Datavail Raises $47 million Round Led by Catalyst

Posted by Joachim Bartels | Jan 4, 2016 | Data Management, Datavail, Ownership Changes of Information Companies, United States | 0 |

Datavail, a company that offers database administration for enterprises, took in a $47 million investment led by Catalyst Investors, the VC firm announced recently. Tahosa Capital, Lumerity Capital Partners, and Boulder Ventures also contributed to the funding round that gives Datavail a total of $60 million in venture funds. Catalyst’s Tyler Newton and Susan Bihler, alongside Tahosa’s Derek Pilling, joined Datavail’s board.

Datavail is an industry leader in remote database administration services. They specialize in database support and professional services for Oracle, Oracle E-Business, SQL Server and MySQL. Their flexible on-site/off-site, onshore/offs…read more

Source: Venture Beat

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