Rakesh Soni, Co-Founder/CEO of LoginRadius, discusses how to engage, understand, and leverage your websites users through social login on this episode of Enterprise Radio.
Listen to interview with host Eric Dye & guest Rakesh Soni discuss the following:
- Where did the idea of LoginRadius come from?
- What are the benefits of implementing social login for a business owner?
- Why should a business choose a social login provider, like LoginRadius, instead of just developing it in house?
- You spoke about user profile data, can you go more in depth on that and why it would be useful?
- Where do you see social login in the future?
Duration: 14:27
Rakesh Soni is the co-founder/CEO of LoginRadius. Soni has always been interested in innovation and leadership; he wanted to build something that would solve a problem and help people. Soni received his Masters’ Degree in Mining Engineering from the University of Alberta, in 2009. After graduation, he was working as a Mining engineer, but he wasn’t able to experience the innovative and entrepreneurial lifestyle he desired. He shared this vision with lifelong friend, Deepak Gupta, the co-founder/CTO of LoginRadius. Soni and Gupta set out to build something that would make a difference, and through LoginRadius they have done just that.
LoginRadius was founded in 2012 and has grown rapidly to power social on over 100,000 websites in 190 countries. They have had the honor of being named one of Top 25 Canadian Up and Coming ICT Companies by Branham Group. They are partnered with Google, Amazon, Mozilla, and Microsoft and are funded by amazing venture capitalists: The Accelerate Fund, BDC Capital, Real Ventures, and Yaletown Venture Partners.
Web Site: www.loginradius.com
Facebook: facebook.com/loginradius
Twitter: @loginradius
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