- Published on March 3, 2022
- In AI Features
You need empathy to become a good data scientist: Data Sutram co-founder Ankit Das
The automated pipeline has a unique, state-of-the-art architecture with visualisation screens at par or superior to other GIS data competitors.
- By Sreejani Bhattacharyya
In 2018, Rajit Bhattacharya, Aisik Paul and Ankit Das founded the location intelligence company Data Sutram while pursuing BTech at the Jadavpur University, Kolkata. Data Sutram is an AI-driven platform providing intel on people and places with data from over 250 sources.
“We had joined a high growth startup that was designing analytics solutions for a variety of enterprises including banks, retail brands and others. During this stint, we observed that the biggest challenge to businesses looking to adopt data driven processes was the availability of the right data.Today, unless the business is an Amazon, Facebook or Google, it does not have enough information to know more about its customers,” said CEO Rajit.
When the organisation filed for an IPO, the trio decided to call it quits and work on sustainable solutions to address the data problem. Analytics India Magazine spoke to Data Sutram’s co-founders to understand their entrepreneurial journey and the solutions the compan
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Sreejani Bhattacharyya
I am a technology journalist at AIM. What gets me excited is deep-diving into new-age technologies and analysing how they impact us for the greater good.
Reach me at sreejani.bhattacharyya@analyticsindiamag.com
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