MetraTech
Venture Round in 2012
MetraTech Corp. simplifies and enables global commerce innovation, while helping businesses respond to an ever changing customer and partner relationship landscape. They empower businesses to embrace change through a unique agreements-based billing, commerce and compensation solution that models and supports fluid, personalized, multi-party agreements for customers, partners and suppliers. They automate business processes and business models to address rapidly changing or complex business strategies. Their products are deployed globally, and their customers use MetraTech to innovatively create and securely collect revenue, provide settlement to partners and manage their customer lifecycle in 12 languages, 28 currencies and 90 countries. Customers include Arkadin, Bell, Concur, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), CETIP, The City of Chicago, GRU Sao Paulo International Airport, GXS, Intercall, LifeLock, Microsoft, PGi, Telia Sonera, Telus, and Telmore. The company is headquartered in Boston, with offices in London, Paris and Rio de Janeiro. MetraTech is a venture-backed, privately held company whose investors include Accel Partners, Meritech Capital and Vesbridge Partners.
The Fab Shoes
Venture Round in 2012
The Fab Shoes is an e-commerce platform that features a collection of women’s shoes, handbags, and accessories. Every month its team of designers prepares a personalized recommendation of trendy accessories that is adapted to its users’ style and advises its users how to combine them. The Fab Shoes was launched in 2012 by [Pablo Szefner](https://www.crunchbase.com/person/pablo-szefner#/entity), [Francisco de la Calle](https://www.crunchbase.com/person/francisco-de-la-calle#/entity), and [Xisco Calle](https://www.crunchbase.com/person/xisco-calle#/entity). The platform is based in Hospitalet De Llobregat, Spain.
LockPath, Inc. is a provider of software solutions focused on corporate governance, risk management, regulatory compliance, and information security. The company offers the Keylight platform, an integrated suite of applications designed to manage various aspects of compliance and risk, including IT and operational risk management, vendor oversight, audit management, and business continuity planning. Keylight features a Dynamic Content Framework that enables customization, as well as tools for incident reporting, performance analytics, and streamlined workflows. The platform is designed to cater to organizations of all sizes, from small and midsize businesses to Fortune 10 enterprises, across diverse industries. LockPath emphasizes ease of use with a multilingual interface and provides various editions tailored for smaller enterprises. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas, LockPath operates as a subsidiary of NAVEX Global, Inc.
Enstratius
Series A in 2011
Enstratius(Formerly Enstratus) provides cloud infrastructure management for public, private, and hybrid cloud operations aligned with enterprise governance and security needs. Enstratius provides users with a single access-controlled view across all corporate cloud resources. Users with the appropriate access rights may directly provision virtual machines across multiple clouds or they can deploy fully-automated applications from a cloud-independent service catalog. Features of Enstratius include: self-service provisioning/de-provisioning of cloud resources, multi-currency cost/chargeback tracking, customizable role-based access controls, single login to manage all cloud resources, support for enterprise authentication systems including SAML 2.0 and OpenID, automated encryption of all cloud data in transit and at rest with all keys stored outside of the cloud, full application automation including auto-scaling, auto-recovery, cloud bursting, and disaster recovery, and a service catalog of pre-configured applications with the ability to publish your own. Enstratius supports the following public clouds: Amazon Web Services, AT&T Synaptic Storage, Bluelock, Cloud Central, CloudSigma, GoGrid, Google Storage, IBM, Microsoft Azure Storage, NTT, Rackspace, and Terremark. Enstratius supports the following private cloud platforms: Atmos Storage, Citrix/Cloud.com, [Eucalyptus], [Nimbula], OpenStack, and Zimory.
LockPath, Inc. is a provider of software solutions focused on corporate governance, risk management, regulatory compliance, and information security. The company offers the Keylight platform, an integrated suite of applications designed to manage various aspects of compliance and risk, including IT and operational risk management, vendor oversight, audit management, and business continuity planning. Keylight features a Dynamic Content Framework that enables customization, as well as tools for incident reporting, performance analytics, and streamlined workflows. The platform is designed to cater to organizations of all sizes, from small and midsize businesses to Fortune 10 enterprises, across diverse industries. LockPath emphasizes ease of use with a multilingual interface and provides various editions tailored for smaller enterprises. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas, LockPath operates as a subsidiary of NAVEX Global, Inc.
Visage Mobile
Series B in 2010
Visage Mobile, Inc. is a provider of enterprise mobility management solutions headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The company offers a cloud-based platform called MobilityCentral, which facilitates wireless expense management through comprehensive reporting and analytics. This platform consolidates invoices, normalizes data from various carriers, and generates actionable metrics and optimization recommendations. Visage Mobile also delivers personalized analysis through VisagePulse and offers international travel alert solutions. Additionally, the company provides services such as wireless account optimization, device recycling, device refurbishing and redeployment, mobile device management, kitting and staging, and helpdesk support. Founded in 2001, Visage Mobile specializes in reducing communications costs for businesses by leveraging proprietary software and expert analysis.
