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Like so many other great companies, Janrain started with a simple observation—that the number of username and password combinations required of consumers on the web was reaching an untenable state. In late 2004, Founder Larry Drebes and a few engineers began working closely with the early proponents of the OpenID protocol to provide a simple way for companies to solve this problem. Their work laid the foundation for Janrain and what is known today as social login. As we began helping organizations implement our social login technology, we quickly realized the data we were collecting on their behalf could be used to create richer, more meaningful relationships between our clients and their online customers. Today, the Janrain Customer Identity Management Platform makes it easy for companies to truly know their customers and personalize every interaction.
HoneyBook is a business management platform for creative entrepreneurs.
Pluribus Networks is simplifying the Software-Defined Data Center with its simple, dynamic and secure Adaptive Cloud Fabric architecture, enabling organizations to build scalable private and public clouds that improve service velocity, performance, and reliability. The company`s innovative Netvisor software virtualizes open networking hardware to build a holistic, distributed network that is more intelligent, automated and resilient. The company`s Insight Analytics platform leverages embedded telemetry and other data sources to enable pervasive visibility across the network to reveal network and application performance that speeds troubleshooting and improves operational and security intelligence. Pluribus Networks has received venture funding from Temasek Holdings, NEA, Menlo Ventures, and AME Cloud Ventures. Pluribus Networks is headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with development and support centers in Bangalore, India; Phoenix, AZ; Dallas, TX; and Hong Kong, PRC.
Split is the leading Feature Delivery and Experimentation Platform for enterprises that want to release features as fast as they can develop them confidently. Split`s fine-grained management, real-time monitoring, and data-driven experimentation ensure that new features improve the customer experience without breaking or degrading performance. Split ingests performance data and runs real-time statistical analyses on every new feature so that engineering teams can respond immediately to bad releases, measure changes in user experience, and build high-quality software. Engineering teams at Quicken Loans, Twilio, Salesforce, and WePay, a Chase company, trust Split to power their feature delivery.
California Cards is a Palo Alto, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.