aims to improve patient engagement, clinical outcomes, and cost-effectiveness in healthcare.
Little Leaf Farms
Funding Round in 2021
Little Leaf Farms, LLC is a producer of greenhouse-grown lettuce and leafy greens, based in Carlisle, Massachusetts. Established in 2015, the company specializes in supplying fresh, locally grown baby greens to consumers in New England throughout the year. Its product range includes various types of lettuce such as arugula, green leaf, red leaf, and baby crispy green leaf, offered in convenient packaging like spring mixes. By harvesting its greens in Devens, Massachusetts, the company can deliver products to stores within a day, significantly reducing transit times compared to lettuce sourced from the West Coast. Little Leaf Farms is dedicated to sustainable growing practices that prioritize environmental protection while delivering high-quality, flavorful greens to local salad enthusiasts.
Pear Therapeutics
Series D in 2020
Pear Therapeutics, Inc. is a healthcare company specializing in the discovery, development, and delivery of software-based therapeutics aimed at treating behavioral health disorders, including addiction, schizophrenia, anxiety, depression, and chronic insomnia. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Boston, with an additional office in San Francisco, Pear Therapeutics offers a range of digital therapies designed to enhance treatment outcomes. Notable products include reSET, a tool for substance abuse treatment used alongside traditional therapy; reSET-O, which addresses opioid use disorder; and Somryst, aimed at chronic insomnia. The company also provides PearConnect, a patient services center that connects users with advocates, clinicians, and insurance providers to facilitate support and resource access throughout treatment. By integrating digital interventions with pharmaceuticals, Pear Therapeutics aims to improve patient engagement, clinical outcomes, and cost-effectiveness in healthcare.
Qualtré
Series D in 2014
Qualtré, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of solid-state silicon micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) motion sensors, catering to various markets such as industrial, mobile, consumer, and automotive sectors. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts, the company specializes in creating both analog and digital output three-axis angular rate sensor/gyroscope and single-axis MEMS gyroscopes. Its products serve diverse applications, including consumer electronics, navigation, platform stabilization, health and fitness monitoring, automotive systems, gaming, and indoor location services. Qualtré is focused on advancing its proprietary multi-axis bulk acoustic wave (BAW) MEMS gyroscope technology, which aims to deliver high performance at a competitive cost while ensuring environmental resilience. The company's intellectual property portfolio includes numerous patents related to product architecture and manufacturing processes. With a management team experienced in MEMS and semiconductor technologies, Qualtré has built a strong engineering team skilled in various aspects of MEMS product development, positioning itself strategically in an area rich in engineering talent.
Qualtré
Series C in 2014
Qualtré, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of solid-state silicon micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) motion sensors, catering to various markets such as industrial, mobile, consumer, and automotive sectors. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts, the company specializes in creating both analog and digital output three-axis angular rate sensor/gyroscope and single-axis MEMS gyroscopes. Its products serve diverse applications, including consumer electronics, navigation, platform stabilization, health and fitness monitoring, automotive systems, gaming, and indoor location services. Qualtré is focused on advancing its proprietary multi-axis bulk acoustic wave (BAW) MEMS gyroscope technology, which aims to deliver high performance at a competitive cost while ensuring environmental resilience. The company's intellectual property portfolio includes numerous patents related to product architecture and manufacturing processes. With a management team experienced in MEMS and semiconductor technologies, Qualtré has built a strong engineering team skilled in various aspects of MEMS product development, positioning itself strategically in an area rich in engineering talent.
PeerApp
Venture Round in 2011
PeerApp specializes in intelligent media caching services aimed at optimizing network performance for mobile, cable, and telecom operators. The company offers adaptable solutions that enhance the delivery of streaming video and other over-the-top (OTT) content. Its key products, including PACache and PALive, focus on content localization, caching, and live streaming delivery, significantly reducing network costs while improving the quality of experience for subscribers. PeerApp’s services also include application and data acceleration, smart traffic management, and congestion relief, allowing communication service providers to effectively manage traffic across various platforms. As part of the ZephyrTel portfolio, PeerApp serves a global clientele in the telecommunications industry.
