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The application of quantitative research and analysis methods has exploded over the last decade. While access to high performance, low-cost computing power and storage enabled this growth, ultimately it was a thirst for new and innovative solutions that drove it. Nowhere has this trend been in greater evidence than in asset management. Founded in 1998, Axioma quickly emerged as a recognized innovator. From the start, Axioma focused on flexibility. Existing portfolio-management tools often forced investors to adapt their processes and strategies to the idiosyncrasies of the solution itself. Axioma emphasized solutions that users tailored to their own investment and risk-management processes, thus empowering them to fully implement their proprietary strategies and ideas. Axioma counts among its clients nearly 200 of the world`s leading buy-side firms—asset managers, pensions and hedge funds—and offers the most comprehensive suite of portfolio-construction, risk-management and performance-attribution software and content products available in the market today. Axioma`s success reflects its history as a repeat market disruptor.
Compliance Process Partners is a Westford, MA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
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DataGravity provides data-aware solutions that deliver analytics, actionable insights and security for unstructured data. IT professionals can quickly and easily visualize the who, what, when and where regarding their data and reduce risks, increase productivity and drive organizational success. Headquartered in Nashua, New Hampshire, DataGravity is led by visionaries in storage, business intelligence, data management and analytics, and is funded by leading investors, including Accel Partners, Andreessen Horowitz, CRV and General Catalyst Partners. Paula Long and John Joseph founded DataGravity in 2012, bringing in their expertise from Long’s previous startup, EqualLogic (acquired by Dell for $1.4 billion in 2008).