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EcoVadis is a sustainability assessment platform rating business practices for global supply chains. Paris-headquartered since 2007, it evaluates suppliers on environment, labor, ethics, and sustainable procurement using standardized scorecards. EcoVadis serves clients like Google, Apple, and Renault, covering 200,000 companies across 175 countries with sector-specific benchmarks.

Pigment is a Paris-headquartered business planning platform processing real-time data from ERP, CRM, and HR systems for dynamic forecasting. Launched in 2019, it enables scenario modeling, financial consolidation, and workforce planning through gopigment.com for enterprises like Unilever and Merck.

Happiest Minds Technologies Ltd is an information technology (IT) company intended to deliver seamless customer experiences, business efficiency, and actionable insights to users. The company leverages a spectrum of disruptive technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud, digital process automation, internet of things, robotics/drones, security, virtual/augmented reality, and more, enabling users in industry sectors like automotive, banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), consumer packaged goods, e-commerce, edutech, engineering research and development (R&D), hi-tech, manufacturing, retail, and travel/transportation/hospitality to undergo digital transformation. Geographically, the company generates its key revenue from the United States of America.

Clarivate is a data, information, and software workflow solutions company serving customers primarily in academia, government, law, life sciences, and healthcare. The company was formerly part of Thomson Reuters before being sold to private equity as an independent company in 2016. In 2019, Clarivate went public on the New York Stock Exchange. Around half of the company’s revenue is generated in the Americas, while Europe, Middle East, and Africa account for around a quarter.

Aera Technology is a Decision Intelligence provider with its Aera Decision Cloud platform integrating enterprise data sources for real-time decision-making at scale. Mountain View-headquartered, the company serves global brands in retail, manufacturing, and logistics to optimize operations.

Appen Ltd is engaged in the provision of quality data solutions and services for machine learning and artificial intelligence applications for technology companies, auto manufacturers, government agencies among others. The company's business segments are Appen Global and Appen China. It generates maximum revenue from the Appen Global segment which represents all operations outside of the China Group. The Appen China segment represents the China Group operations and includes Japan and Korea. Geographically, it derives a majority of its revenue from the United States of America, and has its presence in China, Australia and Others.

Similarweb Ltd provides digital data and analytics that power critical business decisions. The group recognizes revenue from subscriptions to the platform and other subscription products on a straight-line basis over the term of the contract subscription period beginning on the date access to the platform is granted, provided all other revenue recognition criteria have been met. It has geographic presence in Israel, the United States, the United Kingdom, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Other. The group generates the majority of its revenue from the United States.

DataStory is a Beijing-headquartered provider of big data applications for enterprise intelligence in China. It offers platforms like DataStory BI for dashboard creation and DataStory AI for natural language querying of datasets. Launched in 2016, the company supports industries including e-commerce and finance with integrations to Alibaba Cloud and Huawei FusionInsight. DataStory's tools enable real-time analytics on terabyte-scale data lakes and automated reporting for decision support.

INRIX is a mobility analytics and connected-car services company, founded in 2004 and spun out of Microsoft Research, that turns data from connected vehicles and devices into traffic and mobility insights. Its Traffic Intelligence platform draws on data from more than 175 million vehicles and devices to cover 6.4 million kilometers of roads across 40 countries, powering navigation systems that predict optimal routes. The company has worked with automakers and public agencies, including a collaboration with General Motors on Safety View, a cloud-based application that uses connected-vehicle and public-safety data to help transportation officials plan and measure roadway safety programs.

WingArc1st Inc offers software and services that enable customers to effectively use and obtain strategic insights from their data. The company's core products are SVF (Enterprise Output Management), Dr.Sum/ MotionBoard (Business Intelligence) and VyNDEX (CRM).

Atlan is a data collaboration workspace acting as a centralized hub for tables, dashboards, models, and code across the modern data stack. It integrates with Slack, Snowflake, Redshift, Looker, Sisense, and Tableau, earning Gartner recognition as a Cool Vendor in DataOps among the top three companies globally.

CleverTap is a Mountain View-headquartered customer engagement platform launched in 2017. It unifies analytics, personalization, and orchestration across mobile, web, and email channels for over 1,500 brands worldwide. Features include real-time journey optimization, A/B testing, and predictive segmentation using machine learning. Notable users include PepsiCo, Vodafone, and Sony, with the platform processing billions of events daily.

Braintrust is an AI evaluation and data management platform that supports prompt testing, dataset versioning, and performance tracking. It features a Prompt Playground for comparing models and inputs, plus CI/CD integrations for deployments. Datasets evolve with production captures stored in cloud repositories. San Francisco-headquartered Braintrust handles experiments across OpenAI, Anthropic, and custom models for enterprise teams.

ScaleOps is an automation platform for Kubernetes clusters that adjusts CPU and memory allocations in real-time based on application metrics. It integrates with Prometheus and Datadog to predict demand spikes and scale pods across AWS EKS, Google GKE, and Azure AKS. The Tel Aviv-based service cuts cloud bills by 40 to 70 percent through vertical autoscaling and idle resource reclamation. ScaleOps ensures high availability by preventing over-provisioning during traffic surges in production workloads.

Workboard is an enterprise SaaS platform for strategy alignment using OKRs and FAST goals. Redwood City-headquartered and founded in 2013, it automates business reviews, provides analytics, and ensures execution transparency across organizations.

Alembic Technologies is a San Francisco-based causal AI company that helps enterprises identify the true cause-and-effect drivers of their marketing, operational, and growth outcomes, rather than relying on correlation-based analytics. Its Causal AI decision engine analyzes proprietary company data to quantify the impact of spend on results such as revenue attribution, sales pipeline lift, and customer engagement. Clients include Delta Air Lines, Mars, and NVIDIA, and the company runs its platform on dedicated NVIDIA supercomputing infrastructure.

Cognyte Software Ltd provides security analytics software that empowers governments and enterprises with Actionable Intelligence. Its interface software is designed to help customers accelerate and improve the effectiveness of investigations and decision-making.

GWI is a London-headquartered audience research company that captures insights from 3 billion digital consumers across more than 50 markets through mobile-first surveys and panel partnerships. The platform equips brands, media firms, and agencies with data on consumer thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and needs. Trusted clients include Google, Microsoft, Spotify, Twitter, LinkedIn, Snap Inc., EA, BBC Studios, Sony Pictures Television, Red Bull, WPP, and Omnicom. Founded in 2009 as GlobalWebIndex, GWI delivers real-time access to expanding datasets via proprietary technology that processes vast survey volumes.