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Companies now have unprecedented access to blinding varieties and volumes of data, which - if leveraged effectively - can help them predict customer behavior, uncover hidden risks and take immediate action on insights. But the reality is that legacy technologies cannot scale efficiently or economically to manage the never-ending flow of data, which is keeping organizations from truly leveraging their data for business gain. Companies whose business models revolve around data must use next-generation software to address the issues of data scale, complexity and performance. Enter Actian - a company based in Redwood City, CA whose vision is to enable any organization, regardless of its size, to thrive in the Age of Data. "To do that, you need economic, scalable access to unconstrained analytics and frictionless integration," says Steve Shine, CEO and President of Actian. 