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Veeva Buys Crossix Personal Medical Data Compiler for $430 Million

We have a couple of other, small martech acquisitions today: opportunity manager Costello by sales engagement platform SalesLoft and procurement management system Scout RFP by administration platform Workday. But we won’t mention them. Instead, here’s completion of a $430 million acquisition by pharm industry services company Veeva. Target is Crossix, which compiles medical and other data on more than 300 million people in the U.S. and uses it to measure and optimize marketing campaigns to consumers and health professionals.

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UserTesting Buys Truthlab to Mine Insights from Video

November 4, 2019

You’ve surely heard already that Google’s parent company Alphabet is buying Fitbit for $2.1 billion, and don’t need me to point out that this is about collecting data, not selling wearable devices. So let’s instead report that panel-based customer research company UserTesting has acquired fabulously-named Truthlab, which uses AI to find highlights in video feeds. As with Fitbit, the goal is to extract useful information from people’s behaviors. It’s Zuboffian!

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