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Website Usability Company WalkMe Buys Machine Learning Startup DeepUI

Israel-based DeepUI, still in stealth mode, employs crowdsourced, user-based data to anticipate an individual user’s needs

Israeli website usability company WalkMe has acquired machine learning startup DeepUI, the company announced Wednesday. The financial terms of the deal weren't disclosed. Israel-based DeepUI, still in stealth mode, employs crowdsourced, user-based data to anticipate an individual user’s needs. The startup's know-how "will help WalkMe to solidify its position as a leader in AI for enterprise digital adoption,” said Rephael Sweary, co-founder and president of WalkMe. This is WalkMe's third acquisition since its establishment in 2011.

 

WalkMe. Photo: Orel Cohen