Grip is the leading AI-powered event networking solution for Virtual, Hybrid and In-person events. Grip empowers professionals with quality interactions and the event industry with full-cycle support and valuable insights. At its core, their proprietary technology drives intelligent recommendations through Grip’s self-learning matchmaking engine.

Scoro is a cloud-based work management software solution for professional and creative services. Scoro eliminates silos and simplifies professional services delivery through a single, unified platform. With complete visibility over your entire operation, including clients, projects, resources, financials, and business intelligence, you are able to better execute, elevate client satisfaction, improve financial performance, and more easily forecast revenue and resource needs.

Provar provides a solution to help companies efficiently manage Salesforce application development with a code-free, point-and-click automated testing solution. By using Provar, companies can accurately test a huge number of scenarios that support the user’s end-to-end DevOps workflow. 

Codility is the leading technical hiring platform for companies to test the coding skills of developers and make evidence-based hiring decisions. Codility predicts the real-life skills of candidates at all stages of the hiring process and, for more than a decade, has evaluated the problem-solving skills of over 15 million developers and counting.

Founded in 2009, Codility helps more than 1,200+ businesses globally, including Microsoft, PayPal, Slack, and Tesla, build high-performing engineering teams

Cramer Systems is a leading provider of operations and support systems software (OSS) to the global telecommunications industry. Cramer was acquired in August 2006 by Amdocs (NYSE: DOX) for $375 million cash consideration. See Case Study and Interview with founder Jon Craton.

Orchestream provided software to manage Internet protocol (IP) services across carrier and enterprise networks. The company went public in June 2000 on the LSE and NASDAQ and was subsequently acquired by Metasolv in January 2003, which is now part of Oracle (Nasdaq:ORCL).