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NEW YORK, March 07, 2017 -- Cortera, Inc., a leading provider of business-to-business analytics and cloud-based risk management solutions, is pleased to announce its attendance at the first conference for the financial services data analytics ecosystem.
The DataDisrupt conference is an excellent fit for Cortera, a business that continually keeps B2B credit analytics at the forefront of what they do. Cortera will offer live demonstrations and complimentary business evaluations for commercial finance professionals looking to take their utilization of business intelligence to the next level.
“DataDisrupt is the premier event focused on the impact of large scale data sets, new data sources, innovative analytic techniques, the latest technologies and the most creative entrepreneurs on the financial services sector,” said Ariel Boyman, Co-Founder of DataDisrupt. “Jim Swift and his team have created a category leading financial services focused data analytics company in Cortera, and we’re excited to feature them at our inaugural event.”
In addition to exhibiting during DataDisrupt’s trade show hours, Cortera CEO Jim Swift will participate in a panel discussion among other financial trailblazers surrounding big data and technology, the value data sets have on businesses, and best practices for monetizing this type of information.
“We’re excited to participate in the DataDisrupt conference. We’ve experienced a growing appetite from companies across the financial services spectrum for better data fuel for analytics into businesses, particularly private companies. With some of the smartest and most influential members of the financial services analytics community being involved, DataDisrupt looks to be a valuable forum for the exchange of ideas and innovations,” shares Swift.
The event will be held on March 29 – 30, 2017 at the Metropolitan Pavilion West in New York, NY. Register for the event at http://www.datadisrupt.com/ and visit Cortera at the exhibitor area to learn more about B2B data and analytics.
About Cortera
Cortera provides analytical and cloud-based workflow solutions that enable companies of all sizes to better understand their customers, suppliers and business partners. Our comprehensive solutions increase visibility into the financial health of your B2B customers while keeping you informed of important changes that traditional credit reporting tools miss. Thousands of companies across diverse industries use Cortera’s solutions to increase revenue, improve sales effectiveness, and reduce risk. Cortera is privately held with offices in Boca Raton, FL and Quincy, MA.
Press & Media Contact: Kerri Byron Marketing Manager (561) 226-9044 [email protected]
