Trusted partner in managed data preparation services
Trusted partner in managed data preparation services
Digital Divide Data (DDD) delivers ML data solutions and content services to Fortune 500 companies and the world’s leading academic institutions. DDD is unique in its ability to deliver end-to-end data creation, curation, labeling and annotation services, regardless of scale, with a guaranteed level of quality. Founded in 2001, Digital Divide Data is a New York-based non-profit with the vision of using technology and digital skills to bridge the gap between economically and socially marginalized populations and employment opportunities that lead to a sustainable and viable future.
Annual Reports
2023
A landmark year for DDD with remarkable growth in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning business.
Investing in our people and harnessing the power of technology.
Building AI driven future
2022
Bouncing back, reenergized and driven
Industry feature: Social impact-powered Autonomous Driving
Boeing and DDD: 14 years of fueling impact and change
2021
DDD celebrates 20 years of transforming lives
Successful spin off of Liberty Source
Expansion of Machine Learning (ML) and AI business
2020
Successfully transitioned 902 staff to remote work
Impacted over 7,500 youth
Achieved strong financial performance of $14 million in earned revenue
2019
Impacted over 7,000 youth
Reached $15 million in revenue
Launched Career Connect in Cambodia and Training Center in Laos to expand impact beyond DDD
News Updates
Check out news, stories, and updates from our team, partners and supporters.
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We are proud to announce our partnership with V7, a leading visual data annotation platform for enterprise AI. We believe that this partnership is a great example of how AI can be both impactful and ethical.
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Read how a facility-based data collection and process allows for a simple and cost-efficient model to baseline status, track progress, and measure the social impact of investments.
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Digital Divide Data (DDD) is proud to announce the continuation of its partnership with The Boeing Company. This year, Boeing’s support goes towards the continuous recruitment and skills training of an even greater number of Kenyan youth, despite the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The partnership supports the online delivery of DDD’s core Work-Study Program, which provides participants with training in business English, soft skills and technology (BEST), in addition to tertiary education support and employment. The partnership will also give Kenyan youth opportunities to work in projects that will hone their technical skills relevant to a post-pandemic environment.
Boeing has been partnering with DDD for the past 12 years. DDD has supported over 7,700 youth, including 1,200 current staff and associates, and indirectly served about 10,000 individuals in Cambodia, Laos, and Kenya. Boeing’s support helps DDD to continue developing educational and employment opportunities for disadvantaged youth in Africa and Asia to help them gain socioeconomic stability and mobility for themselves and their families.
“Our impact and business model have undoubtedly grown over the years but, at its heart, DDD remains the same. We continue to believe in a shared destiny, and that each of us can help make the world a fairer place. DDD is thankful for Boeing’s continued support in this mission, and we’re excited for our next 12 years or more,” said DDD CEO and founder, Jeremy Hockenstein.
“It is a core principle of Boeing to invest in the development and education of local talent and to support economic inclusion,” said Kuljit Ghata-Aura, President of Boeing Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META). “The previous years of our partnership with DDD have been very successful – for the young people and for Boeing. That’s why we’re eager to expand the program and allow even more young Kenyans to prepare for future jobs.”
DDD has also been able to expand its machine learning (ML) tagging services for sustainable agricultural technology (AgTech) companies in Africa. Through field data collection, program consulting, data preparation, and ML Operations support, DDD’s ML tagging services are helping AgTech clients take their ideas all the way from conception to development and beyond.
DDD has established itself as a key player in data preparation services. As innovation in technology continues to rise and the dependence on ML and AI capabilities grows, Boeing and DDD’s continued partnership has become more vital than ever.
“As DDD and Boeing forge ahead, we look forward to continuing our work to provide better futures for underserved populations, enabling their youth to find a lifetime of opportunity through education and employment in the Tech industry.”
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We are proud to have made the list of 100 Corporate-Ready Social Enterprises along with many fantastic organizations!
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We are excited to announce DDD's second spin out of a successful social enterprise. Founded by DDD in 2014, Liberty Source's mission has been to provide jobs to military spouses; we look forward to the next phase of growth for Liberty Source in partnership with Two Sigma.
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Join DDD's Sameer Raina with Amazon Web Services (AWS) Rachel Rogers about how DDD is leveraging cloud technologies for workforce development and to preserve artefacts all over the world.
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Over 10 million of Kenya’s archaeological and paleontological artefacts from their collection will be available to access online after three American data service companies—Digital Divide Data (DDD), Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Intel—digitised them.
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Kenyans will soon have digital access to thousands of artefacts from the National Museums of Kenya (NMK) from anywhere in the world thanks to the work of Digital Divide Data (DDD) for digitizing the content and Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Intel for their support.
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The National Museums of Kenya entered into an agreement with Digital Divide Data (DDD), a nonprofit organisation that specialises in digitisation, data sciences, and social research services, Amazon Web Services (AWS),and Intel to build a cloud-based digital archive.
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Join DDD's Jeremy Hockenstein and Sopheap Im with CultureLab's Aga Bajer about how important it is for an organisation to have a meaningful mission and purpose. Can a meaningful social mission help you grow your business and win in the marketplace? Digital Divide Data (DDD) proves that it can.
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One year ago, the Global Impact Sourcing Challenge launched with the goal of creating jobs for those most in need through the power of procurement and global supply chains. 17 GISC member companies have pledged to hire more than 25,000 new impact workers by the end of 2020.
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