DataGravity reached its first birthday and I am honored to be a part of such a high performing organization and working alongside a master builder in Paula Long. We are truly building a great company and a place where people can feel like they are on the path to achieving our mission. Now, over 35 [...]
I have been spending a good amount of time with our early access program customers and recently I had a conversation with one company about the view of big data in their business. This customer is a small business by most definitions. They generate under $1 million in revenue, have less than 10 employees, have [...]
I have officially been on board at DataGravity just over two months now and a good part of that time has been working with our talented R&D team and engaging with our trusted advisors in our Early Access Program. We launched the program to ensure that as we build our solution for enabling businesses to [...]
DataGravity has one mission that our entire team is working hard on right now, that is turning your data into information. The world of data that we all consumed comes in many forms but fall into two different categories; structured and unstructured. The world of structured data is very business friendly. It makes logical sense, [...]
I have been in the IT industry for over 20 years and one of the greatest pleasures is to watch companies innovate and change the way we work, live and play. History is full of great success stories, yet they all started with one simple premise that the status quo just wouldn’t do anymore. Sure [...]
When an emerging company puts out news about funding, sometimes it can be hard for the market to see the story behind the number. Today, we announced that Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) led a $30 million series B financing round for DataGravity. That’s the news. The story behind the news is that DataGravity has taken a [...]
We aren’t sharing the specifics of what we are up to yet, but we will closer to launch. When I thought about my first blog post, I wondered what would be interesting to share. The question I am asked most often, after saying no comment about what DataGravity is specifically doing, is where the name [...]
