"WalkMe has developed only 30% of our product vision," Sweary said. "We are moving towards more data and being more tech driven to provide a more sophisticated picture of how your products work. We use data to understand the possibilities of the software and what people use, and what they do not use." " WalkMe demonstrates tremendous value in helping employees and customers better adopt technology," said Jeff Horing, Managing Director, Insight Venture Partners, said in a statement. "The WalkMe team has an acute awareness of the digitization challenges facing every enterprise, and we look forward to our continued partnership as they fuel their strength in this market." WalkMe's funding comes on the heels of two other significant funding rounds for other Israeli startups this week: Iguazio, another big data play, raised $33 million ; and SimilarWeb, a competitive intelligence platform for online businesses, raised $47 million. Updated with more detail on the valuation