Larridin, which helps companies track how AI affects employee output and identifies areas for better AI adoption, raised a $30M Series A led by Pelion Ventures (Aditi Bharade/Business Insider)
Enterprise software firm Larridin closed a financing round backed by venture capital to fuel its workforce analysis platform. The service provides corporate clients with visibility into the direct ways artificial intelligence alters overall employee output. Additionally, the tool helps leadership teams pinpoint specific operational areas best suited for increased technology adoption.
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Businesses are actively deploying dedicated software solutions to evaluate the productivi…: Businesses are actively deploying dedicated software solutions to evaluate the productivity impacts of workplace artificial intelligence.
The newly secured capital will support the company's platform for monitoring employee per…: The newly secured capital will support the company's platform for monitoring employee performance and technology adoption.
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