Media coverage of Domo and enterprise AI

Retailer Hush grew quickly during the coronavirus pandemic and the retailer’s IT systems struggled to cope with new demand.

A growing number of states are turning the screws on Big Tech, the internet and social media.

Rapid advancements in technology over the past decade have expedited the availability of big data to small business.

Arlington, Virginia-headquartered Kinetica, a company providing an analytic database to unlock value from spatial, time-series and temporal data.

Digitization has overhauled much of the business world, and in departments like finance or marketing you’d find most employees are hooked on apps that serve up-to-date information.

Domo develops its namesake “data experience” platform, a cloud-based, mobile data analytics and visualization system that provides decision makers with real-time business data.

Natural language processing (NLP), business intelligence (BI) and analytics have evolved in parallel in recent years. NLP has shown potential to make BI data more accessible. But there is much work ahead to adapt NLP for use in this highly competitive area. Integrated NLP-enabled chatbots have become part of many BI-oriented systems along with search and query features. Long-established and upstart BI players alike are in a highly competitive environment, as data science and MLOps technologies pursue similar goals. But the competition has spurred innovation. Systems such as Domo...

He's back! Domo founder Josh James has returned to the CEO role at a time when the macro-economic climate is making life tougher for enterprise software firms. Josh James is back as CEO of Domo, just short of a year after stepping down from the top spot at the analytics firm he founded back in 2010. He had handed over the role to the firm’s former Chief Strategy Director John Mellor last March. No reason was given for Mellor departing, other than for him to say...

In an increasingly virtual world, it's hard to believe that companies are still missing the mark when it comes to technology that can keep employees productive. But a recent survey shows that many organizations are missing the mark — and that comes with a cost. Turnover rates can reach 71% in places where workers feel they need more and better tech tools to be productive, according to research by cloud software company Domo, and over half of workers said access to tech tools would better prepare their company to weather an economic downturn. Instead, companies without the proper resources are...