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Tuesday, February 28, 2017 Silverton Partners Aims At New, $100M Fund Austin-based venture investor Silverton Partners is aiming to raise $100M in a new, venture capital fund, Silverton Partners V, L.P., according to a regulatory filing by the firm. The filing indicates that the first investment in the fund has yet to occur, and there are as yet no LPs committed to the new fund. The new fund's General Partners are Adam Chibib, Michael Dodd, Morgan Flager, and Kip McClanahan. Silverton Partners has made investments in such companise as Silicon Labs, T (More info...) posted on Tuesday, February 28, 2017(Full story) Accruent In Partnership With Serraview On Office Layout, Design Austin-based software maker Accruent, which develops real estate and asset management software, said today that it is in a strategic partnership with Serraview, a developer of space optimization software and workplace management technology. The two said Accruent will resell Serraview's software, which is used by companies to visualize and manage the design of their use of space in office and buildings, based on occupancy levels and employees. posted on Tuesday, February 28, 2017(Full story) RealPage Acquires Lease Rent Options For $300M Richardson, Texas-based RealPage said late Monday that it has agreed to acquire Lease Rent Options (LRO), a provider of revenue management software for apartments owners and operators, in a deal worth $300M in cash. Lease Rent Options was owned by The Rainmaker Group. RealPage said LRO is used for pricing for over 1.5 million apartments. RealPage the deal will expand its solutions for data analytics and asset optimization for the rental (More info...) posted on Tuesday, February 28, 2017(Full story) Xenex Disinfection Services Finds $38M San Antonio-based Xenex Disinfection Services said last week that it has raised $38M in a funding round, for its germ zapping robots. The funding was led by Essex Woodlands, and also included Piper Jaffray Merchant Banking, Malin Corporation, and Tectonic Ventures. Xenex said the funds go towards growing its sales force, product development, scientific research and international expansion. Morris Miller is CEO of Xenex. The company's robots use UV lig (More info...) posted on Tuesday, February 28, 2017 (More)(Full story) |
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