The second day of Venture Atlanta was as exciting as the first. As expected, the startups were more mature and many had already raised institutional money. Here’s a quick run-down of the companies (I didn’t get to hear the second half so there aren’t as many details).
- In-room multi media display
- Content delivered by SaaS app
- Helps elderly live their lives at home
- $183B/year spent on dementia services
- No cure for dementia
- Currently have 10 operators and 20 communities
- Raised $3M
- Raising $2.8M
SalesFusion
- 200 paying customers
- Integrates with SFDC, MS Dynamics, SugarCRM, Sage, Saleslogix
- $9B market by 2015 (Forrester)
- 2-3% of market is penetrated
- $1M in rev in 2011
- $1.3M run rate
- $15,000 in new MRR each month
- 60 new clients since July
- 40% of revenue derived from channel partners outside the U.S.
- Raising $2M for sales
- Goal of $40M by 2015
- Goal to use existing virtualized server images and migrate them into the cloud
- Moving a complex app to the cloud can take 12 months
- Sold direct and indirect
- 1200% growth this year
- Raising $7M for sales and marketing expansion as well as product dev to connect the top 50 clouds globally
- 95 employees
- Approx $15M in revenue in 2011
- Management software for agile software development
- 900 customers
- 25 of Fortune 100
- Salesforce.com for Software Organizations
- Raising $10M – $12M for expansion, including international
- Data confidentiality, integrity, and assurance for the enterprise
- Security software for the smartphone and tablet enterprise
- Solution is a cloud-based proxy server that monitors data going to and from the smartphones and tablets
- ASP of $70 – $100 per device / year
- Expected to do $3M in 2012
- Raising $4M to expand R&D, sales, and marketing
- Intersection of smartphone and fitness market
- App-enabled accessory that connects wirelessly to smartphone
- Connect smartphones to fitness sensors
- Previous challenge was getting data from the disparate sources
- Platform for the fitness industry
- $3.2M in revenue in 2011
- Raising $1M
- Cancer imaging software
- $2.8M in revenue in 2011
- FDA cleared
- Helps improve patient care, reduce cost of therapy
- Started with radiation oncology and will expand to other oncologies eventually
- Raising $2M
- Industry specific SaaS chat software
- $6.3M in revenues in 2011
- Currently work with top online advertisers in car vertical
- Goal is to expand to the 9,000 car dealers
- Other vertical is apartment rentals
- General idea is that live chat converts better than phone numbers and forms on websites
- Raised $1.6M
- Raising $5M
- Work with telephone company to provide paid TV service to their current subscribers
- 10 year agreements
- Provide equipment and service to the customer
- 10 employees
- Self-funded
- Charge $45/month to consumers for the service
- Raising $4M
- (Un) Googling the web
- 55 cents of every dollar online goes to Google/Facebook/Twitter/Yahoo
- Companies can’t produce enough content to satisfy consumer demands
- Content logistics platform
- Combination of digital curation and partner management
- 100 publishers currently
- 500M pages viewed in network
- Raised $4M
- Raising $5M
- SecureHealthPay is the one location where you can pay, manage, and track your family’s healthcare expenses online for free
- RFID for retail automotive
- Retirement advice portal
- Virtualization management software
- Flexible lightweight video screens
- Wealth management software for financial advisors
- Energy data provider to better manage energy use for large companies with multiple locations
- Digital marketing platform for healthcare providers to attract customers
- Provider of live and video on demand solutions
- Online food ordering platform
The two day Venture Atlanta event finished as strong as it started.
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