Spigit

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Spigit
Private
Industry Enterprise social software
Founded 2007
Headquarters Pleasanton, California
Key people
 Paul Pluschkell
James Alexander Gardner
Products Innovation management
Social network
Crowdsourcing
Prediction market
Parent Mindjet
Website Spigit.com

Spigit is a software company based in Pleasanton, California that provides crowdsourcing software for innovation. It is a subsidiary of Mindjet.[1]:{{{3}}} SpigitEngage is the only product currently offered and it is a registered trademark of Spigit, Inc.[2]:{{{3}}}

History

Spigit was founded by Paul Pluschkell in 2007.[3]:{{{3}}} In October 2009, the company received a $10 million Series B investment from Warburg Pincus[4]:{{{3}}}, followed by a second round of $10 million from Warburg Pincus in March 2011.[5]:{{{3}}} Spigit sells into the global enterprise market, and has been recognized with industry awards, including InformationWeek Startup 50 2009[6]:{{{3}}}, Best of Software Interop[7]:{{{3}}}, and AlwaysOn Global250 List[8]:{{{3}}}. In January 2011, CIO Magazine named Spigit one of Twenty Companies to Watch in 2011.[9]:{{{3}}}

James Alexander Gardner was appointed a CTO in January 2011.[10]:{{{3}}} He is still part of Mindjet management team.[11]:{{{3}}}

It was acquired by Mindjet in 2013.[1]:{{{3}}}

Prior to acquisition, Spigit provided a software as a service (SaaS) platform for enterprise innovation management. The company provided three core services: internal employee innovation management through collaboration and crowdsourced feedback; external idea management; and prediction markets for internal and external crowdsourced forecasting. The company's stated goal was to make organizations better at innovation and business decisions through community, analytics and workflow.[citation needed]

Products

The company provided a number of products, such as Icon, a free crowdsourcing tool, and SpigitEngage[2]:{{{3}}} used for crowdsourcing ideation, enterprise innovation, collaboration, game mechanics and analytics, gamification.

See also

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
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  3. ↑ Spigit: About Us
  4. ↑ New York Times: Spigit Raises Capital for Workplace Social Network
  5. ↑ TechCrunch: Warburg Pincus Invests Another $10M In Idea Management Platform Spigit
  6. ↑ The InformationWeek Startup 50: Business Technology Companies To Watch
  7. ↑ Spigit: Spigit's IdeaSpigit Wins 2008 Best of Interop Award in the Software Category
  8. ↑ Spigit Selected by AlwaysOn as an AO Global 250 Winner
  9. ↑ CIO Magazine: Twenty companies to watch in 2011
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