Ravenflow has secured $6 million in an unattributed round of funding from existing investors Alloy Ventures, Palomar Ventures and the Roda Group, bringing the company’s total funding to $20.7 million. Ravenflow’s software helps enterprises deliver applications faster. Launched in 2004, Ravenflow lets business analysts gain better insight into application development projects, letting analysts create mamange their workflow and specify business application needs. In short, the software allows companies seamlessly translate data and language from MBAs to engineers. This company made a business around that, although its site is so filled with jargon that it doesn’t give you much confidence that it can explain things in simple English to MBAs.
Ravenflow previously raised $5 million is unattributed round of funding from the same investors as above in 2008, and $9.7 million in funding in 2005, in another undisclosed round of funding. Both rounds were funded by Alloy Ventures, Palomar Ventures and the Roda Group.
Great news. Long live web 2.0. Too bad the doom and gloom mainstream media won’t report the success of web 2.0. high tech growth and innovation is alive and well. http://iamned.com/blog/ Stock market will surge higher because we’re in a new bull market.
Not trying to be rude (I love TechCrunch) but someone should proof read/edit before posting.
Seriously, it’s time to pay a copy editor. I realize that the second through fourth sentences were more or less lifted from the company’s site, but still…
Leena Rao is too busy giving Michael good blow jobs. What do you expect ?
dude this is the worst english I have read in a while!