Data.ai, Inc.
Big Data
Data.ai, formerly known as App Annie, is a leading provider of mobile market data, offering comprehensive insights into app performance and digital market trends. Their products and services cater to a diverse range of industries including gaming, fintech, and advertising, delivering data-driven intelligence to optimize user acquisition, revenue, and market strategy.
Founded: 2010
Ted Krantz CEO |
Sam Yang SVP Global Field Operations |
Paul Stolorz Chief Data Scientist |
Remy Bleijendaal SVP People |
David Fuller General Counsel |
Bertrand Salord Global VP Marketing |
Cindy Deng Managing Director, International |
Jill McClure Chief of Staff |
Data.ai, the leading mobile data analytics provider, announces the annual Top Publisher Award winners, which recognizes the most successful mobile companies around the world.
Mobile data analytics provider data.ai has announced the launch of Total App Revenue (TAR), a mobile performance metric that provides brands and publishers visibility into all mobile revenue streams. Powered by data.ai’s proprietary artificial intelligence, TAR introduces the first mobile performance metric that combines advertising revenue, first-to-market products, and in-app purchase, providing a competitive advantage for in-app advertising, cohort purchases, and ad network performance.
Data.ai (formerly App Annie), the leading mobile data analytics provider, announced today that its Intelligence Platform is available to joint customers via Snowflake Marketplace, enabling customers to track mobile market trends and optimize their growth strategy with proprietary data and best-in-class market estimates.
Data.ai (formerly App Annie), the first unified data ai company, today announced the launch of two innovative products to help enterprises illuminate the digital landscape, identify new opportunities and maximize growth. The addition of App IQ and IAP SKU (In-App Purchase SKU) will provide insights to drive effective consumer strategies.
Mobile data and analytics platform App Annie has rebranded as Data.ai, as the company repositions itself as the “unified data standard” to capitalize on what it calls a “big enterprise market opportunity.”