Combinent Biomedical Systems
Venture Round in 2009
Combinent Biomedical Systems, Inc. is a women's healthcare company based in Lexington, Massachusetts, that specializes in the development of multi-segmented vaginal rings. These innovative devices facilitate the transvaginal delivery of a variety of therapeutic agents, including hydrophobic and hydrophilic molecules, proteins, and other large molecules. The company's primary focus is on addressing women's reproductive endocrinology disorders, while also targeting conditions such as diabetes, obesity, and infectious diseases. Established in 2000, Combinent Biomedical Systems aims to enhance drug delivery methods specifically tailored for women's health needs.
AeroSafe Global
Series B in 2007
AeroSafe Global is a U.S.-based company that develops and manufactures aerogels for thermal insulation, primarily serving the biopharmaceutical industry. Its products ensure reliable, sustainable, and simple temperature-sensitive supply chain solutions. AeroSafe Global specializes in cold-chain services, providing customized packaging, logistics, and operational services to prevent any temperature excursions during transportation of biomedical and pharmaceutical products.
NeoEdge Networks
Series B in 2007
NeoEdge Networks is a tech and in-game ad company that enables casual game publishers and developers to deliver TV-like commercials.
Atlantis Components
Series D in 2007
Atlantis Components specializes in the design and manufacturing of titanium abutments for implant dentistry, utilizing a proprietary software system known as the Virtual Abutment Design (VAD) system. This innovative system enables technicians to create abutments with unprecedented precision and reliability, enhancing the restoration of dental implants through crown-and-bridge techniques. Atlantis Components' designs are grounded in comprehensive dental research and clinical insights, ensuring that their products meet the needs of dental professionals and improve patient outcomes. The company's commitment to quality and precision positions it as a leader in the field of dental implant solutions.
Combinent Biomedical Systems
Series A in 2007
Combinent Biomedical Systems, Inc. is a women's healthcare company based in Lexington, Massachusetts, that specializes in the development of multi-segmented vaginal rings. These innovative devices facilitate the transvaginal delivery of a variety of therapeutic agents, including hydrophobic and hydrophilic molecules, proteins, and other large molecules. The company's primary focus is on addressing women's reproductive endocrinology disorders, while also targeting conditions such as diabetes, obesity, and infectious diseases. Established in 2000, Combinent Biomedical Systems aims to enhance drug delivery methods specifically tailored for women's health needs.
Natural Convergence
Series C in 2006
Natural Convergence, Inc. is a company that specializes in providing hosted voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) software tailored for service providers catering to the small business market. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, the company develops and markets its flagship product, Silhouette, which is designed for telecom carriers and service providers. In addition to its software solutions, Natural Convergence offers a range of services including customizable training, professional services, project management, and a channel program to enhance user experience and support. The company serves a diverse clientele across Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and the Caribbean.
Signiant
Venture Round in 2006
Signiant, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in cloud-based file movement software, primarily serving the media and entertainment industry. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Lexington, Massachusetts, Signiant offers a suite of solutions including Media Shuttle, SkyDrop, Flight, and Manager+Agents. These products facilitate the fast, reliable, and secure transfer of large files and data sets across various platforms and storage types, enabling media professionals to efficiently manage their workflows. The company's Software Defined Content Exchange (SDCX) platform supports over 50,000 media organizations worldwide, optimizing the movement of content from creation to distribution. Signiant's solutions play a crucial role in file-based workflows and cloud operations, providing comprehensive control and visibility for clients in broadcasting, studios, media service providers, sports networks, and game development.
NeoEdge Networks
Series A in 2006
NeoEdge Networks is a tech and in-game ad company that enables casual game publishers and developers to deliver TV-like commercials.
GEOCOMtms
Venture Round in 2005
GEOCOMtms, Inc. specializes in integrated fleet management software tailored for local and short-haul pickup and delivery operations. Founded in 1999 and based in Atlanta, Georgia, the company offers its flagship product, A.MAZE Fleet Management, which includes features for route planning, trucking dispatch, GPS fleet tracking, mobile field service, and fleet maintenance. In addition to its software solutions, GEOCOMtms provides essential services such as implementation, training, and support to ensure effective use of its systems. The company serves a diverse range of industries, including couriers, food and beverage, last-mile delivery, logistics providers, petroleum, and retail distribution.
Nakina Systems
Series B in 2005
Nakina Systems Inc. specializes in developing network integrity management software solutions for the telecommunications industry on a global scale. The company offers a range of products designed to enhance network security and operational efficiency. Key offerings include NI-Guardian, which centralizes security administration and enforces security policies; NI-Collector, which facilitates the discovery and reconciliation of physical and logical inventory from managed devices; and NI-Controller, which automates software audits in diverse network environments. Additionally, NI-DEFENDER serves as a cybersecurity solution to neutralize network threats, while NI-Framework provides a platform for element abstraction. Nakina also offers the Nakina Adapter SDK for developing device adapters, along with various services such as installation, custom development, and training. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, Nakina Systems operates globally, partnering with major equipment manufacturers to enable service providers to launch new services and expand networks efficiently while minimizing outages.
