Pivotal Picks Up $253M From Ford, Microsoft
San Francisco-based Pivotal, which develops Agile development software, has raised a gigantic, $253M funding round, from Ford and Microsoft. According to Pivotal, the Series C funding also included all of its prior investors, including GE, EMC, and VMware. Privately held Pivotal says it now is seeing annual recurring revenues of $116M, with first quarter revenues of $83M, and now has over 2,000 employees and 17 offices worldwide. The company is led by Rob Mee.
posted on Thursday, May 5, 2016 (Link to more information)
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