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InEight makes the numbers talk.
A construction project can go wrong long before the cost report admits it. InEight connects the estimate, the jobsite, and the forecast so teams can catch the expensive details earlier.
MasterControl's billion-dollar war on paper
A finished batch can still wait days for its paperwork. MasterControl built a business by moving quality checks into the work itself - and waited nearly 30 years to take outside investment.
ETQ and the expensive art of getting it right
A quality system can pass an audit and still make a company work too hard. ETQ built Reliance around the gap between keeping records and getting people to act on them.
Dot Compliance and the art of being ready
A customer came back, moved 700 documents and passed an audit three days after go-live. Behind that small drama sits a bigger bet: life sciences quality software should arrive ready to work.
IQS and the Factory That Lived in One Person’s Head
A veteran employee’s retirement exposed the weakness in a manufacturer’s quality system. IQS built its business helping factories put that knowledge somewhere everyone could reach it.
Newforma and the Building That Forgot
A building can outlive everyone who designed it. Newforma wants the decisions behind it to survive the next staff change, software switch and deleted message.
Kahua Tore Up the SaaS Blueprint - and Built Construction Software That Bends
After selling an early cloud construction platform, Scott Unger and Brian Moore decided the category's real problem was rigidity. Their second act is a configurable system of record for the people managing billions in concrete, contracts and change orders.