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Last year brought supply chain issues into sharp focus: The ongoing pandemic and geopolitical unrest combined to buckle traditional systems for global trade and logistics, highlighting the need for innovation.
As repeat investors in the construction technology space, we have been vocal about the opportunities to build valuable companies in the category.
The U.S. mortgage industry is one of the largest in the world, with roughly $11 trillion of residential mortgage debt outstanding and $2.6 trillion of new originations forecasted this year.
Trucking is the backbone of America. And despite its critical hand in the supply chain, the $700 billion industry hinges on personnel, yet fails to offer drivers streamlined solutions for managing their operations.
Fieldwire Becomes the Third Largest Acquisition in Construction Startups Today we congratulate Fieldwire on their acquisition by global construction leader, the Hilti Group. With this $300 million acquisition, Fieldwire becomes the...
Everlaw is the leading investigation and litigation platform transforming the legal industry.
Menlo-backed companies Canvas, Fieldwire, Hover, and OpenSpace are reinventing the construction industry
Everywhere you look these days, companies, economists, and government officials are citing the ongoing supply chain issues that are present as the economy struggles to restart from the pandemic.
There is currently $15 trillion of consumer debt in the U.S. Lenders pay hundreds of billions of dollars to acquire customers, underwrite them, and then give them a loan. But then what?
Across life sciences, a quality management system (QMS) is critical for both regulatory compliance and continuous product innovation.
Insurtech has been hot—at least seven venture-backed insurers will have gone public since the second half of 2020.
We believe purpose-built vertical SaaS will help make drug discovery more effective and efficient and ultimately improve healthcare outcomes.
As part of the 21st Century Cures Act, the White House established rules compelling payers and hospitals to make patient health data easily shareable by modern technology standards.
H1 is a unique healthcare data SaaS company with proprietary data, compelling initial applications, and potential to expand.
How can we take a critical process and make it better? Many successful companies are built from answering this question.
When you rent an apartment, buy a car, pay for education, you know exactly what you are going to pay. Why then, when you go to a doctor or pay for healthcare, do you not know what you will owe?
