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Aislelabs Inc. is a
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-based technology company offering the most advanced WiFi analytics and marketing platforms in the market. Aislelabs' AI-powered engine enables entities to harness the power of WiFi through location analytics and marketing automation. Aislelabs is headquartered out of Toronto with offices in Dubai, London (UK) and India. Aislelabs' products are deployed at more than 1000+ locations across 25 countries. Aislelabs is recognized with the ISO 27001 certification. Aislelabs provides location analytics, predictive forecasting, personalized marketing, and digital advertising features in partnership with enterprise Wi-Fi vendors such as
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,
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, Ruckus Wireless, and Open Mesh.


History

Aislelabs was founded by Nilesh Bansal and Nick Koudas, who previously founded
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. After the acquisition of Sysomos by
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, the two created the marketing and analytics platform for the physical brick n' mortar spaces as Aislelabs. While Aislelabs does not have a direct relationship with the
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, previously Sysomos was a spinoff from the research project BlogScope which started in 2005, and both founders are a recipient of the University of Toronto' Inventor of the Year award. Aislelabs raised venture capital from
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and other institutional investors in 2014. As of 2017, the company serves thousands of large venues across North America, Europe, and Asia, including the most visited place on the planet,
The Dubai Mall The Dubai Mall ( ar, دبي مول "Dubai Mall") is a shopping mall in Dubai. It is the second largest mall in the world after the Iran Mall by total land area, and the 26th-largest shopping mall in the world by gross leasable area, tying with ...
with 80+ million annual visitors. Across the install base, Aislelabs' big data platform processes over 275 billion data point a year. Competitors The top competitors in Aislelabs competitive landscape are Cloud4Wi, Purple WiFi, Queentessence, Eleven Wireless,
Zenreach Adentro, formerly Zenreach is an American technology company based in San Francisco. It produces a marketing platform used by brick-and-mortar businesses that pairs with a business's guest Wi-Fi to enable visibility into in-store customer visit b ...
& Skyfii.


Reports

The Hitchhikers Guide to
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Hardware is the most extensive third-party series of study on iBeacons and their power consumption. Multiple reports were published as part of this work.


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Canadian companies established in 2013