Using Robotics to Better Understand How Humans Work

John Schwarz, Founder and CEO of Visier, explains how his company helps businesses understand their employees. Visier uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to discover employee trends and issues in the workplace. The research uncovered gender biases and wage gaps. The data is being used by huge companies, such as LinkedIn and Experian. Schwarz notes Visier is a healthy, growing company. The former Symantec president and Business Objects CEO says his company looks to go public in the future.

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