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Clarabridge

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Industry
  
Software

CEO
  
Yuchun Lee (14 Jan 2016–)

Founded
  
2006

Website
  
www.clarabridge.com

Headquarters
  
Reston

Type of business
  
Private

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Key people
  
Sid Banerjee, Co-Founder, Chief Strategy Officer

Products
  
Text analytics,Sentiment Analysis,Speech analytics,Survey management and analysis,Social Media monitoring and care

Profiles

Clarabridge is an American software company founded in 2006 in Reston, Virginia, United States. Clarabridge offers software as a service products for sentiment analysis and text analytics to automatically collect, categorize and report on structured data and unstructured data. The data typically used for analysis comes from social media (such as Facebook, Twitter, or review sites), call center notes, email, chats, and surveys. Using natural language processing and other patented technology, the software is used in voice of the customer, customer experience management and customer feedback programs.

Contents

Social media minute with sid banerjee of clarabridge


History

In 2006, Clarabridge was spun out from business intelligence consultancy Claraview. Claraview was acquired by Teradata in 2008. Claraview co-founders Sid Banerjee and Justin Langseth started the project while at Claraview, and left in order to pursue Clarabridge technology full-time along with third co-founder, Gene Sohn. Most recently, Clarabridge was ranked #101 in the 2010 Inc. 500 fastest growing companies and #7 in the top software companies in the Inc. 500 for 2010. Co-founder Gene Sohn left the company in 2009 and is now CTO of Intellinote. Co-founder Justin Langseth left the company to pursue his own interest in the technology space with Zoomdata. Clarabridge is a venture capital funded company, including investment from Grotech Ventures, Intersouth Partners, Harbert Venture Capital, and Boulder Ventures.

References

Clarabridge Wikipedia