Draft:Shelf Asset Management
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Shelf Asset Management, Inc., commonly known as Shelf, is a technology company based in Dover, Delaware, that develops open-source software for asset and equipment tracking. It was founded on October 19, 2023, by Carlos Virreria and Nikolay Bonev.
History
[edit]Shelf was founded by Carlos Virreria and Nikolay Bonev. According to a report by Business Insider, the company has seen growth in the US and Canadian markets, particularly among small and medium-sized businesses and larger enterprise.
Products and Services
[edit]Shelf offers a cloud-based, open-core asset management platform designed to help organizations track and manage their physical assets. Key features include:
- QR code-based asset tagging
- Real-time location tracking
- Customizable asset fields
- Booking and reservation system for equipment
- Team collaboration tools
Technology
[edit]Shelf's platform is primarily built with Typescript and is available on GitHub. It offers one-click deployment through Railway.app.
Corporate Affairs
[edit]Leadership
[edit]- Carlos Virreria - Founder and CEO
- Nikolay Bonev - Founder and Chief Technology Officer
Funding
[edit]In its initial funding round, Shelf sold 2.5% of the company at a $1 million valuation. As of 2024, the company has stated its focus on achieving profitability before considering further fundraising efforts.[1]
Reception and Impact
[edit]Shelf has been covered by outlets like Business Insider and Finance.yahoo for its market presence among small and medium-sized businesses. The company has also participated in industry events, sponsoring the Open Core Summit in San Francisco in 2024.
References
[edit]- ^ "Shelf Crunchbase Profile". Crunchbase. Retrieved 2024-09-27.
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