Eyeota handles the most offline data onboarding outside the US
Kevin Tan · 1018 Why He's Making Leap from AdTech to Data As A Service Business Model · May 8, 2018 · at 3:09
Kevin Tan, CEO of Eyeota, describes Eyeota's market leadership in onboarding offline enterprise and market research data outside the US.
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“Another part of our business is the onboarding of offline data, and we're the company that does the largest amount of this outside the United States, although we do it in the U.S. Now.”
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