Real-time Analytics News for Week Ending August 27

General News

Summary

The goal of the glossary is to eliminate confusion for end users about the suffix “as-a-service,” which has become a popular shorthand to describe solutions offered on a pay-as-you-go basis with elasticity and self-service procurement. With the new adapter, development teams can quickly provide real-time experiences to customers by transforming existing APIs into streaming data feeds without the need to re-architect backend systems. Monitoring improvements make it easier for Ops teams to understand how their Diffusion Cloud services are being used, identify anomalous behavior, and proactively respond to potential issues before they impact end users. The company’s new brand identity pays homage to the flexibility and simplicity made possible by Incorta’s unique architectural design and exemplifies the platform’s ability to inspire and enable unlimited data curiosity. Sensors being qualified include those for monitoring total volatile organic compounds, CO concentration, temperature, humidity, activity level, leak detection, and other indoor environmental conditions.

Classifications

industries
Fintech & Banking
applications
Accounting and Taxes

AskAI Classifications

Labels
Cloud Computing Database Management Software as a Service (SaaS)

Linked Companies

DataStax
$100M to $250M
Neo4j, Inc.
$100M to $250M
Alteryx
$500M to $1B
SingleStore
$10M to $25M
Neo4j
$50M to $100M
OpenText
$100M to $250M
SAS
$1M to $5M
GWAVA
$5M to $10M
HubSpot, Inc.
$1M to $5M
BigID
$50M to $100M
InfluxData
$10M to $25M
Incorta Inc.
$50M to $100M
MinIO, Inc.
$1M to $5M
Privitar
$10M to $25M
Yellowbrick Data, Inc.
$10M to $25M
Nexla, Inc.
$5M to $10M
Senet
$5M to $10M