Digital Fuel (company)

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Digital Fuel
Type Privately held
Industry Software & Programming
Founded 2000
Founder(s) Yisrael Dancziger, Gilad Raz
Headquarters San Mateo, California, United states
Products IT Financial Management SaaS solutions
Parent VMware
Website Digital Fuel

Digital Fuel is a provider of IT Financial Management SaaS software for planning, billing. The company's headquarters is in San Mateo, California and it's development labs are located in Jerusalem's Har Hotzvim technology park.[1]

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Digital Fuel was co-founded in the year 2000 by Benny Lehmann, who died in 2004, Israel Dancziger, Gilad Raz and Yakov Kogan who served as the company's CEO, CTO, and vice president of engineering, respectively.[1] Digital Fuel's ServiceFlow software was originally sold to corporate IT teams and to service providers to help them manage service level agreements (SLAs) for outsourcing agreements.[2]

In 2008 Digital Fuel expanded its product line to include IT Financial Management tools, to help corporate IT manage the business value and cost of IT[3] and gain better insight into IT costs.[4]

Digital Fuel has raised over $30M in funding from investors including Apax Partners, Benchmark Capital, Israel Seed Partners, and Sigma Partners.

In June 2011, VMware purchased Digital Fuel for $85 million. [5] [6][1]

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