HackerPulse wants to help enterprises spot engineering bottlenecks

For years, startups have tried to fill various gaps in how enterprises operate to ostensibly improve processes, eliminate grunt work, and help managers identify and address where their teams are wasting time. The latest to join this cohort is HackerPulse, which has built a platform that gives enterprises more information about what their engineering teams are doing so they can spot productivity bottlenecks and resolve inefficiencies. The San Francisco-based company offers a dashboard that integrates with developers tools that engineers use, like GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, in addition to tools like revenue markers or user analytics. HackerPulse then pulls all this information together to help team leaders see where and how their engineering teams are spending their time. The startup says its tool can also help them better build groups of engineers for specific projects. HackerPulse’s co-founder and CEO, Gleb Braverman (pictured above, in the middle), says the tool isn’t meant to ... Read full article.