Domo Announces Winners in Inaugural Higher Education Student Data Case Competition

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Domo (DOMO) announces Utah State University students as winners of Higher Education Student Case Competition, developing data solutions for healthcare industry. Winners received $30,000 in prizes, second-place team from Utah State University earned $15,000, and third-place team from Northwestern University earned $5,000. Domo Chief Data Officer Mohammed Aaser congratulates participants and emphasizes the importance of leveraging data to solve real healthcare problems. Finalist teams were given challenges from Domo customer Regional One Health and instructed to use the Domo platform to develop innovative solutions. Regional One Health CEO Niranjani Radhakrishnan expresses excitement about the competition results and looks forward to implementing the ideas. Domo for Higher Education program offers tools, training, and resources for educators and students interested in leveraging Domo for business intelligence and analytics courses.

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• Utah State University students won $30,000 in prizes for developing exceptional data experiences for the healthcare industry
• Domo Chief Data Officer emphasized the importance of leveraging data to solve real healthcare problems
• Finalist teams were given real-world challenges from Domo customer Regional One Health and instructed to use the Domo platform to develop innovative solutions
• Domo for Higher Education program offers tools, training, and resources for educators and students interested in leveraging Domo for business intelligence and analytics courses

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SILICON SLOPES, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Today Domo (Nasdaq: DOMO) announced Utah State University students Brigham Cook, Christopher Harris, Oliver Heady and Rylie Swanson as the winners of Domo’s Higher Education Student Case Competition, which included over 35 teams from colleges and universities from across the U.S. The Utah State University students won $30,000 in prizes for developing exceptional data experiences that can help solve unique problems in the healthcare industry.

The second-place team, also from Utah State University, earned $15,000 in prizes and the third-place team from the Kellogg School of Business at Northwestern University earned $5,000 in prizes. All students were judged on several criteria: Domo knowledge, use of Domo tools, overall presentation, and meeting case study objectives.

“I want to extend my heartfelt congratulations to all the participants in our first-ever Student Case Competition, along with a special shout out to our top teams from Utah State University and Northwestern University. We created this competition to encourage students to thoughtfully and creatively leverage data using the Domo data experience platform, and develop new, meaningful solutions to real healthcare problems,” said Mohammed Aaser, chief data officer, Domo. “The work from Brigham, Christopher, Oliver and Rylie at Utah State University stood out as the most thoughtful application of data in this contest, and I congratulate them for their vision and work.”

Ten finalist teams comprised of undergraduate and graduate students from some of the top colleges and universities across the country were given current, real-world challenges from Domo customer Regional One Health, a Level 1 Trauma Center and national leader in healthcare. The student teams were instructed to use the Domo platform and Regional One’s information to develop innovative solutions for some of the most pressing problems in healthcare.

“We have been amazed at the incredible work of these students that participated in Domo’s inaugural Student Case Competition. Our team at Regional One Health is excited to dig into many of the ideas that resulted from the competition,” said Niranjani Radhakrishnan, CEO at Regional One Health Solutions, LLC. “We congratulate the winners and all finalists from across the country and look forward to watching them change the world using the power of data and Domo.”

Educators and students interested in leveraging Domo, and training on the latest in data science and technology can take advantage of Domo for Higher Education. This no-cost program provides tools, training and resources to complement and support business intelligence and analytics courses in higher education institutions and provide students with the necessary skills to multiply their impact as they enter the job market. To learn more about Domo for Higher Education, visit: www.domo.com/industries/higher-education.

About Domo

Domo puts data to work for everyone so they can multiply their impact on the business. Our cloud-native data experience platform goes beyond traditional business intelligence and analytics, making data visible and actionable with user-friendly dashboards and apps. Underpinned by AI, data science and a secure data foundation that connects with existing cloud and legacy systems, Domo helps companies optimize critical business processes at scale and in record time to spark the bold curiosity that powers exponential business results.

For more information, visit www.domo.com. You can also follow Domo on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Domo is a registered trademark of Domo, Inc.

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Cynthia Cowen

PR@domo.com

Source: Domo

FAQ

What is the name of the company mentioned in the press release and its ticker symbol?

The company mentioned is Domo and its ticker symbol is DOMO.

What were the prizes awarded to the winners of the Higher Education Student Case Competition?

The winners received $30,000 in prizes, the second-place team earned $15,000, and the third-place team earned $5,000.

What was the focus of the student case competition announced by Domo?

The student teams were instructed to develop innovative solutions for real-world challenges in the healthcare industry using the Domo platform.

What is the Domo for Higher Education program and who can benefit from it?

The Domo for Higher Education program provides tools, training, and resources for educators and students interested in leveraging Domo for business intelligence and analytics courses.