A Q&A with Raju Rishi, venture partner at Sigma Prime, one of the country’s leading venture capital firms on growing start-ups.
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Topics: Sigma Prime, cloud, Start up, Raju Rishi, Technology, Innovation, entrepreneur, SAAS, early stage company, solution, venture capital, Mobile
I woke up yesterday morning and read an interesting update in the Boston Globe on the pulse of the Boston market as compared to the investment environment throughout the United States. Over the last several years, Boston has been compared to other VC markets, including San Francisco and New York, and has come up short.
But something different is happening now. For the first time in nearly seven years, Boston VC firms kept the majority of their investment local, with homegrown startups. Flybridge Venture Capital, Battery Ventures, General Catalyst, Bain Capital Ventures (and the list goes on) are seeing great ideas turn into solid revenue-generating businesses within the 30-mile radius of Beantown.
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Topics: Boston Globe, cloud, PR, Start up, VC, big data, Technology, Public Relations, Boston public relations, Innovation, Marketing, Boston PR, Innovation District, Boston, Mobile, Venture Capitalist
This post originally appeared here on Trusted-Cloud.com on April 22, 2011
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Topics: cloud, Technology, AP, cloud computing, Amazon
You know an enterprise technology has really taken off when you see it in a TV commercial during Sunday football. But while the media traffic surrounding cloud computing has exploded in recent months, the increased exposure has not necessarily led to further understanding.
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Topics: cloud, Rackspace, Amazon EC2, cloud computing, Salesforce, David Linthicum, Don Johnson
