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What is Unicorn?
Unicorn is a technology industry term for a privately held startup company valued at over $1 billion. The term was coined in 2013 by venture capitalist Aileen Lee. Unicorns are often associated with disruptive innovation and rapid growth, though the term has become somewhat diluted as the number of such companies has increased. It represents a company achieving a high valuation before going public or being acquired.
What other technologies are related to Unicorn?
Unicorn Competitor Technologies
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Unicorn Complementary Technologies
Glass Mapper
Glass Mapper is an ORM for Sitecore, simplifying data mapping between Sitecore items and .NET objects. It is strongly complementary as it enhances Sitecore development.
Passenger
Passenger is a web application server, often used with Ruby on Rails applications. If the unicorn uses Ruby on Rails, Passenger is a complementary technology for deployment.
SXA
Sitecore Experience Accelerator (SXA) is a framework within Sitecore that enables rapid site building. It is strongly complementary to Sitecore.
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Which job functions commonly mention Unicorn?
Business Systems
0.1% of all Business Systems jobs mention Unicorn
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Automation Engineer
47 Automation Engineer jobs mention Unicorn
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Scientist
108 Scientist jobs mention Unicorn
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Software Engineer
400 Software Engineer jobs mention Unicorn
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Engineer
740 Engineer jobs mention Unicorn
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