Josh James, founder of Omniture, unveils his newest business information venture, Domo, at the launch event at the Grand America Hotel on Wednesday.
Joey Ferguson, Deseret News
Fortune Magazine ranked Josh James, founder, CEO and Chairman of the Lindon-based business intelligence company Domo, as one of the “40 Under 40” innovators to watch in a list released on Friday.
The young gun business intelligence guru rose to stardom after his company, a web analytics firm named Omniture, was bought by Adobe for $1.8 billion in 2009. James made the “40 under 40” main list after the acquisition, according to Fortune Magazine.
His latest venture, Domo, will provide a dashboard where executives can access company information in real time. The company hasn’t launched a product yet, but the idea has caught the attention of investors.
The company raised $43 million in venture capital from companies like Benchmark and angel investors like Marc Benioff, Chairman and CEO of salesforce.com, and Ron Conway, a notable investor known as a “super angel.”
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