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Tau Ventures, and others. RapidDeploy will use the capital to fund go-to-market improvements and research and development. "RapidDeploy has entered a stage of hypergrowth, and with the trust of major companies in public safety and telecommunications like Samsung and Ericsson, we are well-positioned to assist public safety officials across the country as they transform their 9-1-1 centers," said Steve Raucher, CEO and co-founder of RapidDeploy. "Over the last two years, we have fulfilled statewide contracts in Arizona, California, and Kansas, while implementing our platform in over 650 9-1-1 C...

RapidDeploy raises $29M for a cloud-based dispatch platform aimed at 911 centers The last year of pandemic living has been real-world, and sometimes harrowing, proof of how important it can be to have efficient and well-equipped emergency response services in place. They can help people remotely if need be, and when they cannot, they make sure that in-person help can be dispatched quickly in medical and other situations. Today, a company that’s building cloud-based tools to help with this process is announcing a round of funding as it continues to grow. RapidDeploy, which provides computer-...

Austin-based RapidDeploy, which makes technology aimed at 911 centers and dispatchers, has raised $29 million to grow its business and expand its technology tools.  The round was led by Morpheus Ventures and included investments from GreatPoint Ventures, Ericsson Ventures, Samsung Next Ventures, Tao Capital Partners, Clearvision Ventures and Tau Ventures. RapidDeploy's platform provides cloud-based computer-aided dispatch and analytics tools for emergency response teams. The company said the investment would be used for research and development and to improve its go-to-market strategi...

socaltech.com Los Angeles-based Bridg, a venture backed company which develops software to help e-commerce retailers improve their sales, has been sold for $350M in cash to Cardlytics. Bridg, led by Amit Jain, was venture backed by Morpheus Ventures, March Capital, as well as other local investors. The company's software uses artificial intelligence and big data to help retailers with their e-commerce efforts. According to Bridg, in addition to the $350M in cash at closing, there are two other, potential earnout payments in cash on stock on the first and second anniversary of the transactio...

AlleyWatch Bestow Bestow is an insurance technology company that builds products and software. Founded by Jonathan Abelmann and Melbourne O’Banion in 2016, Bestow is backed by investors that include Core Innovation Capital, Morpheus Ventures, New Enterprise Associates (NEA), Sammons Financial, and Valar Ventures and is headquartered in Dallas. FOUNDED:2016 FOUNDERS:Jonathan Abelmann, Melbourne O'Banion