Slater Victoroff, Founder - Indico Data

Angel-scale biotech is hot: Learn More Slater Victoroff founded Indico Data in his dorm room at Olin in 2012. Two years later Indico had gone through Techstars and was VC-backed. Hear the story of how making deep learning accessible to enterprise customers led to massive growth. Sponsored by Purdue University entrepreneurship and Peter Fasse, patent attorney at Fish & Richardson Highlights: Sal Daher Introduces Slater Victoroff, Founder and CTO of Indico Data Indico Was Founded in a Dorm Room in 2012, Two Years Later They Raised $3 million in an Oversubscribed Round Machine Learning Is Programming with Data Rather than Code Deep Learning Is Characterized by a Focus on Unstructured Data i.e., Text, Audio and Images Indico's Original Aim Was to Make Deep Learning Accessible to Software Developers Slater Victoroff Founded Indico Because Most Innovation in Deep learning Was Driven by Industry Indico's Experience at Techstars Semyon Dukach Saw Promise in Indico Others Did Not "...Techstars really helped us understand was that we were real." Why Slater Victoroff Gave Up the CEO Role The Shift to Enterprise Clients and Massive Growth Stellar Customer Satisfaction Metrics Was the Secret Slater Victoroff Was an Unlikely Founder About Hiring Machine Learning Talent Slater's Work at .406 Ventures What Sets Olin College Apart How Textbooks Empower the Self-Directed Learners Why Slater Victoroff Does Not Invest in the Life Sciences Parting Thoughts from Slater Victoroff Topics: founding story, robotics / AI, Techstars