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Technology Private Equity

Software and IT companies leave a public trail in business registrations, federal contracts, patents and trademarks. We read that trail, with what each company publishes about itself, to map every company in a niche and who owns it.

What we read

No single register lists technology companies, so the map is built from many registers at once. Joining them is the work.

Business registrations
The owners and officers behind each company.
Federal contract awards
Which software and IT firms sell to government, and what they sell.
State procurement records
Which software and IT firms sell to states, cities and school districts.
Patents and trademarks
What each company has protected, and when.
Government security authorizations
The cloud and IT providers cleared to serve government systems.
Private offering notices
Which companies are raising capital now.

What we have done here

We keep client names private. This is what the work was.

  1. A software investor

    We built a roster of vertical software companies across many sectors, with a dossier on each.

  2. IT services buyers

    Owner outreach to managed IT and security providers, for buyers building groups of them.

  3. Technology companies raising capital

    Capital formation programs for industrial software, online business, advanced materials and climate companies.

  4. Software companies growing revenue

    Business development to the buyers of their products, including creators and brand legal teams.