RipCode is a provider of real-time transcoding software designed for video clips and streaming. The company specializes in live mobile video and on-demand transcoding, catering to both mobile and user-generated content applications. RipCode's technology allows for the simultaneous processing of multiple transcode paths, which enhances concurrency and efficiency. This capability enables the dynamic transcoding of video, allowing content to be delivered to customers in various formats suited to different screen sizes as requested. By optimizing video delivery, RipCode not only expands content choices for viewers but also significantly reduces the hardware, storage, and energy requirements for operators.
Corvil
Venture Round in 2008
Corvil is a network data analytics company that specializes in transforming network data into real-time intelligence for businesses. By analyzing raw packet data, Corvil provides insights into customer interactions, IT infrastructure, and overall business operations. The platform is designed to meet the demands of high-performance environments, offering capabilities to monitor extensive data streams and manage significant financial transactions. Corvil's solutions facilitate transparency and performance assurance while enabling continuous cyber surveillance of users, applications, and services. This empowers organizations to leverage machine technology effectively, ensuring they can make informed decisions and act swiftly in a rapidly changing landscape.
FusionOne
Series A in 2008
FusionOne is a technology company specializing in mobile content portability, enabling users to transfer and synchronize information between mobile devices. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Jose, California, with an additional office in Tallinn, Estonia, FusionOne's software allows subscribers to store, manage, and transfer various types of mobile content, including contacts, photos, messages, and purchased items. The company's solutions support millions of users across major carriers worldwide, facilitating the organization of address books through a unified interface and promoting sharing across different social networks.
RipCode is a provider of real-time transcoding software designed for video clips and streaming. The company specializes in live mobile video and on-demand transcoding, catering to both mobile and user-generated content applications. RipCode's technology allows for the simultaneous processing of multiple transcode paths, which enhances concurrency and efficiency. This capability enables the dynamic transcoding of video, allowing content to be delivered to customers in various formats suited to different screen sizes as requested. By optimizing video delivery, RipCode not only expands content choices for viewers but also significantly reduces the hardware, storage, and energy requirements for operators.
The iTKO LISA software suite offers a complete solution for testing Service-Oriented Architectures. Unlike conventional UI- and code-oriented testing tools, LISA was built from the ground up to test the many heterogeneous components and workflows that make up SOA applications.
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.
RipCode is a provider of real-time transcoding software designed for video clips and streaming. The company specializes in live mobile video and on-demand transcoding, catering to both mobile and user-generated content applications. RipCode's technology allows for the simultaneous processing of multiple transcode paths, which enhances concurrency and efficiency. This capability enables the dynamic transcoding of video, allowing content to be delivered to customers in various formats suited to different screen sizes as requested. By optimizing video delivery, RipCode not only expands content choices for viewers but also significantly reduces the hardware, storage, and energy requirements for operators.
Picolight
Venture Round in 2006
Picolight Incorporated, founded in 1995 and based in Louisville, Colorado, specializes in the design and manufacture of high-bandwidth optical transceivers and components. The company produces ethernet and fiber channel transceivers, as well as optical transmitters and receivers. These products are primarily used in local area networking, optical switches and computer systems, and optical metro applications sectors. Picolight's offerings include vertical cavity surface emitting laser (VCSEL)-based optical transceivers for high-bandwidth optical systems.
Acopia Networks
Series D in 2006
Acopia Networks specializes in intelligent file virtualization solutions designed to enhance data management for enterprises. The company offers the Acopia ARX series of intelligent file virtualization devices, which automate essential data management tasks and mitigate disruptions related to storage management operations. Additionally, Acopia Networks provides the FreedomFabric network operating system software, enabling organizations to manage unstructured file data more efficiently by automating various storage management functions. The company's services also include data migration, storage tiering, data replication, and load balancing, allowing customers to implement an adaptive infrastructure that integrates applications, servers, and storage across their global operations.
Atrica is a provider of carrier Ethernet solutions designed for metropolitan area networks. The company specializes in manufacturing carrier Ethernet core, aggregation, and edge switches, along with a service platform for Ethernet networks. Atrica's offerings extend to various Ethernet services, including Ethernet Internet access, Ethernet transparent LAN, T1 private line, Ethernet private line, and Ethernet private network services. The company's technology supports a diverse clientele, including incumbent local service providers, competitive carriers, cable operators, and enterprises, enabling them to enhance their telecommunications capabilities and deliver broadband services to both business and residential customers.
