Datahoard
DataHoard
Datahoard [1] is a London based start up, that provides mediums for individuals to montize their personal data, social media data, fitness data & spending. Datahoard also works with individals to credit them for sharing their data. Datahoard was founded by two brothers Jamal Khan and Balal Raja in January 2017.
The web application and mobile application through proprietary APIs extracts user information at his/ her consent. This information is then held in encrypted secure databases by Datahoard, the user then has the option to monitze this data and make money. Datahoard offers a basic subscription model to use Datahoard scope's technology to search the internet to see where your data is being held.
Enterpise customers also have the ability to complete consumer trials using Datahoard enterpise technology to trigger time specific surveys. Datahoard Intelligence also provides enterprise customers with big data, machine learning, cloud computing & algorthemic expertise.
History
Datahoard created in 2017 in Ilford[2], Essex is growing to become a tech start up company in London. Since its initial investment, it has grown to catch the attention of UK tech scene. Datahoard is still in trial for the products it is offering from Datahoard intelligence, Datahoard Survey, Datahoard console and datahoard scope.
Datahoard started off in an home office in Isleworth[3], Greater London. The technology built by senior developers in Ranaghat, India have grown to be come the foundation software for the program.
Services
Data users can check their data analytics within the Datahoard dashboard, this includes fitbit data, spending data, search history & social media. The user has the option to take part in client trials and earn money.
Background
Datahoard was founded by Jamal Khan back in 2017, he has experience working for a large Spanish bank and then went on later to work for a assest management company headquatered in South Africa. He has experience in developing projects using APIs and product management were used to complete the BETA version of Datahoard.
References[edit]
- ↑ datahoard.co.uk/
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilford
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isleworth
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