Side-by-side comparison of AI visibility scores, market position, and capabilities
Houston enterprise ITSM and AIOps platform at ~$800M ARR from BMC Software split (Oct 2024); KKR-owned serving 92% Forbes Global 100 with AI incident correlation and ITOM competing with ServiceNow for enterprise IT service management.
BMC Helix is a Houston, Texas-based enterprise IT service management and AIOps platform — operating as one of two independent companies created from the October 2024 BMC Software strategic split, focusing on Digital Service and Operations Management with approximately $800 million in annual recurring revenue, while remaining owned by private equity firm KKR (which acquired BMC Software for $10 billion in 2018) and Access Industries — providing enterprises and managed service providers with AI-driven IT service management (ITSM), IT operations management (ITOM), AIOps, and service desk solutions serving 10,000+ customers globally including 92% of the Forbes Global 100. BMC Helix's platform delivers intelligent incident management, change management, problem management, and service catalog capabilities — with AIOps that correlates events from multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure to provide root cause identification and automated remediation. The original BMC Software was founded in September 1980 in Houston by Scott Boulette, John Moores, and Dan Cloer.
Mountain View construction layout robot (FieldPrinter 2) at 10K-15K sq ft/day, 10x manual speed with 1/16" accuracy; $69.5M total printing 100M+ sq ft for DPR/Turner/Skanska competing with Trimble for BIM-to-field layout automation.
Dusty Robotics is a Mountain View, California-based construction robotics company — backed with $69.5 million in total funding from Root Ventures, Scale Venture Partners, Canaan Partners, GRIDS Capital, and Cantos — providing general contractors and construction teams with the FieldPrint Platform: a BIM-to-field robotic layout solution that uses the FieldPrinter robot to print precise floor markings from digital building models, replacing the manual chalk-line and tape-measure layout process that construction crews use to mark where walls, electrical, plumbing, and structural elements will be built. The FieldPrinter 2 (launched January 2024) lays out 10,000-15,000 square feet per day with one operator at 1/16 inch accuracy — approximately 10x faster than manual layout methods — and has printed over 100 million square feet across thousands of projects for customers including DPR, Turner, and Skanska. Named one of Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies of 2024 in the robotics category. Founded in 2018.
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