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Orangekloud Technology’s operating roots include MSC Consulting established in Singapore in June 2003 as a Microsoft Dynamics ERP consultancy Orangekloud Pte Ltd was incorporated in August 2015 to develop no-code mobile and business-application technology while the Cayman issuer was created in May 2023 and completed a US IPO in July 2024 The group announced a proposed acquisition of…
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nCino was founded in Wilmington, North Carolina, in late 2011 after technology developed inside Live Oak Bank was separated into an independent software company. By 2026, nCino provided cloud banking software that financial institutions use to manage customer onboarding, lending, deposits and related processes.
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ePlus was founded in 1990 by Bruce Bowen to help organisations manage and finance technology assets. By 2026, ePlus combined technology solutions and managed services with financing and lifecycle-management capabilities for corporate and public-sector customers.
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CSG was founded in 1982 and developed software for billing and managing customer relationships in the cable and communications industries. By 2026, CSG provided software and services that help communications and other subscription businesses manage customers, pricing, revenue and digital interactions.
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Versus Systems’ legal entity began in Canada in 1988 under a resource-company identity and passed through mining and energy names before adopting Versus Systems in 2016. The company exited its former resource focus, built a software platform for rewards and engagement and acquired Xcite Interactive in 2021, later redomiciling to Delaware in 2024.
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Vusion began in 1992 as Store Electronic Systems, or SES, developing electronic shelf-label technology for physical retailers. By 2026, Vusion provided digital infrastructure intended to connect shelves, products, store staff and shoppers through IoT devices and software.
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Upland Software was founded in July 2010 by Jack McDonald as a cloud-software company built in part through acquisitions. The company assembled a portfolio of enterprise workflow and work-management applications, completed its IPO in 2014 and later concentrated the portfolio around AI-enabled knowledge and content management. Sean Nathaniel became chief executive in May 2026 while McDonald remained chairman.
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Cyngn was incorporated in Delaware in February 2013 as Cyanogen, the company that commercialised an Android-derived mobile operating system. After Cyanogen’s mobile-operating-system business wound down, the company was reorganised and pivoted into autonomous-driving software under the Cyngn name, focusing on industrial vehicles.
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Smith Micro Software was founded in 1982 and became a long-running developer of software used across personal computing and mobile communications. The company completed an IPO in 1995, moved through consumer utilities and wireless products and later concentrated more heavily on white-label family-safety and connectivity software for mobile and cable operators.
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SPS Commerce’s corporate roots include an earlier Minnesota software entity, but the current company was reincorporated under the SPS Commerce name in 2001 and built its business around retail supply-chain connectivity. By 2026, SPS Commerce operated a cloud retail network providing order, fulfilment, inventory and…
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