Datadog acquired CoScreen, the collaboration platform for technical teams.
This acquisition will bring new capabilities to the Datadog platform that help engineers share their screens and work together during incident and security response, pair programming, prototyping, debugging and other activities in an integrated, joint workspace.
Engineers often collaborate with each other over code, commands in terminal windows and data on dashboards. CoScreen is built specifically for the daily workflows of engineers and enables active collaboration by allowing many users to simultaneously share and control apps with their team.
“Bringing teams together has always been Datadog’s core mission,” said Ilan Rabinovitch, SVP of Product and Community at Datadog. “Adding CoScreen’s real-time communication capabilities helps our customers bring distributed teams closer together and move forward with in-product collaboration. The end result is higher developer productivity, faster incident response and reduced mean time to resolution.”
“Engineering and agile teams are most effective when they have a shared sense of belonging and context—this is true whether team members are colocated in an office or working remotely hundreds of miles apart,” said Till Pieper, CEO of CoScreen. “Our goal with CoScreen has been to create a frictionless and engaging collaboration environment. We couldn’t think of a better partner than Datadog to further this goal and create even deeper and more effective workflows among distributed teams.”
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