IntelePeer (fka VoEx) provides a fully managed, on-demand peering infrastructure to exchange voice traffic over IP or legacy TDM networks. Its customers are communications services providers, universities, enterprises and VoiP application developers. By combining a carrier-grade network with a rich store of user data and preferences, IntelePeer enables the creation of new voice-based Web applications. Intelepeer was acquired by Peerless Network (Inc.) in November 2013.
Adviva operates the leading European online advertising network targeted at brand advertisers. Using behavioural and contextual targeting technology, Adviva connects advertisers with the European consumers they want to reach. Adviva was acquired by Specific Media in March 2008.
MedeAnalytics provides hospitals and insurance companies with on-demand analytics solutions for revenue cycle management. It is being used by over 700 healthcare organizations in the US and UK, including Kaiser Permanente, Tenet Healthcare, Partners HealthCare and Triad Healthcare. See Case study. Kennet’s majority stake was acquired by Bain Capital in 2008, and the remaining interest was divested in a 2015 recapitalisation led by Thoma Bravo.
Revolution Prep is an education software and services provider that has helped over a hundred thousand students score higher on the SAT, ACT and other high-stakes exams, while dramatically improving basic academic skills. The company offers programs in varied online and real world settings, leveraging technology to provide world-class test prep to every student, regardless of the ability to pay. The company was acquired by Apax Digital Fund (Apax Partners) in June 2021.
BuyVIP is an exclusive, invitation-only online destination where invited members discover premier brands in time limited campaigns. It is the leading European private buyers’ club with more than 400 brand relationships across the region and an online community of more than 3.5 million members. It has operations in Spain, Germany and Italy, and offers a unique and efficient direct marketing channel to its brand partners. Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) agreed to acquire the company in October 2010.
goviral launches branded video content across its proprietary online publisher network, ensuring high brand engagement and maximum viral exposure to the relevant demographics. goviral’s unique positioning within viral marketing and video distribution ensures high-volume, targeted and high return-on-investment campaigns. These content-based campaigns are distributed in local languages, on local sites and with local publishers. The company was acquired by AOL Inc. (NYSE: AOL) in January 2011.