iPhrase Talks Up V.C.s
iPhrase Technologies, a Cambridge, Mass., a maker of software that allows users to pose questions in plain English , has
raised $25 million in financing to fund company growth and product enhancements.
The round was led by Reed Elsevier Ventures and includes new investors TD Capital Technology Ventures and RSA Ventures, as well as existing investors Charles
River Ventures, Greylock, and Sequoia Capital.
“This round of funding represents another important validation for the power of our solutions and our business model, which are enabling iPhrase to create a truly
great enterprise software company,” said Noam Ben-Ozer, CEO and co-founder of iPhrase.
iPhrase's technology interprets a user's question, queries all relevant data sources and dynamically presents a specific, tailored response in one step. Customers
include Charles Schwab and CNET Networks.
The company is privately held. In addition to its Cambridge headquarters, it has an office in San Mateo, Calif.
Reprinted from boston.internet.com.
