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Versive

Versive was a machine learning startup based in Seattle, Washington, US. Founded in 2012 by Stephen Purpura and Chris Metcalfe, the company sells on-premises software, cloud services, and professional service solutions to help businesses automate human expertise.

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Founded
Seattle, United States (2012 (2012))
Founders
Chris Metcalfe · Stephen Purpura
Industry
Machine Learning
Headquarters
Wells Fargo Center, 999 3rd Ave #2100, Seattle, WA 98104, United States
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Joe Polverari (CEO) Art Munson Dustin Hillard

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Versive

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples59
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Versive

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related to history · 25
Versive → America Merrill Lynch, Bank, Bloomberg Beta, Cliff Kushler, Entress, Formation, Geoff Entress, Goldman Sachs, In July, In May, June, Madrona, Madrona Venture Group, Mark Illing, Mike McSherry, New York Life, November, Other, Seattle, Seattle-based
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Versive → DataBeat's Innovation Showdown, GeekWire, In April, In May, Pacific Northwest Startup, Year
related to Partners · 6
Versive → Bush, Clarke, Good Harbor Security Risk, Management, Richard, Versive's
related to Product · 4
Versive → Deployment, Hadoop, Problem-specific, The
Founders · 2
Versive → Chris Metcalfe, Stephen Purpura
Area served · 1
Versive → Worldwide
Founded · 1
Versive → Seattle, United States (2012 (2012))
Headquarters · 1
Versive → Wells Fargo Center, 999 3rd Ave #2100, Seattle, WA 98104, United States
Industry · 1
Versive → Machine Learning
Key people · 1
Versive → Joe Polverari (CEO) Art Munson Dustin Hillard

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seattle million company learning 2014 investment security machine founded 2012 startup madrona help raised total geekwire stephen purpura chris metcalfe

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VersiveArea servedWorldwide1.00infobox
VersiveFoundedSeattle, United States (2012 (2012))1.00infobox
VersiveFoundersChris Metcalfe1.00infobox
VersiveFoundersStephen Purpura1.00infobox
VersiveHeadquartersWells Fargo Center, 999 3rd Ave #2100, Seattle, WA 98104, United States1.00infobox
VersiveIndustryMachine Learning1.00infobox
VersiveKey peopleJoe Polverari (CEO) Art Munson Dustin Hillard1.00infobox
VersiveNumber of employees501.00infobox
VersiveProductsVersive Security Engine, Versive Machine Learning Platform1.00infobox
VersiveTypePrivate1.00infobox
VersiveWebsitewww.versive.com1.00infobox
Madronainstance ofThe round included previous investors0.80text

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