Qualtré
Venture Round in 2011
Qualtré, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of solid-state silicon micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) motion sensors, catering to various markets such as industrial, mobile, consumer, and automotive sectors. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts, the company specializes in creating both analog and digital output three-axis angular rate sensor/gyroscope and single-axis MEMS gyroscopes. Its products serve diverse applications, including consumer electronics, navigation, platform stabilization, health and fitness monitoring, automotive systems, gaming, and indoor location services. Qualtré is focused on advancing its proprietary multi-axis bulk acoustic wave (BAW) MEMS gyroscope technology, which aims to deliver high performance at a competitive cost while ensuring environmental resilience. The company's intellectual property portfolio includes numerous patents related to product architecture and manufacturing processes. With a management team experienced in MEMS and semiconductor technologies, Qualtré has built a strong engineering team skilled in various aspects of MEMS product development, positioning itself strategically in an area rich in engineering talent.
Stoke
Series E in 2011
Stoke specializes in developing carrier-class mobile broadband gateways tailored for mobile and converged network operators. The company offers the Stoke Session Exchange, an integrated hardware and software platform that effectively addresses the security, service, and mobility challenges faced by operators in optimizing multimedia sessions across various networks, including fixed, mobile, Wi-Fi, and WiMAX. Additionally, Stoke provides the Mobile Data Offload service, which is designed to help 3G network operators enhance their economic capacity and improve subscriber satisfaction in delivering mobile broadband data.
Qualtré
Series B in 2010
Qualtré, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of solid-state silicon micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) motion sensors, catering to various markets such as industrial, mobile, consumer, and automotive sectors. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts, the company specializes in creating both analog and digital output three-axis angular rate sensor/gyroscope and single-axis MEMS gyroscopes. Its products serve diverse applications, including consumer electronics, navigation, platform stabilization, health and fitness monitoring, automotive systems, gaming, and indoor location services. Qualtré is focused on advancing its proprietary multi-axis bulk acoustic wave (BAW) MEMS gyroscope technology, which aims to deliver high performance at a competitive cost while ensuring environmental resilience. The company's intellectual property portfolio includes numerous patents related to product architecture and manufacturing processes. With a management team experienced in MEMS and semiconductor technologies, Qualtré has built a strong engineering team skilled in various aspects of MEMS product development, positioning itself strategically in an area rich in engineering talent.
GruntWorx
Venture Round in 2009
GruntWorx LLC is a web-based application that specializes in automating the organization and extraction of tax data from paper forms and PDF files. Founded in 2005 as Copanion, Inc., GruntWorx is headquartered in Derry, NH. The application utilizes advanced technology, including heuristic pattern recognition and machine learning, to accurately read, classify, and extract information from a wide range of tax documents. By providing a paperless workflow solution, GruntWorx enables clients to streamline their tax processes, reducing manual tasks such as sorting and data entry, and ultimately enhancing efficiency and value for users.
Stoke
Series D in 2009
Stoke specializes in developing carrier-class mobile broadband gateways tailored for mobile and converged network operators. The company offers the Stoke Session Exchange, an integrated hardware and software platform that effectively addresses the security, service, and mobility challenges faced by operators in optimizing multimedia sessions across various networks, including fixed, mobile, Wi-Fi, and WiMAX. Additionally, Stoke provides the Mobile Data Offload service, which is designed to help 3G network operators enhance their economic capacity and improve subscriber satisfaction in delivering mobile broadband data.
Digital Reef
Series B in 2009
Digital Reef, Inc. offers a scalable and open platform designed for eDiscovery services and digital information governance applications. The company focuses on assisting corporate and law firm clients in managing high volumes of electronically stored information (ESI). By leveraging its platform, Digital Reef aims to lower costs, mitigate risks, and reduce the time required for handling and processing ESI, particularly in the context of eDiscovery.
PeerApp
Series B in 2008
PeerApp specializes in intelligent media caching services aimed at optimizing network performance for mobile, cable, and telecom operators. The company offers adaptable solutions that enhance the delivery of streaming video and other over-the-top (OTT) content. Its key products, including PACache and PALive, focus on content localization, caching, and live streaming delivery, significantly reducing network costs while improving the quality of experience for subscribers. PeerApp’s services also include application and data acceleration, smart traffic management, and congestion relief, allowing communication service providers to effectively manage traffic across various platforms. As part of the ZephyrTel portfolio, PeerApp serves a global clientele in the telecommunications industry.
