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Shane Faria

Mike Audi

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Barry O'Connor

Mar 21

In the podcast sphere, Mike and Shane talk “Spotify for Data,” plus Shane and Mike sit down with Boston comedians Alex Giampapa and Liam McGurk for a wild episode, and finally, Shane and intern Nick get generational on privacy and algorithms.

Barry and Shane combine forces for an in-depth look into TIKI’s role in the data analytics marketplace, and Shane tells a tale on behalf of the TIKI team about the uncertainty of raising capital in a published text-based adventure on HackerNoon.

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Now Entering the Ring, TIKI!

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Finding Our "Books"

Central to the success of TIKI is the creation of a transparent, fair and open marketplace for user data. Businesses rely on data to understand their customers, their organizations, and the competitive landscape at large. Experts estimate that the data market ranges between $1-$15 trillion USD. As world governments, Apple and other tech giants pioneer n…

6 months ago · Barry O'Connor, Mike Audi, and Shane Faria

A Symbiotic User-Business Relationship

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What’s Going on With the Business Side at TIKI?

Great question. In order for the business side of our project to work (our data marketplace) we have been working to solve two fundamental problems. First, how do businesses buy something that is constantly changing? And second and most importantly, how do you sell data to businesses who only know they…

5 months ago · Shane Faria

“You arrive at a fork in the road…”

Rain pours down, with no end in sight. You are running out of resources, namely money, from which most resources are derived, including food and basic shelter. You are unable to make money out of the surrounding forest. Everything is very wet, you don’t have a saw, or a printer, or green ink. You have just listed three things you think go into the formation of paper currency, but you are generally unsure.