Before every brand had an AI writer, Skyword was solving the harder problem: getting strategy, experts, editors, approvals and measurement to behave like one system. Its second act is a test of whether that old machinery becomes more valuable when content gets nearly free to generate.
AI made it cheap to create another image, video or campaign. Canto is betting companies will pay to remember which version they can actually use.
Tiugo is assembling the invisible machinery behind digital content - four familiar developer tools, one shared growth engine, and a bet that editing, managing and delivering files work better together.
It started as a college kid's fix for a boring problem: where do you put your files? Two decades later, Box holds the paperwork for most of the Fortune 500 - and is teaching that paperwork to think.

Conga, Twilio, Broadridge, Newgen, Hyland and Templafy now compete on the systems around a document - data, delivery, governance and AI. The right choice begins with the job, not the feature list.
Sanity is a content platform that treats content as structured data rather than pages, giving developers an API-first backend (the real-time Content Lake), a query language (GROQ), a rich-text spec (Portable Text), and a fully customizable React editor (Sanity Studio). Founded in Norway in 2016, it now positions itself as the 'Content Operating System for the AI era,' powering web, mobile, and agentic applications for teams like Nike, Puma, Figma, Cloudflare and National Geographic.
Tenovos is a New York-based, AI-native content intelligence and digital asset management (DAM) platform that helps global brands find, activate, and measure their content across every channel. Built on a composable, AWS-based microservices architecture, it pairs traditional asset management with usage analytics and content effectiveness insights through three products - Tenovos DAM, Tenovos Glass, and Tenovos Connect - so marketing teams can see all their content and scale what actually works.