What are the heavyweight startups in the enterprise market?

According to Krypton 36, the answer to anyone who knows the hot startups is the investors who have funded them behind the scenes.

In the enterprise-class market, which startups are the ones that excite them the most? The following list comes from Business Insider's survey of top VC companies focused on the enterprise market, and the answers must meet the following requirements: If they chose a company they voted for, they would have to choose a company they didn't vote for, but they still thought it was cool.

This list is a good illustration of the diversity of technologies now facing enterprise-level markets:

Cloudera: Bring large data to any company

Cloudera used Hadoop, an Open-source technology, to help companies build their big data systems. Hadoop is very popular with companies that can do a lot of data analysis with inexpensive hardware.

And, Cloudera can be said to be one of the leaders of the current field, its entrepreneurial team includes former Facebook employees and Yahoo Project VP.

Nimble Storage: Make storage faster and greener

Flash memory is changing the way companies store data: faster and greener, and this storage is also used on USB drives and smartphones. Nimble Storage is committed to providing the enterprise with "post-PC" Device Flash service.

Platfora: Make it easy for everyone to use big data

If a company had created a complex hadoop large data app,platfora technology, it would allow ordinary business users to easily use the app. The company is still in a low-key state of secrecy, and its products will not be released until the fourth quarter of this year. However, many companies have already asked to join its test program.

Okta: Managing employee identity information in the cloud

Okta is a cloud-based app that can help other web-based and cloud apps manage employee accounts and login information. It can help the company's IT department to log in and use all kinds of SaaS (software as service) apps, and close the landing when employees leave the company.

Since its release in January 2011, Okta has received 150 corporate clients, including Linkedin,comcast, Pandora,nestle Purina.

Sencha: Activating next-generation Web

HTML5 will compete with Adobe Flash as the next-generation standard for web version interactive apps, and Sencha provides tools that allow developers to create HTML5 apps on any device.

Currently, Sencha says developers in 201 countries are using its tools to cover half of the Fortune 100 users.

Yesware: Gmail Designed for salespeople

Yesware can help salespeople keep track of their emails: who actually opened the sales email they sent and clicked on the links. At the same time, it can provide an email template, so that the sales staff in a very short period of time to create a suitable email content, and support the email and CRM system synchronization. Yesware launched its own service 9 months ago, welcoming its No. 50000 registered user on July 19 this year.

Mobileday: Making mobile phone conferencing easier

Mobileday is an iOS-and Android-based app that integrates with the user's existing iphone calendar and phone conferencing account, allowing users to initiate or participate in a voice conference call without dialing or recording the details of a conference call beforehand. Its number of users has increased by 466% over the past 90 days.

(Responsible editor: The good of the Legacy)