Atomicwork continues to complete its funding round by securing an extra $3 million for seed funding. The latest funding launched takes the funds it has secured to $14 million. The funding round attracted interest from over 40 chief investment officers (CIOs), chief technology officers (CTOs), chief experience officers (CXOs), and veterans demonstrating that talent from the industry has a good understanding and belief in the business.
Vision of Atomicwork
Atomicwork is an organization that aims to transform the way companies work and approach digital office environments. The primary business problem that Atomicwork is targeting is the emerging challenges of enterprises in a modern economy that style themselves with obsolete systems characterized by disintegrated data, disparate applications, and poor business process coordination. With artificial intelligence and modern service management solutions, Atomicwork aims to improve these activities for better output and employee satisfaction.
Funding Details
The latest funding of $3 million is not only a boost in the financial aspect but also an affirmation of the convenience of Atomicwork. The funds will be allocated more to advance AI-based service management and to grow the company’s sales teams in the United States within the next three years. It is important to expand Atomicwork as it will ensure the company can get to more people and ensure our clients get as much value as possible.
Other executives who invested in the round are Rich Waldron, Ceo and co-founder of Tray.AI, Avanish Sahai, ecosystem leader at Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Google Cloud, and Arun Penmetsa, Partner at Storm Ventures. These investors will provide Atomicwork with relevant experience and knowledge that will be useful as the company expands further and develops new methods of enterprise service management.
Challenges of Today’s Enterprises
Modern businesses work in the overwhelming sea of scattered data and broken processes. It is not just a waste of system resources, but outright hinders top-down and end-to-end collaborative efforts and inventions across the board. Atomicwork addresses these problems by having a single application that operates concurrently with the other apps such as Slack, or Microsoft Teams. This integration allows employees to obtain the services they require without being redirected to different programs to improve their performance.
Service Management Solutions
Self-learning and smart algorithms are the key features governing Atomicwork’s service management services. By adopting the concept of advanced AI, the company can maintain effectiveness and efficiency, and personalization of services to employees. This not only puts less pressure on the IT departments but also guarantees the usage of required services to the employees. The outcome is a lean environment in which staff can perform their work-related duties as efficiently as they desire since additional time has been used to reduce organizational overhead costs.
Conclusion
The latest funding round that Atomicwork completed last month was $3 million. Atomic work is backed by experienced industrialists. It has a clearly defined roadmap of the organization. It has a good chance to change the future of automated workflow for enterprises.
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