Industry | Business analysis, Software, Location-based service |
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Founded | July 1, 2001 |
Founder | Rajesh T.S. Reddy |
Headquarters | Burlingame, California, USA |
Key people | |
Website | julysystems |
July Systems is a Burlingame, California based software provider founded in 2001.[1] The company offers cloud-based SaaS platform, called Proximity MX[2], that provides location analytics and deliver contextually relevant communication to visitors in a building.[3][4]
History
July Systems was founded by Rajesh T.S. Reddy[5]. The company’s initial offering, MIX (mobile internet experience), was a first generation mobile publishing platform that offered features like cross-platform publishing and distribution. The patented software, MIX, streamed Indian Premier League[6] matches clip-by-clip using the existing 2G bandwidth, with in-house techies-cum-sports enthusiasts adding live ball-by-ball commentary[7]. In December 2010, July Systems won the Mobile Excellence Awards (MEA)[8]. In 2012, July launched a retail edition of Mi, a cloud-platform studio for marketers to create and manage rich, customizable mobile promotions. The Mi Platform Studio visual tool allowed marketers to quickly create localized and short term promotions[9]. On 23 July, 2013, July systems was selected by AlwaysOn as one of the AlwaysOn Global 250 companies to watch[10]. In April 2014, July Systems appointed B.J. Arun as chief executive officer[11]. In November 2017, Kromtech, a security software company raised data security concerns on 3 Amazon S3 repositories that belonged to July Systems[12][13]. On June 19th, 2018 Cisco Systems announced it's intent to acquire July Systems. [14] [15]
- ^ James Grundvig (28 May 2013). "July in the Mobile-Cloud: Interview With July Systems' CEO Rajesh Reddy". HuffPost News.
- ^ Joe Morsello (27 Oct 2016). "App Downloads Aren't a Barrier to Location Intelligence for July Systems". LSA Insider.
- ^ David Russell Schilling (22 Feb 2017). "Location Based Services (LBS) Beginning to Improve the Bottom Line". Industry Tap Into News.
- ^ James Gordern (9 Jan 2018). "Global WiFi Analystics Solution Market 2018 – Purple (England), July Systems (US), Zebra Technologies (US), Euclid (US)". Edition Analyst.
- ^ "July Systems founder Rajesh TS Reddy says his company's revenues are growing 200% annually". outlookbusiness News. 15 Mar 2010.
- ^ Harsimran Julka (4 May 2010). "July Systems to bring IPL on mobile internet". MobileTor.
- ^ Harsimran Julka (4 May 2010). "Bangalore-based July Systems leads in tech for live streaming on cell". The Economic Times News.
- ^ Debra Kaufman (13 Dec 2010). "Mobile Excellence Awards Honors Top Mobile Content, Companies". StudioDaily News.
- ^ NextBigWhat (29 Feb 2012). "July Systems Launches Retail Edition of Mi Platform Studio, Targets Marketers". NextBigWhat News.
- ^ Shruthi S (17 July 2013). "July Systems Selected by AlwaysOn as One of the AlwaysOn Global 250 Companies to Watch". Developer IQ.
- ^ Vikas SN (8 April 2014). "July Systems raises $2.1M funding; Appoints BJ Arun as new CEO". Medianama News.
- ^ Bob Diachenko (30 Nov 2017). "Location Intelligence Company Leaks Repositories Full of Data Online". MacKeeper.
- ^ India Ashok (5 Dec 2017). "July Systems data leak: Massive trove of sensitive information exposed online via unsecured database". Ibtimes UK News.
- ^ Rob Salvagno (19 June 2018). "Cisco Announces Intent to Acquire July Systems". Cisco Blogs.
- ^ Ron Miller (19 June 2018). "Cisco buys July Systems to bring digital experience to the real world". TechCrunch.
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