InMoment Appoints Gary King, Harvard Researcher & Data Science Luminary to Board of Directors

Distinguished Harvard Faculty Member Brings Extraordinary Combination of Academic Credentials, Data Science Acumen, and Entrepreneurial Success

InMoment, the top customer experience (CX) intelligence platform, announced that Gary King, PhD, one of the world’s leading experts on deriving deep meaning from human data, has joined the company’s board of directors, bringing his renowned expertise to the world of CX.

“Traditional surveys aren’t always the ideal data collection method to understand all types of human behavior”

King currently serves as director of Harvard University’s Institute for Quantitative Social Science and is one of just 26 with the title of “University Professor,” Harvard’s most distinguished faculty position. King’s previous accomplishments include reverse engineering Chinese censorship of social media, developing the scientific standard for identifying illegal partisan gerrymandering in the US, deriving methods to overcome interpersonal incomparability in survey research, and inventing numerous statistical methods widely used across academia, government, and private industry. He also helped invent the technologies for commercial analytics powerhouses he co-founded, including Learning Catalytics, Perusall, Crimson Hexagon, Thresher, and OpenScholar.

Also Read: Kin + Carta Named Leader in Digital Experience Agencies Ranking

According to a recently released report, The Forrester Wave: Customer Feedback Management Platforms (CFM), Q4 2018, providers like InMoment are in a “race for the most sophisticated tech like AI and machine learning.” The report also states that “as more features of CFM technology become commoditized, buyers will find differentiation in scalability and advanced features like predictive and prescriptive analytics.”

InMoment is a recognized leader in customer experience management (CEM)/Customer Feedback Management (CFM) and Voice of Customer (VoC) solutions, and a pioneer of data-science powered CX innovations like the groundbreaking conversation engine Active Listening, predictive and prescriptive intelligence derived from unstructured data, and a full suite of AI-powered multimedia feedback technologies. Deep data science underlies all aspects of the company’s CX Intelligence Cloud, from data collection and integration, to analysis and insight delivery.

Also Read: BrightEdge Success in Cleveland Sees Triple Digit Growth

“Gary is both one of the foremost data scientists in the world, and a successful entrepreneur several times over,” said Robert Youngjohns, software industry veteran and fellow board member. Youngjohns also served as EVP and general manager for Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Software, and president, Microsoft North America, among other senior leadership positions. “Gary’s remarkable ability to unite science and commercial opportunity is central to his appointment to our board, and an indication of InMoment’s momentum in bringing a completely unique perspective and value to the business and science of CX.”

“Traditional surveys aren’t always the ideal data collection method to understand all types of human behavior,” said King. “Some practices literally destroy the richest sources of information in the process of trying to understand what people think. I’ve been impressed with InMoment’s track record of creatively leveraging data science to derive meaning from customer data. I believe the company has a unique opportunity in a space that is just now revealing its potential. I look forward to working with the team as they evolve from a strong leadership position, to an even more differentiated product.”

Recommended Read: Shutterstock Launches Workflow Extension for Final Cut Pro X to Enable Seamless Access to Video, Image, and Music Collections

Brought to you by
For Sales, write to: contact@martechseries.com
Copyright © 2024 MarTech Series. All Rights Reserved.Privacy Policy
To repurpose or use any of the content or material on this and our sister sites, explicit written permission needs to be sought.