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Microsoft names Solidatus as key technology partner in their reimagined data governance experience with Microsoft Purview.

For the second successive year, Solidatus has ranked in the FT’s annual list of Europe’s fastest-growing companies.

71% of senior data leaders in financial services polled are close to quitting their jobs: one of the top findings in new research we publish today on data distress.

Philip Dutton, CEO & Founder of Solidatus, reflects on how the UK’s leading data management software company has managed to make it to position 212 in the FT 1000: Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies 2023 list.

During one of his regular trips to London in January, ITV asked Solidatus CEO and Founder, Philip Dutton, to speak about the role London has played in our success. In this blog post, Philip provides a link to the clip and reflects on his time in the UK.

Solidatus announces that CEO and Co-Founder Philip Dutton will be co-presenting a session with Eric Hirschhorn, Chief Data Officer at Bank of New York Mellon, at Gartner Data and Analytics Summit in Orlando, Florida.

Solidatus has appointed Co-Founder Philip Dutton as CEO, Sheldon Feinland as VP Global Sales, and fellow Co-Founder Philip Miller is in a new role of Chief Innovation Officer.

Solidatus has been named as one of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in the UK in Deloitte’s 2021 UK Technology Fast 50 rankings.

Fuse – global law firm Allen & Overy’s collaborative tech innovation hub – was launched in 2017. Solidatus is delighted to announce its inclusion this year joining aCohort of unique organisations that will be developing and piloting their products. 

Lorraine Waters, Solidatus’ newly appointed Chief Data Officer, caught up with our friends over at A-Team Insight to discuss what made her leave early retirement and re-join the world of data management.

Solidatus has been named as one of the Most Influential FinTech Companies of 2021 by Harrington Starr’s The Financial Technologist.

Solidatus is today announcing it has raised £14m ($19.2m+) in Series A funding to transform how organisations view, understand and manage data.