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Retail Technology Exits by Category and by Year - Q2 2017
The following two graphs show exit activity in the Retail Technology sector. The graphics include data through February 2017.
Average and Median Age by Retail Technology Category - Q1 2017
The following graph shows average and median age in the Retail Technology sector. The graphic includes data through February 2017.
Retail Technology Companies Founded by Year - Q1 2017
The following graph shows the founding year distribution in the Retail Technology sector. The graphic includes data through February 2017.
Retail Technology Company Total Funding By Vintage Year
The following infographic summarizes Retail Technology companies’ total funding by the vintage year they were founded in. You could see that Retail Technology companies founded in 2009 and 2010 are in the lead by raising a total of $5.96 Billion funding up to date. At Venture Scanner, we are currently tracking over 997 Retail Technology companies in 24 categories across 44 countries, with a total of $19.6 Billion in funding. To see the full list of 997 Retail Technology companies, contact us using the form on www.venturescanner.com.
The State of Retail Technology in Six Visuals
We cover many emerging markets in the startup ecosystem. Previously, we published posts that summarized Financial Technology, Internet of Things, Bitcoin, and MarTech, and Artificial Intelligence in six visuals. This week, we do the same with Retail Technology. At this time, we are tracking 984 Retail Technology companies across 24 categories, with a combined funding amount of $18.9B. These are companies that have anything and everything to do with retail tech. To see the full list of 984 Retail Technology companies, contact us using the form on www.venturescanner.com.
Company Spotlight: Piwik PRO
Marketeers and CMOs at various brands and businesses often face the problem of finding effective tools to track and analyze their customer analytics. Doing so could enable them to derive significant insights from customer behavior to attract new customers and engage existing ones. They could also be looking for an analytics tool that's fully customizable to their needs and offers more privacy control over their data. One of the tools that provides such comprehensive capabilities is the website analytics company Piwik PRO (http://piwik.pro), which I examined this week to determine its market position.