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Bitfusion, Gong, Mintent: What's in a Name?
We continue our What’s in a Name? series with tech companies Bitfusion, Gong and Mintent. These companies incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) to power their software offerings, and one pushes "marketing with intent" in its content marketing software and programs. Bitfusion Founded: January 2015 Headquarters: Austin, Texas Number of employees: Less than
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Bioz, Datical, Vena Solutions: What's in a Name?
We continue our What’s in a Name? series with tech companies Bioz, Datical and Vena Solutions. One claims it can be the Google of the life sciences research arena. Another was named by Gartner as a cool vendor in IT automation.
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What's in a Name: PlaceIQ, AnswerDash, Redbooth
Today we continue our new feature What's in a Name with a look at PlaceIQ, AnswerDash and Redbooth. Last month, we profiled Jellyfish, Marketo and Influitive. PlaceIQ Founded: 2010 Headquarters: New York City Number of employees: 165 Specializes in: Mobile location data analysis/intelligence, marketing/ad attribution, enterprise technology CEO:
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What's in a Name: Influitive, Jellyfish, Marketo
Today we kick off our new feature What's in a Name with a look at Jellyfish, Marketo and Influitive. Jellyfish Online Marketing Founded: 1999 Headquarters: Reigate, England and Baltimore, Md. Number of employees: 260-plus Specializes in: PPC, SEO and social, creative, display, analytics and digital marketing training CEO:
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Smart Companies, Silly Names: A New CMSWire Feature
It's often hard to understand the relationship between a company's name and it's purpose, especially in the tech world. A lot of new and existing tech companies — including some with proven business potential — sound painfully akin to a middle school pseudonym or, even worse, a college party game.
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