He’s been a global business leader in a successful career with Silicon Valley multinationals, and he’s well known to many in Ireland as an investor on Dragon’s Den. Now Barry O’Sullivan has got out of the leather chair and is going to work as CEO of his new startup based in Galway city: Altocloud.[youtube]http://youtu.be/3mjJg3vyZVE[/youtube]
Altocloud is creating a cloud-based, contextual communications platform that uses data analytics and machine learning to produce more effective customer-to-company interactions.
“It’s an incredibly frustrating experience, full of friction”, says Barry, describing the average customer experience of dealing with a company call centre. It’s also a major cost for business, who spent $300bn globally last year on call centres.

Barry was speaking at a networking event for startups held in Galway last week and he had plenty of advice on the practicalities of raising finance, cash flow, and balancing work and personal time. He also stressed the importance for entrepreneurs of networking. Your network, he says, “could be your most powerful asset”.




Interview I did with @siliconbarry last week about his new startup @altocloud. They’re going to fix customer service! http://t.co/YIvoekvUL8
RT @conn: Interview I did with @siliconbarry last week about his new startup @altocloud. They’re going to fix customer service! http://t.co…
RT @conn: Interview I did with @siliconbarry last week about his new startup @altocloud. They’re going to fix customer service! http://t.co…
RT @blacknight: Altocloud CEO @siliconbarry wants to make Customer Service better [Video]: http://t.co/kPheoh6PXS
RT @blacknight: Altocloud CEO Barry O’Sullivan wants to make Customer Service better [Video]: http://t.co/kPheoh6PXS
RT @blacknight: Altocloud CEO Barry O’Sullivan wants to make Customer Service better [Video]: http://t.co/kPheoh6PXS
RT @conn: Interview I did with @siliconbarry last week about his new startup @altocloud. They’re going to fix customer service! http://t.co…