Oogwave sees 3-fold growth in user base in 15 months

Technology start-up Oogwave expects nearly three-fold growth in its customer base in the next 15 months.

 

A recently launched Oogwave product enables sharing of data and mails by different departments of a company on a single platform.

 

The platform has seen huge adoption in African and European countries and over 3,400 companies are using Oogwave globally, company founder and CEO Gaurav Jain said.

 

"On the back of initial response from small and medium enterprises, we expect our customer base to increase over 10,000 in the next 15 months," he said.

 

The Noida-based start-up has seen growth in the US, the UK, France and South Africa, among other countries.

 

The solution helps in sharing of ideas and knowledge, coordinate tasks and projects, communicate and have conversations within and across multiple cross borders team, Jain said.

 

About users of the platform, he said that 72% of customers are from non-tech sector -- knowledge-based companies where content and information is the inventory. Most of the customers use Oogwave for internal communication to store and share content while around 22% are using project management too.

 

The company has attracted funding from TLab, a division of Times Internet Ltd. It is planning to go for another round of fund raising in the next eight months to fuel growth plans.