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Consumers Take Action on Privacy: New Research Shows Nearly Half of Privacy Requests Sent in 2020 Were to Stop the Sale of Personal Data to a Third-Party
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With data subject requests (DSRs) and associated costs increasing, research shows the impact of the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA) on companies’ privacy practices
B2C organizations who manually processed DSRs spent approximately $192,000 per million identities in 2020 to process and fulfill data subject requests.
SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#CCPA DataGrail, the modern privacy platform designed to help brands build trust and transparency, today unveiled the results of its 2021 proprietary research report that looks at consumer privacy trends. This year’s report,
DataGrail Raises $30M Led by Felicis Ventures
Deep integration with expansive ecosystem of hundreds of popular business systems removes the complexity and costs associated with privacy regulations. DataGrail adds leaders such as Dexcom and WWE to an impressive roster of existing customers.
San Francisco, Calif. March 10, 2021 DataGrail, the modern privacy platform designed to help brands to build customer trust and transparency, today announced that it has raised $30 million in Series B funding in a round led by Felicis Ventures and joined by leaders in today’s SaaS ecosystem, including HubSpot and Okta. Next47, the global venture firm backed by Siemens, also participated, along with Basis Set Ventures, Operator Collective, and all of DataGrail’s previous investors. Victoria Treyger from Felicis Ventures will join the board. DataGrail also announced several new customers, including Dexcom and WWE, adding to an impressive list of existing customers such as Databricks, RH,
Biteable raises $7 million Series A for its template-based online video builder
Online video platform Biteable, a startup that makes it easier to create polished and professional videos using templates and a library of images and animations, has raised $7 million in Series A funding led by Cloud Apps Capital Partners. The service today competes with products from Vimeo, Canva, Adobe and others, but focuses on creating video assets that have more staying power than temporary social videos.
These sort of videos are in more demand than ever, as the pandemic has prompted increased use of video communications particularly among smaller businesses which has also helped Biteable to grow, the company says.
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Salesforce is the leader of customer relationship management (CRM) software, holding 18.4% market share (though Microsoft is steadily posing greater competition with its own CRM software, Dynamics 365).
However, because Salesforce targets large enterprises, CRM companies that cater to small and medium-sized businesses are thriving.
Insider asked venture capitalists and analysts to name CRM firms that are competing with behemoths like Salesforce and Microsoft here are the
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