Founded in 2018 by Ignacio Barrios and Alberto Hernando, Kido Dynamics has developed a fully GDPR compliance software that analyzes and measures geo-analytics information from telecom network data.
“The prediction and analysis of people’s behavior is one of the most complex analytical challenges. COVID-19 has affected the way we move, plan our holidays, or buy groceries. Businesses and public authorities are aiming to understand current mobility patterns and have an inherent need to predict future mobility reasons. Mobile phone data represents the most accurate and massive data set available to ease this challenging decision-making process” says Ignacio Barrios, CEO at Kido Dynamics. “ Aspects such as CO2 reduction, aging population or accessibility represent all current challenges that affect our day to day lives and need to be addressed with reliable data”.
Apart from being awarded recently with Innosuisse Certificate, Kido’s latest work on COVID monitoring has attracted a new European Commission grant (COVID-X) with the objective to develop a continuous monitoring system, merging genomic and mobility data. With the support of Spicehaus Partners through its Spicehaus Swiss Venture Fund and strategic investors such as B4Motion Labs and Boundary Holding, Kido Dynamics is experiencing a rapid growth and broad industry adoption.
Daniel Andres, Partner at Spicehaus Partners: “As decisions by businesses as well as public authorities are becoming much more data-driven in the future, Kido Dynamics can provide unique insights in people’s mobility behavior – in a fully GDPR-compliant manner”.
Sebastián Canadell Mora (President of B4 Motion Venture Labs and Board member of Kido Dynamics) commented on Kido Dynanics’ investment: “For us, investing in Kido Dynamics is strategic. We foresee a tremendous effort to change mobility trends and infrastructure within the cities and data is the first step in change. Understanding that mobility data is the cornerstone for making smart decisions, Kido has the ability to democratize data so that decision-making for public and private enablers is as objective and complete as possible”
Luxembourg-based Boundary Holding founder, Rajat Khare, believes the company’s latest investment reflects its psychology that enables fourth industrial revolution. “Big data is going strong and poised to make even bigger strides in delivering eye-opening insights. For organizations that want to better understand their customers and operational potential, the use of Big Data might already be unavoidable,” said Rajat Khare.
Engagement is expanding, too
The Big Data company recently released its platform in Portugal with Altice, the country’s largest telecom service provider, and it is in advanced stages of development with telecom operator, Claro, in Brazil and Chile, while collaborates with Ooredoo and other local authorities in Qatar to provide real time solutions for the FIFA World Cup 2022. It’s no mystery why Big Data has become a natural step for many business operations. Industry experts believe the Big Data market will boast a size of $123.2 billion by 2025.
(Press release)
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