Qualtré
Series A in 2008
Qualtré, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of solid-state silicon micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) motion sensors, catering to various markets such as industrial, mobile, consumer, and automotive sectors. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts, the company specializes in creating both analog and digital output three-axis angular rate sensor/gyroscope and single-axis MEMS gyroscopes. Its products serve diverse applications, including consumer electronics, navigation, platform stabilization, health and fitness monitoring, automotive systems, gaming, and indoor location services. Qualtré is focused on advancing its proprietary multi-axis bulk acoustic wave (BAW) MEMS gyroscope technology, which aims to deliver high performance at a competitive cost while ensuring environmental resilience. The company's intellectual property portfolio includes numerous patents related to product architecture and manufacturing processes. With a management team experienced in MEMS and semiconductor technologies, Qualtré has built a strong engineering team skilled in various aspects of MEMS product development, positioning itself strategically in an area rich in engineering talent.
XPD Media
Series A in 2008
XPD Media is a privately held company based in Silicon Valley and Beijing that specializes in creating innovative enterprises centered around internet and mobile platforms. The company focuses on providing social gaming services and develops games that cater to popular social websites. Through its unique approach, XPD Media aims to engage users with interactive experiences across various digital environments.
JazzD Markets
Series A in 2008
JazzD Markets Inc., a Brookline, Mass.-based online directory startup. Using Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology, Jazzd Phone offers unlimited local and domestic long distance calling, enhanced 911 service, the ability to receive and forward voice mail messages through e-mail, a website to control custom calling features, and D&E's telemarketing call blocking service. Jazzd Phone is available to households that have high-speed Internet service.
Mazu Networks
Series D in 2008
Mazu Networks, Inc. specializes in network infrastructure software that enables IT organizations to manage, secure, and optimize the performance and availability of business services. The company provides solutions such as Mazu Profiler, a network behavior analysis system that delivers behavioral analytics, user identification, and application fingerprinting, while integrating with other systems to support various IT initiatives, including application performance management and security compliance. Mazu Profiler Discovery aids in identifying configuration items across networks for inventory and dependency management. The company's offerings assist in data center migration, disaster recovery planning, and virtualization, catering to clients in sectors like financial services, technology, and media. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Mazu Networks also has offices in several major U.S. cities and operates as a subsidiary of Riverbed Technology.
PeerApp
Venture Round in 2008
PeerApp specializes in intelligent media caching services aimed at optimizing network performance for mobile, cable, and telecom operators. The company offers adaptable solutions that enhance the delivery of streaming video and other over-the-top (OTT) content. Its key products, including PACache and PALive, focus on content localization, caching, and live streaming delivery, significantly reducing network costs while improving the quality of experience for subscribers. PeerApp’s services also include application and data acceleration, smart traffic management, and congestion relief, allowing communication service providers to effectively manage traffic across various platforms. As part of the ZephyrTel portfolio, PeerApp serves a global clientele in the telecommunications industry.
GruntWorx
Series A in 2007
GruntWorx LLC is a web-based application that specializes in automating the organization and extraction of tax data from paper forms and PDF files. Founded in 2005 as Copanion, Inc., GruntWorx is headquartered in Derry, NH. The application utilizes advanced technology, including heuristic pattern recognition and machine learning, to accurately read, classify, and extract information from a wide range of tax documents. By providing a paperless workflow solution, GruntWorx enables clients to streamline their tax processes, reducing manual tasks such as sorting and data entry, and ultimately enhancing efficiency and value for users.
SupplyScape
Series C in 2007
SupplyScape specializes in electronic pedigree solutions tailored for the pharmaceutical industry. The company is recognized for its expertise in regulatory compliance, technology, and supply chain management, creating a unified solution that adheres to national and state regulations while supporting RFID standards from EPCglobal. By concentrating exclusively on electronic pedigrees, SupplyScape effectively addresses the unique needs of manufacturers, wholesale distributors, and pharmacies, helping them achieve compliance and business objectives. Its E-Pedigree product is designed to meet the pharmaceutical sector's scale and performance demands while ensuring regulatory adherence. Additionally, SupplyScape provides software services that enhance patient safety, improve business performance, and mitigate compliance risks through access to comprehensive product data and insights into supply chain transactions and business partner information.
nTAG Interactive
Series B in 2007
nTAG Interactive Corporation specializes in event data management solutions tailored for the meetings and event industry. The company provides an innovative system that enhances business networking, facilitates presentations, and automates lead capture for exhibitors and sponsors. It supports real-time event management, enabling planners to monitor activities closely and communicate instantly with staff and participants. Additionally, nTAG offers comprehensive reporting and ROI analysis to evaluate the effectiveness of events against set objectives. The company also provides services related to event sponsorship, pre-event planning, on-site execution, and post-event follow-up. Its solutions cater to a variety of business gatherings, including user and customer conferences, sales meetings, training sessions, and executive summits. Founded in 2002 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, nTAG Interactive aims to help corporate event owners and organizers achieve their goals, such as business development, education, market research, and brand promotion.
