D&B and ZoomInfo are handicapped by relying on inaccurate public data
Darian Shirazi · EP 534: 29yo Radius CEO Raises $100M, Helping Expand B2B Sales Pipelines with Darian Shirazi · Jan 9, 2017 · at 6:36
Darian Shirazi, founder and CEO of Radius, contrasts Radius's customer-contributed data graph with competitive B2B intelligence providers.
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“All these other sources, whether it's done in Bradstreet or Mattermark or DataFox or, you know, NetProspects or ZoomInfo, these are all really handicapped by the fact that they're relying on publicly available data sources that tend to be very inaccurate.”
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