1. Cardagraph Platform
Cardiograph, makers of business productivity analytics software, announced today the public beta launch of its SaaS platform after two years of development and beta testing. The Cardagraph Platform uniquely bridges the gap of data visibility plaguing business leaders by extracting data across popular software tools such as SalesForce, HubSpot, Trello, Slack, and more. Angel investment came from Startup Ignition cofounder John Richards, Managing partner at SageCreek Partners Greg Butterfield, and ObservePoint CEO John Pestana.
CEO Bentley Wilson and COO Spencer Jack founded Cardagraph in 2019. “We’re able to ingest all of your data and automatically show you how to become more productive,” says Jack. Currently, the company has about 16 employees. Until now, they’ve been in stealth mode, iterating on their product, gathering feedback from beta users, and preparing the product for launch.
Cardiograph, based in Lehi, Utah, takes data across platforms such as Salesforce, Slack, Zoom, Gmail, Workfront, etc., and automatically collects, organizes, combines, and visualizes that data to create new projections and insights. The company calls this process “ETL” — Extract, Transform, and Load. It happens almost immediately, thanks to proprietary algorithms developed by the company. “This is a breakthrough,” said Jack, “as it instantly provides resolutions to increase productivity and identify ways for various teams within companies to improve their workflow and processes by bridging the gap of data visibility and solutions.”
Cardiograph software connects to systems like Slack, Salesforce, Hubspot, Workfront, Google, and some more. Later it applies algorithms, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to the collected data to equip managers with insights that can be helpful for the betterment of the organization.
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2. Knowi Elevate
Business intelligence software company Knowi today launched Elevate, a new offering designed to help non-technical users ask questions of data through the company’s unified analytics platform. The software uses natural language processing (NLP) and works within Slack, providing a Google-like experience atop various disparate data sources.
Know was founded six years ago by CEO Jay Gopalakrishnan to provide analytics for NoSQL databases. Databases like MongoDB, Couchbase, and Elastic were proliferating at the time. Still, customers were finding it difficult to query them standardly without extracting the data and flattening it through a cumbersome ETL process.
“To get any insights from the data, basically you have to go through the ETL process, or have someone put in a centralized repository, then have the Tableaus of the world interact with it. It wasn’t cutting it,” Gopalakrishnan says. “What we wanted to do was have this data as a service layer where you can do things very quickly, but then also have what you’re looking for on analyst side [i.e., BI side] also very quickly, and then tie those things together and have magic happen.”
By building standard connectors to these NoSQL data stores and then federating queries out to them from a central location, Gopalakrishnan and his team at Knowi made these data sources accessible to users and gave them a BI dashboard layer to view and interact with the results. Along the way, Knowi added connectors for relational databases and any other data source accessible via an API. Today, the company boasts more than 30 databases.
Know Elevate was launched by Knowi, an analytics platform developer. The idea behind launching this is that sales personnel can access and analyze data. The platform allows users to ask natural language-based questions and can generate automated reports within Slack. It also provides metrics to track.
3. Kyligence Cloud
Kyligence Cloud is a big data platform offering data management and analytics services in the cloud. Kyligence's AI-Augmented analytics engine helps identify and manage your business' most valuable data, simplify the complexity of massive data management, and boost the experience of your analysts.
This is a high-performance, AI-enhanced analytics platform which can deliver sub-second response times against petabytes of data. The platform offers cloud-native architecture and separate scaling of
4. Ancient
Ancient has also formed a Sales and Marketing Advisory Board comprised of industry-leading experts in the key applications, sales, marketing, and distribution areas that Ocient utilizes in building channels for and selling its products. Each Sale and Marketing Advisory Board member combines a strong academic background with real-world career experience relevant to Ancient. The Sales and Marketing Advisory Board includes.
Ancient is a data analytics software designed to store, analyze, and ingest massive amounts of data. It is based on Ancient DAS technology, including analytics software written for specific use cases.
5. Sisense Fusion
Sisense is an AI-driven system for building personalized data analysis functionality directly into customer-and employee-facing applications to deliver analytical experiences to the users.
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