Albuquerque, New Mexico - RS21, a rapidly growing global data science company specializing in IT Services and IT Consulting, announced today that it has successfully raised $3 million in funding. Thayer Ventures, a leading venture capital firm, led the investment round, demonstrating confidence in RS21's innovative approach and potential for significant growth. The funding will be used to fuel the company's expansion and further enhance its data-driven solutions.

Under the visionary leadership of Founder Charles Rath, RS21 harnesses the power of artificial intelligence, design, and modern software development methods to enable organizations to make informed, data-driven decisions that have a positive impact on the world. With an unwavering commitment to providing insightful, intuitive, inspiring, and intellectually honest solutions, RS21 has established itself as a trusted partner for clients seeking to navigate complex data challenges.

Through its comprehensive suite of services, RS21 empowers clients in various industries to achieve their programmatic goals, streamline operations, drive efficiency, reduce costs, and optimize productivity. The company's expertise spans a wide range of sectors, including healthcare, population health, infrastructure resilience, disaster preparedness, supply chain management, and crime analysis. By leveraging data-driven insights, RS21 enables clients to proactively address critical issues and seize opportunities for growth and innovation.

Charles Rath, the Founder of RS21, expressed his gratitude for Thayer Ventures' support and shared his enthusiasm for the company's future. "This funding round marks a significant milestone for RS21. We are thrilled to partner with Thayer Ventures, a renowned investor with a deep understanding of our industry. With this funding, we will continue to push the boundaries of data science and unlock the transformative potential it holds. RS21 is committed to delivering solutions that drive positive change and create a better future for our clients and society as a whole."