Over the past few years, businesses of all sizes have had to adapt quickly in the face of a fluctuating economy, hybrid work and more. One Austin startup has built a digital solution to help these companies keep up with the changing times.
Organizational diagnostics platform EssentialDx is gearing up for launch on Tuesday, with the goal of equipping businesses with actionable insights based on their enterprise data.
“The pandemic and ensuing events have left behind a radically altered business climate, making it more complex and dynamic than any other time,” Henry Nothhaft, Jr., president of EssentialDx, said in a statement. “Leaders are constantly faced with decisions that have significant implications. It’s no longer enough to rely solely on intuition and experience; strategic thinking coupled with swift action is the name of the game.”
Through EssentialDx’s platform, businesses will be able to access a suite of artificial intelligence-enabled analytics tools designed to examine each element of their organization. The platform’s toolset consists of OrgDx, a management solution for driving business outcomes and workforce engagement; SearchDx, a talent acquisition tool; and BrandDx, a tool geared toward improving brand perception and reputation.
EssentialDx provides its services over a 30-day timeline, aiming to be much more efficient than traditional consulting engagements that can take months or years to show results, according to the company. In addition to its time-saving approach, EssentialDx has a flat fee structure to help businesses save on costs.
Ahead of its official launch, the company has already made a profound impact on its initial customers, Nothhaft said. Come Tuesday, it hopes to make a notable difference in the trajectory of companies on a larger scale with its data-driven insights solutions.
“Our mission is to create lasting change that positively affects organizations across the board, and we are particularly excited by the prospect of enabling start-ups and emerging enterprises with a level of support and insights previously inaccessible to them,” Nothhaft said.