Atlantis Components
Series C in 2004
Atlantis Components specializes in the design and manufacturing of titanium abutments for implant dentistry, utilizing a proprietary software system known as the Virtual Abutment Design (VAD) system. This innovative system enables technicians to create abutments with unprecedented precision and reliability, enhancing the restoration of dental implants through crown-and-bridge techniques. Atlantis Components' designs are grounded in comprehensive dental research and clinical insights, ensuring that their products meet the needs of dental professionals and improve patient outcomes. The company's commitment to quality and precision positions it as a leader in the field of dental implant solutions.
Natural Convergence
Series B in 2004
Natural Convergence, Inc. is a company that specializes in providing hosted voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) software tailored for service providers catering to the small business market. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, the company develops and markets its flagship product, Silhouette, which is designed for telecom carriers and service providers. In addition to its software solutions, Natural Convergence offers a range of services including customizable training, professional services, project management, and a channel program to enhance user experience and support. The company serves a diverse clientele across Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and the Caribbean.
Kubi Software
Series C in 2004
Kubi Software provides collaborative email facilities for project management and knowledge sharing. The company was founded in 2001 and is based in Lincoln, Massachusetts.
Datacom Group
Series B in 2003
Datacom Group is a leading provider of information technology and business process services, catering to a diverse array of industries, including agriculture, education, energy, financial services, and healthcare. The company specializes in designing, building, and managing IT systems and processes that enhance operational efficiency for both public and private sector clients across New Zealand, Australia, and beyond. Datacom's service offerings include cloud services, data center solutions, custom software development, management consulting, and payroll services. With a commitment to delivering innovative and cost-effective technology solutions, Datacom combines robust infrastructure with deep local knowledge to support existing systems and create tailored solutions that drive meaningful improvements for its clients.
Wavesmith Networks
Series C in 2002
Wavesmith Networks is a company that specializes in developing hardware solutions designed to enhance the network capacity of telecommunications carriers. It focuses on providing multiservice edge switches that facilitate the expansion of existing Layer 2 infrastructures for regional Bell operating companies, incumbent local exchange carriers, and interexchange carriers. By enabling these telecommunications providers to integrate their services onto ATM or MPLS-oriented core networks, Wavesmith Networks supports the evolution of their network capabilities without requiring significant disruptions or overhauls.
Natural Convergence
Series A in 2002
Natural Convergence, Inc. is a company that specializes in providing hosted voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) software tailored for service providers catering to the small business market. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, the company develops and markets its flagship product, Silhouette, which is designed for telecom carriers and service providers. In addition to its software solutions, Natural Convergence offers a range of services including customizable training, professional services, project management, and a channel program to enhance user experience and support. The company serves a diverse clientele across Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and the Caribbean.
Rachis Corporation
Series B in 2001
Their mission is to activate Interactive TV as the new medium of the Internet and the television. The convergence of the two will revolutionize how people use their television. The challenge lies in delivering a successful Interactive TV experience. Rachis is dedicated to delivering the software required by the businesses that are providing Interactive TV to end-users. They provide all of the necessary software from the system-level software necessary to make the set-top box work, to scalable, easily implemented and managed end-user applications. As a software provider, Rachis is focused on addressing the needs of Interactive TV companies and content providers that view the Interactive TV software as a critical component to their success. Their services enable component designers, set-top box manufacturers, and network operators to deliver Interactive TV with high-performance and reliability. Rachis software is provided to Interactive TV companies around the world.
Megawheels
Venture Round in 2001
Megawheels is a global technology solutions company that offers media platforms to the newspaper industry. The company offers custom branded market places for newspapers, magazines, cable companies, and television and radio stations and hosts national affiliate programs under its own brands. It also provides software solutions for the marketplace. Megawheels was founded in 1995 and is based in Alberta, Canada.
WatchPoint Media
Series B in 2001
WatchPoint Media is a developer of video hyperlinking technology that enables consumers to engage in interactive commerce.
PlumRiver
Series A in 2000
PlumRiver Technology is a comprehensive provider of B2B solutions that connects large manufacturers with small dealers, specifically in the footwear, apparel, and sporting goods sectors. The company offers software that facilitates communication and transaction processes between manufacturers, independent retailers, and sales representatives. This platform not only helps brands sell directly to consumers but also enhances order fulfillment and reduces operational costs. PlumRiver provides a suite of advanced sales, marketing, and customer relationship management tools designed to drive targeted marketing campaigns and boost high-margin sales. Additionally, its unique "jumpstart" program assists manufacturers in optimizing their existing small customer bases, thereby delivering immediate returns on investment.