Flipside Crypto, a Boston-based blockchain analytics platform aims to be a source of education for emerging analysts to learn, collaborate and solve data challenges. In return, they receive “bounty” payouts upon completion. Read the full article here.
FLipSide Crypto has become a player in crowdsourced investment analysis. Read the full article here.
Driven by data, customer relations and an opportunity to impact the healthtech industry, these product teams are led to success by managers who have a desire to collaborate and a mindset centered on continuous growth. Read the full article here.
Within a year, Reify Health, a tech-backed clinical health trial startup, pulled in $440 million in funding and has more than doubled its former $2.2 billion valuation announced in August. Read the full article here.
The Boston tech scene saw big funding rounds and other developments this week. Keep reading to find out what you might have missed. This is the Built In Boston weekly refresh. Read the full article here.
NetVirta Inc., which has offices in Boston and Singapore, has partnered with the outdoor active footwear company Merrell, a Wolverine Worldwide brand. The company’s fit scanning technology will be used on the beta version of Merrell’s Shoe Advisor mobile app…
Damon Cox has spent the past four years helping lead the Baker administration’s technology and innovation efforts as an assistant secretary in the Office of Housing and Economic Development. Read the full article here.
Cambridge-based ConcertAI, formerly Concerto HealthAI, is the latest startup in the space to take advantage of this funding trend. Read the full article here.
Two of the company’s co-founders are former Twilio engineers Read the full article here.
These Boston companies are closing out Q3 strong with fresh capital and plans to expand, hire and innovate. Together, these five local tech companies raised $337 million in March. Read the full article here.
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