SanderMap

SanderMap
Private
Industry Software
Founded 1989
Founder Sandeep Sander, John Quelch,[1] Serguei Nettesine, Michael Moesgaard, Per Falholt and Richard Bissonnet.
Headquarters Switzerland
Number of locations
Singapore, Silicon Valley, New York, Zurich, Jakarta and Copenhagen
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Sandeep Sander[2] (CEO) Richard Bissonnet, Chairman, Per Falholt (Chairman Advisory Board), Michael Moesgaard[3] (Advisor and author to ”Return on Strategy”), John Quelch (USA Advisory Board), Serguei Netessine (Chairman Asia-Pacific Advisory Board)
Products SaaS, Human Asset Management, Employability
Revenue US$1million (2014)
Number of employees
20+ engaged
Website SanderMap.com

SanderMap is a provider of Cloud Based Solutions for Talent Management, Competence Profiling and Development Planning based on use of algorithms and Artificial Intelligence (AI) founded by Sandeep Sander in Denmark in 1989.[4] It is now headquartered in Switzerland with shared offices in Silicon Valley, New York, Zurich, Jakarta and Copenhagen. It services organizations worldwide, as an alternative to HRIS modules from ERP vendors like SAP and Oracle and solutions from Workday and Cornerstone. In 2016 it was valued above CHF14 million.

Early history

It was originally founded by Sandeep Sander in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1989. Among the first clients for strategy and management development services were Egmont publishing , the East Asiatic Company, Canon and Credit Suisse. SanderMap has worked in 42 countries. It is now headquartered in Switzerland.

SanderMap (former Sanderman)has always worked closely with Business Schools and Professors. Among the persons contributing important concepts were the late Sumantra Ghoshal.[5] Now it sells software and services using the SaaS model.

In 2013 Professor John Quelch, Harvard Business School and others became shareholders.

In 2014 announced a partnership with INSEAD Emerging Markets Institute and INSEADs Alumni Association, including a Global Tour. Professor Serguei Netessine and others are presenting ideas for Business Model Innovation and Competence Implications.

In 2014 SanderMap became advisor to “The Consortium for Global Talent”,[6] a group of companies with 750,000+ employees.

In 2016 the group of shareholders was extended with Per Falholt, Michael Moesgaard and Richard Bissonnet. SanderMap announced shared offices in Silicon Valley, New York, Zurich, Jakarta and Copenhagen.

In 2015 Sandeep Sander, CEO of SanderMap was invited to join “Innovation for Jobs” (i4J),[7] a Think Tank working on how to improve work for 1 billion+ people, co-chaired by Vint Cerf, VP of Google and co-inventor of the internet.

Initial sales of shares

SanderMap sold initially shares at $200K for 5% in 2013 – and already in early 2015 the price has increased to 300K USD for 5%, valuing the company above 7 million USD. By end of 2016, the next round of funding has been made on the bais of a valuation above 14 million CHF

Products and services

SanderMap released SanderMap 4.0 and 5.0 in 2015. In 2016 SanderMap 6.0 was released. Releases of major updates are planned for every 6 months. Rather than selling software, the company offers subscriptions.

SanderMap

SanderMap is a SaaS for Talent Management, Competence profiling and Development Planning based on use of alogorithms and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The human asset management module adds: Recruitment, Employability, performance management and workforce planning.

References

  1. "Local Heroes". Economist. Retrieved 27 July 2015.
  2. "Sejlsport og succes". Borsen. Retrieved 25 July 2015.
  3. "Return on Strategy". Amazon. Retrieved 25 July 2015.
  4. "Mangel på vidensstrategier". Borsen. Retrieved 25 July 2015.
  5. "Sumantra Ghoshal". MBSportal.bl.uk. Retrieved 25 July 2015.
  6. "Race For Talent". Hasseferrold DK. Retrieved 25 July 2015.
  7. "Information". Innovation 4 Jobs. Retrieved 25 July 2015.
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