Who are Next47?

Who are Next47?

Next47 is a global venture firm, backed by Siemens, committed to turning today’s impossible ideas into tomorrow’s indispensable industries.

What is Siemens Next47?

Next47 is a $1.2 billion independent, global venture firm backed by Siemens AG. We specialize in enterprise-focused businesses, make fast decisions and share deep conviction with the teams we invest in. We have the resources and the motivation to unleash maximum potential in every startup we work with.

What is Salesforce ventures?

Salesforce Ventures is the company’s investment arm that funds promising cloud-based startups. Salesforce Ventures aims to build the world’s largest cloud ecosystem by investing in selected startups.

Is Siemens a startup?

As a startup, we understand you need to get your products and services to market as quickly as possible. With Siemens Xcelerator, you can make your ideas a reality. Irrespective of your startup stage and your company size, we are here to help you!

Is Salesforce a top tech company?

Salesforce is honored to be ranked on the FORTUNE “100 Best Companies To Work For®” list for the thirteenth year in a row. FORTUNE ranked Salesforce at #2 this year.

Will Salesforce buy Ncino?

Investment company Salesforce Com Inc (Current Portfolio) buys Snowflake Inc, sells Ncino Inc during the 3-months ended 2021Q1, according to the most recent filings of the investment company, Salesforce Com Inc.

Is Salesforce buying snowflake?

Salesforce dumped rest of its Snowflake shares during first-quarter market plunge. Salesforce placed a $250 million bet on Snowflake at the time of the software company’s IPO in 2020. Salesforce sold most of its stake in 2021, but held onto about 5% of its holdings.

Will Salesforce buy Okta?

Okta: $22.5 billion market cap Wolfe Research analysts predicted in a December note looking ahead to 2022 that Salesforce would buy Okta toward the end of the year as “they look to remain competitive against MSFT and secure the company’s vision of a Slack Connected world.”