KeepTruckin Named to Forbes' List of 2018 Top 100 Cloud Companies

KeepTruckin Named To Forbes’ List of 2018 Top 100 Cloud Companies

KeepTruckin recognized as the first fleet management company on the Forbes Cloud 100 list.

Fleet Management platform KeepTruckin has been named to the Forbes 2018 Cloud 100, the definitive list of the top 100 private cloud companies in the world, published by Forbes in collaboration with Bessemer Venture Partners and Salesforce Ventures. In the past 12 months, KeepTruckin has increased its annual recurring revenue by 80X to become one of the fastest-growing SaaS companies.

“We are honored to be recognized by Bessemer Venture Partners, Forbes and Salesforce Ventures as one of the top 100 private cloud companies in the world and the first company in trucking to be represented on this list,” said Shoaib Makani, CEO and co-founder, KeepTruckin. “The global trucking industry deserves to benefit from cloud technology, and this award underscores the importance of bringing the world’s trucks online to make freight more efficient and roads safer.”

KeepTruckin’s fleet management solution – the KeepTruckin ELD, Smart Dashcam and Electronic Logbook – connects vehicles, drivers and fleet managers on a single platform. In less than five years, KeepTruckin has built a network of more than 500,000 connected drivers. Building on new industry regulations that require records to be available at all times on the road, KeepTruckin’s cloud-based platform provides fleet operations with real-time accurate and reliable driver data. KeepTruckin offers a modern scalable solution that solves fleet challenges of compliance, safety, GPS tracking, fuel tax reporting and more.

As part of the rigorous selection process for the Forbes 2018 Cloud 100, Bessemer Venture Partners received submissions from the top cloud startups. The Forbes Cloud 100 judging panel, including top public cloud company CEOs, reviewed the data to select, score and rank the top 100 cloud companies from all over the world. The evaluation process involved four factors: market leadership (35 percent), estimated valuation (30 percent), operating metrics (20 percent) and people & culture (15 percent).

“For the past three years, the Cloud 100 list has identified the top cloud companies that are reshaping their respective industries,” said Alex Konrad, Forbes editor of The Cloud 100. “I am consistently impressed by the caliber of companies honored on the Cloud 100 list. It is an exciting time to be a cloud company and founder.”

“The 2018 Cloud 100 represents well over $135 billion in private shareholder value – an astonishing figure that reminds us yet again of the power of the cloud,” said Byron Deeter, a top cloud investor and partner at Bessemer Venture Partners. “The way we do business will be dramatically different as a result of these companies and I am honored to celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of the founders and teams behind each company on the 2018 Cloud 100.”

The Forbes 2018 Cloud 100 is published by Forbes in collaboration with Bessemer Venture Partners and Salesforce Ventures. The list is available online at forbes.com/cloud100 and will appear in the September 2018 issue of Forbes magazine.

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