ThoughtSpot
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ThoughtSpot Inc. | |
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Type | Private |
Industry | Data Science |
Headquarters | Palo Alto, CA |
Key people | Ajeet Singh,Shashank Gupta Vijay Ganesan, Sanjay Agrawal Abhishek Rai, Priyendra Deshwal Amit Prakash |
Investors | Khosla Ventures Lightspeed Venture Partners Ignition RRE Ventures KEC Ventures Y Combinator |
Products | Thoughtspot |
Number of employees | 120 [1] |
Related Certifications | Certificate in Data Science Industry Overview |
ThoughtSpot is a company that makes an Analytical Search Appliance to combine data from on-premise, cloud and desktop data sources and enables enterprise users to access them through a simple search interface. [2] The company offers a hardware appliance that comes loaded with software that can connect to a company’s existing data infrastructure — as well as services like Hadoop — from which it can provide users with search capabilities that will supposedly save the time it takes for employees to gather the data they want. [3]
ThoughtSpot customers include Bed, Bath and Beyond, Batteries + Bulbs, and Nutanix. Companies use ThoughtSpot technology to primarily get business insights faster than traditional SQL based queries. Thoughtspot was founded by Ajeet Singh, who previously co-founded Nutanix, Amit Prakash, and five others. Aaron Levie, co-founder and CEO of Box Inc. was one of the early investors of ThoughtSpot. By May 2016, ThoughtSpot had raised $40 million from Lightspeed Venture Partners and Khosla Ventures. Most of ThoughtSpot’s technology were developed by former Google and Yahoo engineers. [4][5]
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History
DATE | EVENT |
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June 1, 2012 | Thoughtspot was founded in Palo Alto, CA |
February 5, 2014 | ThoughtSpot Raises $10.7M in Series A Funding. |
June 18, 2014 | ThoughtSpot Grabs $30M In Series B Funding. |
October 21, 2014 | ThoughtSpot’s makes it's data analytics hardware available to the public. |
February 2016 | ThoughtSpot Announces Record 810 Percent Year-Over-Year Growth |
Product Features
Schematic Aware
Thoughtspot architecture automatically understands a database schema and underlying relationships in order to convert searches into computations
Real-time Joins
Connects data from multiple sources on-the-fly to compute answers in real-time.
Zero Cubing
The architecture does not use traditional methodologies of building cubes, aggregate tables, indexes, or materialized views.
Featured Videos and Tweets
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Top 5 Recent News Headlines
Top 5 Lifetime News Headlines
1.ThoughtSpot Grabs $30M In Series B Funding To Modernize Business Intelligence Jun 18, 2014 ThoughtSpot, a startup that hopes to modernize the way companies do business intelligence, announced $30 million in Series B funding led by Khosla Ventures with help from existing investor Lightspeed Venture Partners. The funding brings its total to $40.7 million to date. As part of the deal, Keith Rabois, who is a partner at Khosla Ventures, will join the ThoughtSpot board of directors.The product uses a consumer-like search front end to help find data.
2.ThoughtSpot Eliminates the Need for BI Tools, Introduces Relational Search for Enterprise-Scale Data Analysis Oct 21, 2014 It has brought to market ThoughtSpot Relational Search Appliance -- a first-of-its-kind self-service data analysis solution built for enterprise scale. The appliance combines the custom-built ThoughtSpot Relational Search Engine with ThoughtSpot In-Memory Relational Data Cache to create a solution that eliminates the current trade-off between end-user simplicity and IT departments' needs for scale, security and manageability. ThoughtSpot Relational Search Appliance --The ThoughtSpot appliance is an enterprise-grade solution that combines data from on-premise and cloud data sources and enables enterprise users to access them in a simple-to-use yet secure manner. This is made possible by the following technologies that were custom-built by ThoughtSpot: Browser-based Consumer-class Interface - intuitive, search-based interface that can be used by enterprise workers without the assistance of IT or data analysts. --ThoughtSpot Relational Search Engine - a first-of-its-kind search engine that understands relationships across disparate enterprise data sources and returns instant results from billions of rows of data. --ThoughtSpot In-Memory Relational Data Cache - custom-built relational engine that can cache data from data warehouses, cloud applications, spreadsheets and Hadoop clusters and run in-memory computations on large data volumes. The data cache follows a distributed computing model and can grow incrementally as data volumes grow. --ThoughtSpot Cluster Management - custom-built cluster management framework that provides enterprise-class fault tolerance, manageability and monitoring capabilities to the ThoughtSpot appliance.
Leading analysts and customers see a critical need in the market--"Data discovery capabilities are dominating new purchasing requirements, even for larger deployments, as alternatives to traditional BI tools"
REFERENCES
- ↑ http://www.forbes.com/sites/brucerogers/2016/05/04/is-ajeet-singhs-thoughtspot-the-next-google-for-numbers/#57c90b73ba9b
- ↑ http://www.thoughtspot.com
- ↑ https://gigaom.com/2014/06/18/thoughtspot-raises-30m-to-grow-its-google-like-search-experience-for-data-analytics/
- ↑ http://www.forbes.com/sites/brucerogers/2016/05/04/is-ajeet-singhs-thoughtspot-the-next-google-for-numbers/#57c90b73ba9b
- ↑ https://gigaom.com/2014/06/18/thoughtspot-raises-30m-to-grow-its-google-like-search-experience-for-data-analytics/