Eisenberg: Nexar captures about 80,000 license plates daily
Michael Eisenberg · He Invested in WeWork and Now Runs $150MM Israel Focused Fund, EP 291: Michael Eisenberg · Jun 16, 2016 · at 13:18
Michael Eisenberg shares traction and daily data collection metrics for portfolio company Nexar.
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“We're collecting, I think, about 80,000 license plates a day.”
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