SupplyScape
Series B in 2006
SupplyScape specializes in electronic pedigree solutions tailored for the pharmaceutical industry. The company is recognized for its expertise in regulatory compliance, technology, and supply chain management, creating a unified solution that adheres to national and state regulations while supporting RFID standards from EPCglobal. By concentrating exclusively on electronic pedigrees, SupplyScape effectively addresses the unique needs of manufacturers, wholesale distributors, and pharmacies, helping them achieve compliance and business objectives. Its E-Pedigree product is designed to meet the pharmaceutical sector's scale and performance demands while ensuring regulatory adherence. Additionally, SupplyScape provides software services that enhance patient safety, improve business performance, and mitigate compliance risks through access to comprehensive product data and insights into supply chain transactions and business partner information.
CentrePath
Series C in 2006
CentrePath, Inc., formerly known as GiantLoop Network, specializes in intelligent management solutions for optical and storage networks. The company focuses on helping organizations design, build, and manage their networking infrastructure, improving service availability while lowering management costs. CentrePath's offerings meet the rigorous demands of business continuity and replication, essential for mission-critical applications where voice, video, and data converge. Their solutions cater to various sectors, including healthcare, financial services, media, and entertainment. CentrePath enables clients to efficiently conduct network staging, certification, space design, fiber testing, project management, and transport services, ensuring robust performance through event correlation, root cause identification, and impact analysis.
Mazu Networks
Venture Round in 2006
Mazu Networks, Inc. specializes in network infrastructure software that enables IT organizations to manage, secure, and optimize the performance and availability of business services. The company provides solutions such as Mazu Profiler, a network behavior analysis system that delivers behavioral analytics, user identification, and application fingerprinting, while integrating with other systems to support various IT initiatives, including application performance management and security compliance. Mazu Profiler Discovery aids in identifying configuration items across networks for inventory and dependency management. The company's offerings assist in data center migration, disaster recovery planning, and virtualization, catering to clients in sectors like financial services, technology, and media. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Mazu Networks also has offices in several major U.S. cities and operates as a subsidiary of Riverbed Technology.
nTAG Interactive
Venture Round in 2006
nTAG Interactive Corporation specializes in event data management solutions tailored for the meetings and event industry. The company provides an innovative system that enhances business networking, facilitates presentations, and automates lead capture for exhibitors and sponsors. It supports real-time event management, enabling planners to monitor activities closely and communicate instantly with staff and participants. Additionally, nTAG offers comprehensive reporting and ROI analysis to evaluate the effectiveness of events against set objectives. The company also provides services related to event sponsorship, pre-event planning, on-site execution, and post-event follow-up. Its solutions cater to a variety of business gatherings, including user and customer conferences, sales meetings, training sessions, and executive summits. Founded in 2002 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, nTAG Interactive aims to help corporate event owners and organizers achieve their goals, such as business development, education, market research, and brand promotion.
Stoke
Series B in 2005
Stoke specializes in developing carrier-class mobile broadband gateways tailored for mobile and converged network operators. The company offers the Stoke Session Exchange, an integrated hardware and software platform that effectively addresses the security, service, and mobility challenges faced by operators in optimizing multimedia sessions across various networks, including fixed, mobile, Wi-Fi, and WiMAX. Additionally, Stoke provides the Mobile Data Offload service, which is designed to help 3G network operators enhance their economic capacity and improve subscriber satisfaction in delivering mobile broadband data.
