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data.world makes it easy for everyone—not just the "data people"—to get clear, accurate, fast answers to any business question. Our cloud-native data catalog maps your siloed, distributed data to familiar and consistent business concepts, creating a unified body of knowledge anyone can find, understand, and use. In addition to our enterprise product, data.world is home to the world`s largest collaborative open data community. It`s where people team up on everything from social bot detection to award-winning data journalism. We continuously use what we learn from this community to improve the enterprise product, and vice versa. Our team co-created the Manifesto for Data Practices, the most effective, ethical, and modern approach to data teamwork. More people signed the Manifesto for Data Practices in its first year than signed the Agile Manifesto in its first two years combined. data.world is an Austin-based Certified B Corporation founded by serial entrepreneurs from Bazaarvoice, HomeAway, Indeed, and Trilogy. CNBC selected data.world for its Upstart 100 list of startups “on the path to becoming tomorrow`s household names,” and the Austin Business Journal has named us a Best Place to Work for three years running.
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xMatters enables any business process or application to trigger two-way communications (text, voice, email, and SMS) throughout the extended enterprise. Our cloud-based solution allows for enterprise-grade scaling and delivery during time-sensitive events. More than 1,000 leading global firms use xMatters to ensure business operations run smoothly and effectively during incidents ranging from IT failures to product recalls to natural disasters to dynamic staffing to service outages to medical emergencies to supply-chain disruption.