
Vocus
Founded Year
1992Stage
Acquired | AcquiredTotal Raised
$36.8MAbout Vocus
Vocus provides cloud-based marketing and public relations software that enables companies to acquire and retain customers. The company offers products and services to help clients attract and engage prospects, nurture and convert customers, and measure and improve marketing effectiveness. More than 16,000 annual subscription customers across a wide variety of industries use Vocus software. The company is headquartered in Beltsville, MD with offices in North America, Europe and Asia.
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Vocus Patents
Vocus has filed 6 patents.

Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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12/23/2013 | 1/22/2019 | Social networking services, Photo sharing, Virtual communities, Community websites, Blog hosting services | Grant |
Application Date | 12/23/2013 |
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Grant Date | 1/22/2019 |
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Related Topics | Social networking services, Photo sharing, Virtual communities, Community websites, Blog hosting services |
Status | Grant |
Latest Vocus News
May 16, 2023
Vocus submits to unblock neutral-host projects By Ry Crozier on May 16, 2023 1:15PM Asks the government to use public funding differently. Vocus is asking the government to relax rules it believes block neutral-host mobile infrastructure providers from securing funding under federal programs such as the mobile blackspots scheme. In a parliamentary submission [pdf], the telco particularly called out a requirement to have a written commitment from a national mobile network operator (MNO) to use carrier-neutral infrastructure, in advance of it being built. The requirement appears to be about ensuring government funds aren’t used to finance mobile infrastructure that no carriers want to use. But Vocus said the requirement did not take into account the dynamics of the sector, and “should be removed”. “MNIPs [mobile network infrastructure providers] should not be required to commercially contract with MNOs which are likely to be competing with them in applying for funding,” Vocus said. “While the proposed approach is designed to avoid any risk of new infrastructure being left unused by an MNO, it does not take into account the market power dynamics of the mobile industry which has resulted in no successful multi-carrier, neutral-host, or active sharing models being deployed in the Australian market to date. “The success of neutral-host infrastructure sharing trials has been hampered by one or more MNOs refusing to participate,” it added. Neutral host models - where a provider deploys infrastructure that multiple telcos can use to serve customers - are increasingly being raised in government policy announcements, particularly for regional areas. Vocus argued that MNIPs are incentivised to build infrastructure that multiple telcos would want. “It is in their commercial interest to have more than one MNO utilise the infrastructure,” Vocus said. “These incentives are also aligned with consumers’ interests in having a choice of providers, as MNIPs will look for sites with coverage gaps for more than one MNO to maximise their commercial returns.” Vocus said government funding programs needed to be re-geared to favour infrastructure that served more than one telco’s customers. “Government funding should be allocated in a manner that maximises the likelihood of it being used to extend coverage for at least two, and ideally three, networks – rather than one,” Vocus said. “Vocus submits that public funds should be used efficiently, for the public good – not private gain.” Vocus also suggested carving out certain zones where neutral-host models would be favoured, and alternatively imposing open-access requirements on mobile sites “constructed with public funds”.
Vocus Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Vocus founded?
Vocus was founded in 1992.
Where is Vocus's headquarters?
Vocus's headquarters is located at 130 E Randolph St., Chicago.
What is Vocus's latest funding round?
Vocus's latest funding round is Acquired.
How much did Vocus raise?
Vocus raised a total of $36.8M.
Who are the investors of Vocus?
Investors of Vocus include Access Intelligence, Cision, GTCR, Edison Partners, Sterling Partners and 4 more.
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