CentrePath
Series B in 2005
CentrePath, Inc., formerly known as GiantLoop Network, specializes in intelligent management solutions for optical and storage networks. The company focuses on helping organizations design, build, and manage their networking infrastructure, improving service availability while lowering management costs. CentrePath's offerings meet the rigorous demands of business continuity and replication, essential for mission-critical applications where voice, video, and data converge. Their solutions cater to various sectors, including healthcare, financial services, media, and entertainment. CentrePath enables clients to efficiently conduct network staging, certification, space design, fiber testing, project management, and transport services, ensuring robust performance through event correlation, root cause identification, and impact analysis.
TAZZ Networks
Series C in 2005
TAZZ Networks, Inc. provides policy control software. The company offers Visual Design Studio, a drag and drop service creation environment for services and network operations; Policy Control Engine, a carrier-grade execution engine that delivers real-time policy evaluations and actions; and TAZZ Application Modules, a carrier tested policy and service components, for developing and delivering IP services. Its solutions enable service providers to create and deliver services that offer per session controls designed to assure resource availability and service based on the subscriber’s identity, the application requested, the delivery network, and the level of service contracted. TAZZ Networks, Inc. was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island.
Camiant
Series B in 2005
Camiant, Inc. specializes in policy control and application assurance technology, primarily serving broadband operators across Europe, the Middle East, and the Asia Pacific. The company offers a Multimedia Policy Engine, which acts as a central component of broadband networks, delivering real-time intelligence and control. Additionally, Camiant provides a Bandwidth on Demand Application Manager for the seamless integration of new applications into access networks. Their portfolio includes a SIP Application Manager that facilitates the integration and management of SIP resources, and the QInsight management reporting application, which gathers usage data and insights on network performance over time. Furthermore, the Universal Edge Resource Manager helps manage the sharing of edge resources among various services, while the Fair Use Management solution assists cable operators in monitoring and managing broadband utilization. Camiant was previously known as Chameleon Solutions, Inc.
SupplyScape
Series A in 2005
SupplyScape specializes in electronic pedigree solutions tailored for the pharmaceutical industry. The company is recognized for its expertise in regulatory compliance, technology, and supply chain management, creating a unified solution that adheres to national and state regulations while supporting RFID standards from EPCglobal. By concentrating exclusively on electronic pedigrees, SupplyScape effectively addresses the unique needs of manufacturers, wholesale distributors, and pharmacies, helping them achieve compliance and business objectives. Its E-Pedigree product is designed to meet the pharmaceutical sector's scale and performance demands while ensuring regulatory adherence. Additionally, SupplyScape provides software services that enhance patient safety, improve business performance, and mitigate compliance risks through access to comprehensive product data and insights into supply chain transactions and business partner information.
nTAG Interactive
Series A in 2005
nTAG Interactive Corporation specializes in event data management solutions tailored for the meetings and event industry. The company provides an innovative system that enhances business networking, facilitates presentations, and automates lead capture for exhibitors and sponsors. It supports real-time event management, enabling planners to monitor activities closely and communicate instantly with staff and participants. Additionally, nTAG offers comprehensive reporting and ROI analysis to evaluate the effectiveness of events against set objectives. The company also provides services related to event sponsorship, pre-event planning, on-site execution, and post-event follow-up. Its solutions cater to a variety of business gatherings, including user and customer conferences, sales meetings, training sessions, and executive summits. Founded in 2002 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, nTAG Interactive aims to help corporate event owners and organizers achieve their goals, such as business development, education, market research, and brand promotion.
Mazu Networks
Series C in 2004
Mazu Networks, Inc. specializes in network infrastructure software that enables IT organizations to manage, secure, and optimize the performance and availability of business services. The company provides solutions such as Mazu Profiler, a network behavior analysis system that delivers behavioral analytics, user identification, and application fingerprinting, while integrating with other systems to support various IT initiatives, including application performance management and security compliance. Mazu Profiler Discovery aids in identifying configuration items across networks for inventory and dependency management. The company's offerings assist in data center migration, disaster recovery planning, and virtualization, catering to clients in sectors like financial services, technology, and media. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Mazu Networks also has offices in several major U.S. cities and operates as a subsidiary of Riverbed Technology.
SupplyScape
Series A in 2004
SupplyScape specializes in electronic pedigree solutions tailored for the pharmaceutical industry. The company is recognized for its expertise in regulatory compliance, technology, and supply chain management, creating a unified solution that adheres to national and state regulations while supporting RFID standards from EPCglobal. By concentrating exclusively on electronic pedigrees, SupplyScape effectively addresses the unique needs of manufacturers, wholesale distributors, and pharmacies, helping them achieve compliance and business objectives. Its E-Pedigree product is designed to meet the pharmaceutical sector's scale and performance demands while ensuring regulatory adherence. Additionally, SupplyScape provides software services that enhance patient safety, improve business performance, and mitigate compliance risks through access to comprehensive product data and insights into supply chain transactions and business partner information.
