Why Onyx thinks its open-source solution will win enterprise search | TechCrunch
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Onyx, a San Francisco-based enterprise search tool, is redefining how companies access internal data with its open-source platform. Unlike competitors like Glean, Onyx enables quick implementation, connecting to over 40 data sources, including Salesforce and Google Drive. Co-founders Chris Weaver and Yuhong Sun aimed to alleviate information accessibility issues from their engineering experiences. After unsuccessful prior ventures, they embraced AI advancements, launching Onyx in 2023 with promising feedback. Their journey illustrates the necessity of innovation in enterprise technology and the potential of open-source solutions in enhancing productivity across organizations.
Onyx is revolutionizing enterprise search with an open-source tool that simplifies data access, connecting to over 40 sources, enhancing productivity for companies.
Chris Weaver emphasized the importance of making information easily accessible to employees, especially new hires struggling to locate essential data.
The founders, leveraging advancements in AI, pivoted from previous unsuccessful ventures to create Onyx, which gained strong early traction and positive feedback.
Co-founder Yuhong Sun described how early adopters like Ramp recognized the tool's potential despite Onyx's initial lack of monetization strategies.
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