Software PE Pulse: Senior Living (Q2 2026)
Note: Last year at ScaleView, we advised Grove Menus, a foodservice software company for senior living facilities, on
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Note: Last year at ScaleView, we advised Grove Menus, a foodservice software company for senior living facilities, on
Public safety software had a busy quarter, with one pattern running through it: Axon and Motorola Solutions are
The trailing six months in oil & gas software produced two parallel consolidation stories. On one track, the
State and local government software had an active Q4 2025 through Q1 2026. The pattern across six recent
Data security and compliance services had an active Q4 2025 through Q1 2026. Four private equity sponsors ran
Enterprise retail software M&A has stayed active recently. Six deals worth highlighting: two platform combinations (Gemspring Capital merging
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Company Overview Qv21 Technologies is the industry-leading transportation management system (TMS) for short-haul, bulk commodity transportation. Their principal
Note: Earlier this year at ScaleView, we advised Grove Menus on their sale to Aline Ops, a Rubicon
Company Overview Grove Menus is a founder-owned and led technology business founded in 2009 that provides foodservice software
Every few weeks, we publish a round-up of recent M&A transactions from a particular software sub-sector. We see
Every few weeks, we publish a Software PE Pulse: a roundup of recent software M&A transactions from a
We are returning this week with another edition of PE Pulse. This one is focused on government software
This week on Software PE Pulse we are going deep on a specific sector – in this case,
Just this week, Turn/River Capital announced that they sold their portfolio company Redwood Software to Vista Equity and
Generally, when investors consider buying shares of a company, “not for profit” isn’t something that they gravitate towards.