Aegis Lightwave
Series D in 2006
Aegis Lightwave is a privately held company that specializes in developing cost-effective solutions for intelligent optical networks, particularly in the fiber-optic communications sector. The company offers a comprehensive range of optical channel monitors tailored for reconfigurable optical networks that support 40/100G transmission. These monitors are designed to assist original equipment manufacturers in meeting their cost targets for embedded dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) monitoring. By providing innovative technology solutions, Aegis Lightwave aims to enhance the efficiency and affordability of optical network monitoring for its clients.
Aegis Semiconductor
Series D in 2006
Aegis is a privately held company that builds solutions for embedded monitoring of advanced optical networks. The company's Active Thin Films are manufactured using proven high-volume processes with demonstrated high yield and superb uniformity. Aegis's solutions benefit from the reliability of solid-state, silicon-based design, extreme scalability, and low-cost packaging architectures.
Bluesocket
Venture Round in 2006
Bluesocket is a company that specializes in providing secure, enterprise-level mobile connectivity solutions. It offers products and support designed to enhance wireless network infrastructure for desktops, mobile devices, and enterprise applications. By unifying secure wireless LAN with SIP-based enterprise VoIP, Bluesocket enables organizations to create robust and efficient wireless networks that support a wide range of communication and operational needs. Its focus on enterprise mobility solutions positions the company as a key player in the development of innovative connectivity products in the marketplace.
Metconnex
Venture Round in 2006
Metconnex develops integrated optical modules for optical networks. The company offers products such as wave switching modules for wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) networks. It was founded in 2002 and is based in Ottawa, Canada.
RedShift BioAnalytics
Series A in 2006
RedShift BioAnalytics, Inc. is a company that develops and provides analytical instrumentation aimed at the research, development, and manufacture of protein therapeutic drugs and biopharmaceutical products. The company's flagship product, ProLaser, is a benchtop instrument designed for the rapid characterization of proteins throughout the drug development process, including lead candidate selection, preformulation, formulation development, process optimization, stability assessment, routine analytics, and quality control. RedShift BioAnalytics also offers a Microfluidic Modulation Spectroscopy (MMS) platform, developed specifically for protein scientists to measure previously undetectable changes in protein structural attributes critical to drug efficacy and quality. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts, the company serves the life sciences and biopharmaceutical markets, focusing on enhancing decision-making in biopharmaceutical development from discovery to market.
Visage Mobile
Series D in 2005
Visage Mobile, Inc. is a provider of enterprise mobility management solutions headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The company offers a cloud-based platform called MobilityCentral, which facilitates wireless expense management through comprehensive reporting and analytics. This platform consolidates invoices, normalizes data from various carriers, and generates actionable metrics and optimization recommendations. Visage Mobile also delivers personalized analysis through VisagePulse and offers international travel alert solutions. Additionally, the company provides services such as wireless account optimization, device recycling, device refurbishing and redeployment, mobile device management, kitting and staging, and helpdesk support. Founded in 2001, Visage Mobile specializes in reducing communications costs for businesses by leveraging proprietary software and expert analysis.
MetraTech
Series D in 2005
MetraTech Corp. simplifies and enables global commerce innovation, while helping businesses respond to an ever changing customer and partner relationship landscape. They empower businesses to embrace change through a unique agreements-based billing, commerce and compensation solution that models and supports fluid, personalized, multi-party agreements for customers, partners and suppliers. They automate business processes and business models to address rapidly changing or complex business strategies. Their products are deployed globally, and their customers use MetraTech to innovatively create and securely collect revenue, provide settlement to partners and manage their customer lifecycle in 12 languages, 28 currencies and 90 countries. Customers include Arkadin, Bell, Concur, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), CETIP, The City of Chicago, GRU Sao Paulo International Airport, GXS, Intercall, LifeLock, Microsoft, PGi, Telia Sonera, Telus, and Telmore. The company is headquartered in Boston, with offices in London, Paris and Rio de Janeiro. MetraTech is a venture-backed, privately held company whose investors include Accel Partners, Meritech Capital and Vesbridge Partners.
Picolight
Series H in 2005
Picolight Incorporated, founded in 1995 and based in Louisville, Colorado, specializes in the design and manufacture of high-bandwidth optical transceivers and components. The company produces ethernet and fiber channel transceivers, as well as optical transmitters and receivers. These products are primarily used in local area networking, optical switches and computer systems, and optical metro applications sectors. Picolight's offerings include vertical cavity surface emitting laser (VCSEL)-based optical transceivers for high-bandwidth optical systems.
