Atlan raises $2.5M to stop enterprises from being so bad at managing data
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Even as much of the world is digitizing its governance, in small towns and villages of India, data about its citizens is still being largely logged on long and thick notebooks. They founded SocialCops, a startup that builds tools that make it easier for government officials — and anyone else — to quickly conduct surveys and maintain digital records that could be accessed from anywhere. Atlan has built products — dubbed Discovery, Grid and Workflows — to create a collaboration layer, bringing together diverse data (from internal and external sources), tools and people to one interface. It has already won some big names, including Unilever, Milkbasket, Barbeque Nation, WPP and GroupM, Mahindra Group and InMobi in India, Chuan Lim Construction in Singapore, ServeHaiti in Haiti, Swansea University in the U.K., the Ministry of Environment in Costa Rica and Varun Beverages in Zambia. In a prepared statement, Manish Kheterpal, managing partner at WaterBridge Ventures, said, “companies are struggling to overcome the friction that arises when diverse individuals need to collaborate, leading to project failure.
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