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The Sponsorship That Finally Met the Spreadsheet
A company built to answer marketing's awkward question - did that expensive idea actually sell anything? Alembic is taking the question from the campaign dashboard to the executive budget meeting.
DataEQ turns customer complaints into a better to-do list
The company formerly known as BrandsEye pays people to teach its AI what customers mean. For banks, insurers and service teams, the payoff is knowing which complaint needs action - and what keeps causing it.
EDITED Turned Fashion's Hunches Into a 5-Billion-SKU Memory
A designer tired of guessing met a programmer who counted milk by the cow. Seventeen years later, their retail intelligence company says its AI can question 12 years of normalized data spanning 90,000 brands and more than 5 billion SKUs.
Defog Lets You Question the Database, Not the Data Team
Defog turns plain-English hunches into SQL, charts, and follow-up questions while keeping the underlying data in your environment. It is built for teams whose most expensive dashboard is the one still waiting in an analyst's queue.
Komodo Health Bet Tens of Millions on a Map. Then It Had to Teach Customers How to Read It.
The healthcare-data unicorn spent a decade stitching together patient journeys. Its harder problem was turning that expensive map into answers that scientists, sales teams and regulators could actually use.
Consumer Edge Turned Your Receipts Into Wall Street's Early-Warning System
Consumer Edge began as one analyst's escape from Wall Street turf wars. Now it turns card swipes, receipts and web traffic into an unusually practical answer to the question every brand and investor asks: what is the customer doing before the quarter closes?
Dremio Made the Data Lake Usable. Then SAP Came Shopping
The enterprise-data startup bet that companies would rather query their lakes than keep copying them into warehouses. A decade, roughly $407 million in funding and one SAP acquisition later, that argument has become the center of the AI stack.
The $50 Million-a-Day Data Habit That Made Kodiak the CFO Layer for 2,400 Hospitals
Kodiak spent two decades turning hospital finance's least glamorous chores into a data network. Its lesson for enterprise builders is simple: standardize the ugly workflow first, then let automation and benchmarks compound.
Ambrook Found a $59 Million Opportunity Between a Shoebox and NetSuite
The New York fintech spent years learning why farm books break, then discovered its second customer was really five businesses in a cowboy hat. Now 8,000 operators and $59 million in funding are testing whether that niche lesson can travel across the real economy.
Pico Built the Plumbing for 900 Markets - Then Turned the Pipes Into a Data Business
Banks once stitched trading infrastructure together vendor by vendor. Pico spent 17 years turning that headache into one managed stack - and the network itself into a source of intelligence.
The Software Company That Turned Its Balance Sheet Into a Bitcoin Machine
Strategy still sells the analytics software that made MicroStrategy a fixture in corporate IT. But its defining product is now the company itself - a public-market structure engineered to accumulate bitcoin at a scale no operating company has matched.
Michael Lacorazza Is Teaching a 160-Year-Old Bank to Move at Culture Speed
The U.S. Bank CMO has a practical brief: make a sprawling financial institution feel coherent, culturally present and unmistakably useful - without confusing novelty for judgment.
Alteryx
Alteryx made its name by rescuing analysts from copy-paste work. Now the privately owned software veteran is betting that the same visual workflows can make enterprise AI useful, governed and repeatable.
Tracer
Tracer is a New York-based collaborative data intelligence platform that aggregates, normalizes, and enriches data from any source - ad platforms, sales systems, commerce, and finance - into a governed, unified layer that non-technical teams can query in real time. Incubated inside VaynerMedia starting in 2015 and spun out as an independent company in 2021, Tracer positions itself as 'the intelligence layer for AI-driven enterprises,' serving more than 200 customers including Sanofi, Papa Johns, Conde Nast, and Headspace. The company has raised roughly $30M-$58M across rounds, including an oversubscribed $18.1M Series A in August 2023.
Cleartelligence
Cleartelligence is a Newton, Massachusetts-based data and AI consulting firm that helps mid-market and enterprise organizations turn complex, siloed data into clear, usable intelligence. Founded in 2011, it delivers analytics and visualization, data engineering and architecture, artificial intelligence, and data strategy advisory across finance, healthcare and life sciences, manufacturing, retail, technology, and the public sector. Backed by private equity firm Align Capital Partners since 2022, the firm has grown through acquisitions of Winter Sun and Bardess Group and opened a delivery center in Hyderabad, India, in 2025.
Savant Labs
Savant Labs is a San Mateo-based software company building an agentic AI platform that lets business analysts automate the whole analytics pipeline - accessing, cleaning, blending, matching, and reporting on data - without writing code. Its Agentic Analytics Suite connects to hundreds of data sources and uses AI agents grounded in business-process knowledge to cut manual work, positioning itself as a faster, cheaper alternative to tools like Alteryx. Founded in 2021 and backed by Dell Technologies Capital, the company raised an $18.5M Series A in early 2025.
Improvado
Improvado is an AI-powered marketing analytics and intelligence platform built for enterprises and agencies. Founded in 2015, it connects 1,000+ data sources - from Google Ads and Meta to Salesforce and Shopify - and pipes everything into a unified data layer that feeds an AI agent capable of generating dashboards, monitoring data quality, running A/B tests, and delivering cross-channel marketing insights in natural language. The platform covers the full analytics stack: ETL/ELT pipelines, data governance, AI-native BI dashboards, and agentic execution - all in one environment. Backed by $34M in funding from Updata Partners, Bullpen Capital, and Nexus Venture Partners, Improvado serves Fortune 500 companies and global agencies including ASUS, Eicoff, and Booyah Advertising.
Andy MacMillan
Andy MacMillan is the CEO of Alteryx, the AI-powered enterprise analytics platform that crossed $1 billion in ARR and automates over 380 million workflows annually. A Michigan State Spartan who earned his MBA in Edinburgh, he started writing Java for General Motors and made his way through Oracle, Salesforce, Act-On Software, and UserTesting before landing at Alteryx in December 2024. He also serves as a Trade and Investment Envoy for the Government of Scotland, bridging Silicon Valley and the Scottish tech ecosystem.