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Simplus is one of the best tech startups in Utah!

Mar 6, 2019 | Admin, High-Tech, Latest News

Simplus has been recognized by The Tech Tribune as one of the leading startups in Utah! The Tech Tribune evaluated a wide selection of private, independent technology companies in Utah that are under ten years old and received at least one round of funding. Having met those qualifications, each tech startup was then judged based on revenue potential, leadership, brand traction, competitive landscape, and more. Given those criteria, Simplus is honored to be recognized as a leader in Utah’s thriving tech space.

The Tech Tribune is a news media source partnered with Crunchbase, which is dedicated to covering the latest on the technology industry all around the world. Their articles include in-depth analyses of technologies and insights into hot tech startups. Best Tech Startups is their flagship endeavor, where they evaluate each state’s tech startup scene with their research methodology.

Simplus was ecstatic to hear our recent news and growth helped land us on this list. Recently, we completed a $20 million Series C funding round and announced our sixth acquisition—Sqware Peg—which marks the beginning on a newly global Simplus. We’re excited to provide the same stellar expertise in Salesforce products to an even broader clientele and with new resources and impressive leadership in Australia.

Other companies recognized in the same list from The Tech Tribune included Divvy, Lucid Software, Recursion, Podium, MX Technologies, Canopy, Artemis Health, Lendio, and Owlet Baby Care. Simplus is thrilled to be among these impressive companies and contributing to the growth and bright future of the Silicon Slopes!

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