All of us have experienced the agony of losing a document or a spreadsheet while working on our computer or on a work call. Every day in our personal lives, we have access to a search bar: Want to find out who won the game last night or where you had dinner last night? Search for it in your computer or phone’s search bar. Even though we’ve had access to this in our personal lives for several years, we’ve never really had this experience in the workplace.
Now comes Glean, a horizontal, unified, intuitive search assistant for enterprises that understands applications, context, language, behavior, & the relationship between employees to deliver personalized responses to queries. It has just received funding & has been launched publicly. With over 40 paying customers, Glean claims to saves 2 hours per employee per week across functions, from engineering to sales, giving back roughly an extra day in the month to users..
Glean Emerges From Stealth With $55 Million To Bring Search To The Enterprise – Forbes
Glean CEO and cofounder Arvind Jain
Glean
When Arvind Jain left his cushy tech job to cofound cloud data management company Rubrik, he ran into a familiar problem: search. The former engineering director who helped build Google’s core search product found that searching for information…
Link: Glean Emerges From Stealth With $55 Million To Bring Search To The Enterprise
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