Bigband Networks
Series E in 2004
BigBand Networks, Inc. specializes in integrated broadband access solutions for cable operators and telecommunications companies. The company develops, markets, and sells network-based platforms that facilitate the delivery of video services over various types of networks, including coaxial, fiber, and copper. Operating both in the United States and internationally, BigBand Networks focuses on enhancing the capabilities of service providers to meet the demands of modern video delivery.
CentrePath
Series A in 2004
CentrePath, Inc., formerly known as GiantLoop Network, specializes in intelligent management solutions for optical and storage networks. The company focuses on helping organizations design, build, and manage their networking infrastructure, improving service availability while lowering management costs. CentrePath's offerings meet the rigorous demands of business continuity and replication, essential for mission-critical applications where voice, video, and data converge. Their solutions cater to various sectors, including healthcare, financial services, media, and entertainment. CentrePath enables clients to efficiently conduct network staging, certification, space design, fiber testing, project management, and transport services, ensuring robust performance through event correlation, root cause identification, and impact analysis.
TAZZ Networks
Series B in 2003
TAZZ Networks, Inc. provides policy control software. The company offers Visual Design Studio, a drag and drop service creation environment for services and network operations; Policy Control Engine, a carrier-grade execution engine that delivers real-time policy evaluations and actions; and TAZZ Application Modules, a carrier tested policy and service components, for developing and delivering IP services. Its solutions enable service providers to create and deliver services that offer per session controls designed to assure resource availability and service based on the subscriber’s identity, the application requested, the delivery network, and the level of service contracted. TAZZ Networks, Inc. was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island.
Camiant
Series A in 2003
Camiant, Inc. specializes in policy control and application assurance technology, primarily serving broadband operators across Europe, the Middle East, and the Asia Pacific. The company offers a Multimedia Policy Engine, which acts as a central component of broadband networks, delivering real-time intelligence and control. Additionally, Camiant provides a Bandwidth on Demand Application Manager for the seamless integration of new applications into access networks. Their portfolio includes a SIP Application Manager that facilitates the integration and management of SIP resources, and the QInsight management reporting application, which gathers usage data and insights on network performance over time. Furthermore, the Universal Edge Resource Manager helps manage the sharing of edge resources among various services, while the Fair Use Management solution assists cable operators in monitoring and managing broadband utilization. Camiant was previously known as Chameleon Solutions, Inc.
Bigband Networks
Series D in 2003
BigBand Networks, Inc. specializes in integrated broadband access solutions for cable operators and telecommunications companies. The company develops, markets, and sells network-based platforms that facilitate the delivery of video services over various types of networks, including coaxial, fiber, and copper. Operating both in the United States and internationally, BigBand Networks focuses on enhancing the capabilities of service providers to meet the demands of modern video delivery.
DMOD
Series C in 2002
Digital Media On Demand is a leading developer of secure distribution and commerce solutions for digital assets. The DMOD system offers a secured, end-to-end distribution and flexible rights management system that is easily customizable to suit the needs of technology and content providers alike. Our lightweight technology allows artists, distributors, authors, producers and other content providers to distribute their digital content via the Internet and wireless applications. DMOD's on-the-fly, multi-key encryption allows for the highest level of encryption available for all digital content formats including music, video, software and text. DMOD is headquartered in Boston, Mass. and has offices in New York and Los Angeles. In January 2001, DMOD closed its second round of financing from round leaders Pilot House Ventures, Greylock Partners, The Intel 64 Fund, and Sage Hill Partners, bringing total private investments in the company to $14.5 million.
TAZZ Networks
Series A in 2002
TAZZ Networks, Inc. provides policy control software. The company offers Visual Design Studio, a drag and drop service creation environment for services and network operations; Policy Control Engine, a carrier-grade execution engine that delivers real-time policy evaluations and actions; and TAZZ Application Modules, a carrier tested policy and service components, for developing and delivering IP services. Its solutions enable service providers to create and deliver services that offer per session controls designed to assure resource availability and service based on the subscriber’s identity, the application requested, the delivery network, and the level of service contracted. TAZZ Networks, Inc. was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island.
