Articles about Veeva

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on May 21, 2024

To unpack big data is to unpack big solutions — check out the companies maneuvering data on a massive scale.

Ellen Glover

Updated on May 14, 2024

These publicly traded companies are leading the way in innovation.

Margo Steines

Updated on May 08, 2024

These companies foster entry-level talent in data analytics.

Brooke Becher

Updated on May 02, 2024

These enterprise software solutions do everything from automate tedious tasks to enhance data security.

Emerson Dameron

Updated on April 25, 2024

These healthcare startups in NYC are changing how doctors and patients interact.

Emerson Dameron

Updated on April 08, 2024

Meet the companies deriving data-informed insights for a wide array of industries in NYC.

Analyzing numbers all day involves a lot of solo effort. At Crossix, however, they have managed to make data analysis a collaborative effort. What’s more, they have fun while they’re at it.

Margo Steines

Updated on April 03, 2024

As a tech epicenter, Toronto has drawn substantial talent to the Canadian software industry.

Stephen Gossett

Updated on April 01, 2024

Separating the signal from the noise is tough work in the era of big data. These consultancies have the managerial and technological chops to help businesses see more clearly.

Mae Rice

Updated on May 15, 2023

Data science is used in a variety of industries — some might even surprise you. Check out these examples.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on May 09, 2022

For these three Boston engineers, speed is important — but it’s not everything.

Whether you’re already a stats wizard or just starting in the field, these companies all have open data jobs in NYC.

Eva Roethler

Updated on January 06, 2022

This engineering team is accelerating clinical trials for life-saving treatment through digital transformation.

Eva Roethler

Updated on December 21, 2021

Going digital could have stifled the connection within a highly-collaborative team. This is how Veeva made it work.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on November 23, 2021

These tech companies are growing, innovating and hiring.

This month we’re shining the spotlight on a wide variety of companies, from a mobile gaming studio to a digital consultancy and healthtech startup, all of which are hiring.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on May 26, 2021

Diverse tech stacks, challenging projects, and unique capabilities are launching these teams to success.

Opportunities abound in healthtech, real estate, finance and more. 

These NYC tech companies are leaving a mark on their respective fields.

After a 2019 acquisition by Veeva, Crossix is equipped to bring about much-needed data products to the life science industry. Leaders of the company spoke to Built In NYC about how these products will be essential to reaching Crossix’s goal of providing their customers with the best data possible. 

When you think of tech hubs around the country, Boston probably isn’t the first city that comes to mind. However, that’s likely to change in the next few years because, according to industry experts, the Boston tech scene is definitely on the come up.

We highlight seven San Francisco-area tech professionals who wound up at these hiring companies.

As data continues to grow and evolve — estimates of all of the world’s data are in the billions of terabytes —  the need to store both relational and non-relational data from sources such as mobile apps, IoT devices and social media has also grown and evolved. Built In NYC caught up with Matthew Meen, senior software engineer at Crossix, to learn how the healthtech company optimizes its data lake.

This is Veeva’s fourth year in a row making Fortune’s “100 Fastest-Growing Companies” list. Over the past three years the company has generated more than $1.2 billion in revenue and brought in $329 million in profits, bringing its total valuation to $3.2 billion.

This is Veeva’s fourth year in a row making Fortune’s “100 Fastest-Growing Companies” list. Over the past three years the company has generated more than $1.2 billion in revenue and brought in $329 million in profits, bringing its total valuation to $3.2 billion.

The Bay Area-headquartered software company is looking to Boston tech talent to help build out its suite of clinical trial features.

We spoke with product leaders at local tech companies to learn about their strategies for “future-proofing” their teams.

We spoke with a few team members to learn how they have personally grown since joining Crossix and what makes the company an especially great place to thrive.

We spoke with Martin Reznick about how his academic background led him to Crossix and how his experience has informed the ways in which he has restructured the company to grow and prosper.  

We caught up with NYC tech teams to understand their strategies for staying one step ahead.

When it comes to attracting top talent, it’s not just about salary.

See which spaces have our vote for most beautiful NYC tech offices of 2018.

From Midtown to Brooklyn, each NYC neighborhood has its own charming qualities, and the same can be said for these workspaces.

Shannon Gallagher, VP of client analytics services at Crossix, uses KPIs to understand more than just marketing. She seeks to understand if her team is affecting patent health. Gallagher recently shared how she keeps the numbers focused on what matters most. 

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