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Developed at Harvard, Qstream is a radically new sales performance platform used by top brands to ignite high-performance sales teams. Combining science and data analytics in an easy-to-use mobile solution, Qstream is the first and only proven approach to building smarter, more confident sales teams at scale – with impact to the bottom line. By letting reps play a game on their phone for just minutes a day, Qstream delivers data-driven insights that help sales leaders align behaviors for growth, and identify targeted coaching opportunities to strengthen the capabilities that matter most. Whether you`re delivering information to new hires or reinforcing product messages and selling skills from a recent sales meeting, Qstream is the only solution proven to durably change the customer-facing behavior of your reps. Today Qstream is used by 13 of the top 15 global life sciences companies, as well as leaders in technology, healthcare and financial services. The company is based outside Boston, MA, with additional locations in Hood River, OR and Dublin, Ireland.
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Weka offers WekaFS, the modern file system that uniquely empowers organizations to solve the newest, biggest problems holding back innovation. Optimized for NVMe and the hybrid cloud, Weka handles the most demanding storage challenges in the most data-intensive technical computing environments, delivering truly epic performance at any scale. Its modern architecture unlocks the full capabilities of today`s data center, allowing businesses to maximize the value of their high-powered IT investments. Weka helps industry leaders reach breakthrough innovations and solve previously unsolvable problems.