ThoughtSpot Data Search Appliance can provide a search-based user experience for business data access and analysis.

Every day at Connectikpeople.co, we have the huge opportunities to tap the experimentations and learn about business data access, analysis and visualization. In this momentum, we are very passionate to talk about ThoughtSpot, billed as a game-changer in the world of BI (Business Intelligence).

Connectikpeople.co can observes that, ThoughtSpot is building, what we can call a disruptive technology from the ground-up to change the game in business data access, analysis and visualization.

In fact, ThoughtSpot Data Search Appliance is a plug-and-play solution that provides a search-based user experience for business data access and analysis.

Its early access program for ThoughtSpot Data Search Appliance can offer business users the ability to access and analyze terabytes of business data with a Google-like

ease-of-use.

The goal here is to eliminate the tremendous reporting pressure that is created on IT by ‘’data-hungry business users’’ by enabling IT to manage data and infrastructure in a secure and centralized manner, eliminating proliferation of data copies on users’ desktops.

The founding team includes CEO & co-founder Ajeet Singh previously co-founded Nutanix, CTO & co-founder Amit Prakash was a founding engineer of Microsoft’s Bing team and then spent five years leading technical teams in Google’s AdSense Analytics group.

About ThoughtSpot

ThoughtSpot is aiming to fix the broken business intelligence model in the enterprise. ThoughtSpot Data Search Appliance is a plug-and-play solution that provides a search-based user experience for business data access and analysis. Based in Redwood City, CA, ThoughtSpot has raised $10.7M in Series A from Lightspeed Venture Partners and top-tier angel investors. The ThoughtSpot founding team has experience of building the fastest-growing enterprise tech company of the last decade, Nutanix, and also market- defining search and analytics technologies at companies such as Google, Amazon, Oracle, and Microsoft.