Mazu Networks
Series B in 2002
Mazu Networks, Inc. specializes in network infrastructure software that enables IT organizations to manage, secure, and optimize the performance and availability of business services. The company provides solutions such as Mazu Profiler, a network behavior analysis system that delivers behavioral analytics, user identification, and application fingerprinting, while integrating with other systems to support various IT initiatives, including application performance management and security compliance. Mazu Profiler Discovery aids in identifying configuration items across networks for inventory and dependency management. The company's offerings assist in data center migration, disaster recovery planning, and virtualization, catering to clients in sectors like financial services, technology, and media. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Mazu Networks also has offices in several major U.S. cities and operates as a subsidiary of Riverbed Technology.
Bigband Networks
Series C in 2002
BigBand Networks, Inc. specializes in integrated broadband access solutions for cable operators and telecommunications companies. The company develops, markets, and sells network-based platforms that facilitate the delivery of video services over various types of networks, including coaxial, fiber, and copper. Operating both in the United States and internationally, BigBand Networks focuses on enhancing the capabilities of service providers to meet the demands of modern video delivery.
Storigen Systems,Inc.
Series B in 2001
Storigen Systems is focused on the development of internet infrastructure solutions for the internet service provider and web hosting markets. It provides solutions to content hosting and distribution. Storigen Systems offers Edge Storage Servers, multi-protocol devices that are able to store and deliver data; and Edge Storage Manager, software that provides unified data and device management solutions. Storigen Systems was founded by Dennis Hoffman in June 2000.
Octave Communications
Series D in 2001
Octave Communications, Inc. specializes in developing advanced audio and multimedia conferencing systems for service bureaus, carriers, and enterprises. The company aims to set a new standard in the telecommunications industry by offering reliable, scalable, and cost-effective group communication solutions tailored for both domestic and international clients. Octave's offerings encompass a wide range of services, including voice conferencing, wireless communication, presence management, speech recognition, and voice over IP (VoIP), ensuring compatibility with both existing and future applications across circuit-switched and IP networks.
Aura Communications Technology
Venture Round in 2001
Aura Communications Technology is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in next-generation wireless connectivity solutions for consumer electronics and mobile devices. The company has developed an innovative approach using an enhanced form of magnetic communication, which distinguishes it from traditional broadcast radio frequency technology. This advancement allows Aura to offer highly efficient and cost-effective wireless products. Among its product lineup are the LibertyLink LL888, designed for streaming digital audio applications, and the LibertyLink LA116, which facilitates voice and data communications at 204 Kbps. Additionally, Aura provides reference design kits to support the development of these technologies.
Navic Networks
Series C in 2001
Navic Networks specializes in interactive television technology and services that enhance viewer engagement and optimize advertising strategies. The company provides tools for real-time audience measurement, enabling television networks to effectively target and deliver video advertisements. In addition to advertising solutions, Navic offers interactive features that allow viewers to participate in voting during reality shows, access information about advertised products, check theater showtimes, upgrade cable services, and order food. Their comprehensive suite of products includes targeting and polling options, interactive advertising, on-demand content navigation, and customer care solutions, all designed to improve the overall viewing experience and increase engagement.
CentrePath
Series C in 2001
CentrePath, Inc., formerly known as GiantLoop Network, specializes in intelligent management solutions for optical and storage networks. The company focuses on helping organizations design, build, and manage their networking infrastructure, improving service availability while lowering management costs. CentrePath's offerings meet the rigorous demands of business continuity and replication, essential for mission-critical applications where voice, video, and data converge. Their solutions cater to various sectors, including healthcare, financial services, media, and entertainment. CentrePath enables clients to efficiently conduct network staging, certification, space design, fiber testing, project management, and transport services, ensuring robust performance through event correlation, root cause identification, and impact analysis.
DMOD
Series B in 2001
Digital Media On Demand is a leading developer of secure distribution and commerce solutions for digital assets. The DMOD system offers a secured, end-to-end distribution and flexible rights management system that is easily customizable to suit the needs of technology and content providers alike. Our lightweight technology allows artists, distributors, authors, producers and other content providers to distribute their digital content via the Internet and wireless applications. DMOD's on-the-fly, multi-key encryption allows for the highest level of encryption available for all digital content formats including music, video, software and text. DMOD is headquartered in Boston, Mass. and has offices in New York and Los Angeles. In January 2001, DMOD closed its second round of financing from round leaders Pilot House Ventures, Greylock Partners, The Intel 64 Fund, and Sage Hill Partners, bringing total private investments in the company to $14.5 million.
