Draft:Guru (software company)
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| Industry | Software |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2013[1] |
| Founders | Rick Nucci (former Boomi, LP founder), Mitchell Stewart |
| Headquarters | Philadelpia, Pennsylvania |
Key people | Rick Nucci(CEO) Mitchell Stewart(CTO) Dennis Sevilla(COO & CFO)[2] |
| Website | getguru.com |
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Guru is a software company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania that was founded in 2013 by Rick Nucci and Mitchell Stewart. Guru develops enterprise search, intranet, and wiki software applications[3] that live within a user's existing software workflow [4], such as in Microsoft Teams [5][6], Slack [7][8], Salesforce [9] or Google Chrome [10]
Guru's investors include Slack (software)[11][12], MSD Capital, Thrive Capital, FirstMark Capital, and Accel (company) [13]
Overview[edit]
Guru allows organizations such as Shopify, Block, Inc., and Spotify[14] to find the information they need from other software applications using enterprise search, with ChatGPT-like functionality, from within their workflow without leaving the existing application software they are working within.[15] [16]
Once information is retrieved from another software, organizations can choose to store that information in Guru's intranet or wiki software for others to retrieve at another point.[17]
Alternatively, organizations can create information in Guru's intranet or wiki software to be shared with others across their respective organizations, similar to what a standalone intranet or wiki software would provide.[18]
Awards and recognition[edit]
In December 2018, Guru was named the “Most Integrated Knowledge Management Solution” by CIO Review in its December 2018 issue, which focused on knowledge management. Guru was also recognized as one of CIO Review’s “10 Most Promising Knowledge Management Solution Providers” for 2018 [19]
References[edit]
- ^ "Guru Company Profile". Pitchbook.
- ^ "About Guru: Our Startup Company, Leadership Team, and More". www.getguru.com.
- ^ Team, Community (21 March 2024). "Meet Guru: The Enterprise Search, Intranet, and Wiki Platform Giving Teams Instant, Accurate Answers". SourceForge Articles.
- ^ "Guru puts sales and service 'how-to' answers just where people work". diginomica.com. 4 January 2018.
- ^ "Guru for Microsoft Teams". Microsoft Teams Store.
- ^ "Connect Guru with Microsoft Teams for a Collaborative Wiki". techcommunity.microsoft.com.
- ^ "Guru Enterprise AI Search". Slack.
- ^ "Shopify's thirst for knowledge is satisfied by Guru and Slack". Slack.
- ^ "Guru Knowledge Management - Company Wiki". Salesforce AppExchange | Leading Enterprise Cloud Marketplace.
- ^ "Guru Chrome Extension". Google Chrome Store. Retrieved 28 March 2024.
- ^ Lynley, Matthew (4 January 2017). "Slack makes another 11 new investments in its Slack fund". TechCrunch.
- ^ Finley, Klint. "Why Workplace Instant Messaging Is Hot Again". Wired.
- ^ Azevedo, Mary Ann (20 April 2020). "Guru Raises $30M From Accel, Slack & Others As Philly Startup Scene Heats Up". Crunchbase News.
- ^ "Guru Secures $25M Series B Funding to Empower Teams with Real-Time Knowledge". www.businesswire.com. 12 December 2018.
- ^ Africa, B. I. (20 February 2024). "Guru launches AI search in Slack. Now, employees can search across all their apps–without leaving Slack". Business Insider Africa.
- ^ "Guru launches AI search within Slack. Now, employees can search across all their apps–without leaving Slack". markets.businessinsider.com.
- ^ "App Switching Is A Silent Productivity Killer. Guru's Enterprise Search Is Solving It–with Help From AI | Scoop News". www.scoop.co.nz.
- ^ Team, Community (2024-03-21). "Meet Guru: The Enterprise Search, Intranet, and Wiki Platform Giving Teams Instant, Accurate Answers". SourceForge Articles. Retrieved 2024-04-01.
- ^ ""Most Integrated Knowledge Management Solution"" (PDF). CIO Review.
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