StarGen
Venture Round in 2005
StarGen, Inc. is a semiconductor company based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, specializing in serial switched interconnect solutions for computing and communications equipment. Founded in 1999 as StarBridge Technologies, Inc., the company changed its name to StarGen, Inc. in 2000. StarGen provides low-overhead, protocol-agnostic, and open standards-based architectures, catering to various markets including communications, storage, server, and embedded systems. Its product offerings support vendors of access communication platforms for voice, data, and video networks. As of 2007, StarGen operates as a subsidiary of Dolphin Interconnect Solutions AS.
Picolight
Series H in 2005
Picolight Incorporated, founded in 1995 and based in Louisville, Colorado, specializes in the design and manufacture of high-bandwidth optical transceivers and components. The company produces ethernet and fiber channel transceivers, as well as optical transmitters and receivers. These products are primarily used in local area networking, optical switches and computer systems, and optical metro applications sectors. Picolight's offerings include vertical cavity surface emitting laser (VCSEL)-based optical transceivers for high-bandwidth optical systems.
Bluesocket
Series B in 2005
Bluesocket is a company that specializes in providing secure, enterprise-level mobile connectivity solutions. It offers products and support designed to enhance wireless network infrastructure for desktops, mobile devices, and enterprise applications. By unifying secure wireless LAN with SIP-based enterprise VoIP, Bluesocket enables organizations to create robust and efficient wireless networks that support a wide range of communication and operational needs. Its focus on enterprise mobility solutions positions the company as a key player in the development of innovative connectivity products in the marketplace.
Visage Mobile
Series C in 2005
Visage Mobile, Inc. is a provider of enterprise mobility management solutions headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The company offers a cloud-based platform called MobilityCentral, which facilitates wireless expense management through comprehensive reporting and analytics. This platform consolidates invoices, normalizes data from various carriers, and generates actionable metrics and optimization recommendations. Visage Mobile also delivers personalized analysis through VisagePulse and offers international travel alert solutions. Additionally, the company provides services such as wireless account optimization, device recycling, device refurbishing and redeployment, mobile device management, kitting and staging, and helpdesk support. Founded in 2001, Visage Mobile specializes in reducing communications costs for businesses by leveraging proprietary software and expert analysis.
MetraTech
Series C in 2004
MetraTech Corp. simplifies and enables global commerce innovation, while helping businesses respond to an ever changing customer and partner relationship landscape. They empower businesses to embrace change through a unique agreements-based billing, commerce and compensation solution that models and supports fluid, personalized, multi-party agreements for customers, partners and suppliers. They automate business processes and business models to address rapidly changing or complex business strategies. Their products are deployed globally, and their customers use MetraTech to innovatively create and securely collect revenue, provide settlement to partners and manage their customer lifecycle in 12 languages, 28 currencies and 90 countries. Customers include Arkadin, Bell, Concur, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), CETIP, The City of Chicago, GRU Sao Paulo International Airport, GXS, Intercall, LifeLock, Microsoft, PGi, Telia Sonera, Telus, and Telmore. The company is headquartered in Boston, with offices in London, Paris and Rio de Janeiro. MetraTech is a venture-backed, privately held company whose investors include Accel Partners, Meritech Capital and Vesbridge Partners.
Acopia Networks
Series C in 2004
Acopia Networks specializes in intelligent file virtualization solutions designed to enhance data management for enterprises. The company offers the Acopia ARX series of intelligent file virtualization devices, which automate essential data management tasks and mitigate disruptions related to storage management operations. Additionally, Acopia Networks provides the FreedomFabric network operating system software, enabling organizations to manage unstructured file data more efficiently by automating various storage management functions. The company's services also include data migration, storage tiering, data replication, and load balancing, allowing customers to implement an adaptive infrastructure that integrates applications, servers, and storage across their global operations.
MetraTech
Series B in 2000
MetraTech Corp. simplifies and enables global commerce innovation, while helping businesses respond to an ever changing customer and partner relationship landscape. They empower businesses to embrace change through a unique agreements-based billing, commerce and compensation solution that models and supports fluid, personalized, multi-party agreements for customers, partners and suppliers. They automate business processes and business models to address rapidly changing or complex business strategies. Their products are deployed globally, and their customers use MetraTech to innovatively create and securely collect revenue, provide settlement to partners and manage their customer lifecycle in 12 languages, 28 currencies and 90 countries. Customers include Arkadin, Bell, Concur, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), CETIP, The City of Chicago, GRU Sao Paulo International Airport, GXS, Intercall, LifeLock, Microsoft, PGi, Telia Sonera, Telus, and Telmore. The company is headquartered in Boston, with offices in London, Paris and Rio de Janeiro. MetraTech is a venture-backed, privately held company whose investors include Accel Partners, Meritech Capital and Vesbridge Partners.