Stargus
Venture Round in 2001
Stargus, founded in June 2000, specializes in providing comprehensive network and service management solutions tailored for cable broadband networks. The company has assembled a leadership team with extensive industry and technology expertise, including former executives from major cable operators and key architects of the DOCSIS standards. Recognizing the limitations of existing network management tools, which often only offer a reactive overview of network activity, Stargus developed the CableEdge product suite. This innovative suite includes intelligent network management and planning software designed specifically for DOCSIS infrastructure and IP services. By offering solutions for bandwidth management, network optimization, and service assurance, Stargus aims to enhance operational efficiency for broadband operators.
Bigband Networks
Venture Round in 2000
BigBand Networks, Inc. specializes in integrated broadband access solutions for cable operators and telecommunications companies. The company develops, markets, and sells network-based platforms that facilitate the delivery of video services over various types of networks, including coaxial, fiber, and copper. Operating both in the United States and internationally, BigBand Networks focuses on enhancing the capabilities of service providers to meet the demands of modern video delivery.
Octave Communications
Series C in 2000
Octave Communications, Inc. specializes in developing advanced audio and multimedia conferencing systems for service bureaus, carriers, and enterprises. The company aims to set a new standard in the telecommunications industry by offering reliable, scalable, and cost-effective group communication solutions tailored for both domestic and international clients. Octave's offerings encompass a wide range of services, including voice conferencing, wireless communication, presence management, speech recognition, and voice over IP (VoIP), ensuring compatibility with both existing and future applications across circuit-switched and IP networks.
Celox Networks
Series B in 2000
Celox Networks, Inc. manufactures Internet protocol switches. The company’s SCx 192 is an Internet protocol service creation switch, which provides tools to create new revenue-generating services over existing access connections, such as traffic prioritization, traffic shaping and bandwidth management, and security across a shared Internet protocol infrastructure, as well as service level agreement performance verifications.
Outside Television
Series B in 2000
Outside Television, Inc. is a national programming network that specializes in the creation and distribution of outdoor-lifestyle content. Founded in 1985 and based in Portland, Maine, the company offers a diverse range of programming that encompasses activities such as running, biking, skiing, sailing, surfing, and kayaking, highlighting the adventures associated with these pursuits and the lives of those who engage in them. Originally known as Resort Sports Network, Inc., the company rebranded to Outside Television, Inc. in August 1999. Its content is accessible to homes across the United States through cable networks, positioning Outside Television as a key player in promoting active lifestyles and inspiring individuals to explore their potential in various outdoor activities.
Emperative
Series B in 2000
Emperative® delivers provisioning software products and solutions that enable optical, cable, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), and wireless providers to parlay isolated network and service components into integrated, money-making products and services. Founded in 1998, Emperative set out to create a product that would enable a true service provisioning environment, where providers could create lucrative services based on the needs of people rather than networks, and where users could subscribe to services on demand, in real-time without the need for a customer service representative.
Emperative
Series A in 1999
Emperative® delivers provisioning software products and solutions that enable optical, cable, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), and wireless providers to parlay isolated network and service components into integrated, money-making products and services. Founded in 1998, Emperative set out to create a product that would enable a true service provisioning environment, where providers could create lucrative services based on the needs of people rather than networks, and where users could subscribe to services on demand, in real-time without the need for a customer service representative.
Outside Television
Series A in 1999
Outside Television, Inc. is a national programming network that specializes in the creation and distribution of outdoor-lifestyle content. Founded in 1985 and based in Portland, Maine, the company offers a diverse range of programming that encompasses activities such as running, biking, skiing, sailing, surfing, and kayaking, highlighting the adventures associated with these pursuits and the lives of those who engage in them. Originally known as Resort Sports Network, Inc., the company rebranded to Outside Television, Inc. in August 1999. Its content is accessible to homes across the United States through cable networks, positioning Outside Television as a key player in promoting active lifestyles and inspiring individuals to explore their potential in various outdoor activities.
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