How the information system industry became enterprise software was published in Tech Crunch and was written by Aziz Gilani.
If you were a software company employee or venture capitalist in Silicon Valley before 1993, chances are you were talking about “Information Systems Software” and not “Enterprise Software.” How and why …
Mercury portfolio company Label Insight continues to help lead the product label transparency revolution as consumer demographics, tastes, and attitudes towards health and wellness continue to change. As with most revolutions, they take capital to grow, so we are particularly excited that Label recently closed a $21M Series C round …
Next-Gen Product Design and Development Demands Digital Thread, was published in Industry Week and was written by Adrian Fortino.
Adrian Fortino, Managing Director at Mercury Fund, shares insights into product design’s demand for digital thread.
Manufacturers are experts at minimizing waste. From production to packaging to transport, every part of …
Why Some Enterprises Don’t Do Open Source, was published in Enterprise Tech and was written by Aziz Gilani.
Aziz Gilani, Partner at Mercury Fund, shares his insight open source adoption in enterprises.
As everyone knows, the code for open source software (OSS) is made available with a license in which …
How one company stuck to its legacy system without employees to support it, was published in CIO Dive and was written by Justine Brown.
Aziz Gilani, Partner at Mercury Fund, shares his insight into legacy technology.
A large healthcare provider in the Midwest recently offered employees in one of its …
This article was originally featured on InformationWeek and written by Lisa Morgan
Mercury’s Aziz Gilani was interviewed by Lisa Morgan for an article on data and analytics strategies for business planning.
Whether raising a round of funding or creating shareholder wealth, companies increasingly need a well-articulated and demonstrable data and …
In November 2013, Mercury led a $3 million Series A round in Datical. Based in Austin, Datical is creating “DevOps for Databases.” Datical is an important investment for us as it was the first investment in our third fund (Mercury Fund III), and our first software investment in which we …
In October 2014, Mercury made its initial investment in Graylog, the leading open source log management alternative to Splunk. We led Graylog’s Series A preferred round of financing with co-investment from Crosslink Capital, Draper Associates, and existing seed investor HTGF. The investment was the culmination of a lot of hard …
