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In 2014, Jason Frantz and Rob Woollen co-founded Sigma Computing, a platform that overlays data stored in data platforms such as Snowflake and Google BigQuery with a spreadsheet-like interface for ...

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Spot trends, gain insights, and see the big picture of your business with a suite of dashboards that show firmwide activity. See ground-level activity for your advisors and better understand the ...

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The deal brings ResiShares’ forecasting models and analytics tools into ATTOM’s national data platform, which covers most U.S. properties.