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Endeca announced Monday that it received a $15 million second round of funding. Investors included Ampersand Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners and Venrock Associates. Cambridge, Mass.-based Endeca has raised a total of $25 million. The company's software, Endeca Navigation Engine, is designed to allow people to quickly locate and access catalog, commerce and corporate data.
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