Posted by Dave Danielson
in News,
Press Release on March 15, 2011
Distributed System of Intelligent Software Agents for Discovering the Meaning of Text FRANKLIN, Tenn.– March 15, 2011 –Digital Reasoning™, the leader in complex, large scale unstructured data analytics, today announced it has been issued United States patent #7,882,055 for its distributed system of intelligent software agents for discovering the meaning in text. The pioneering invention
Posted by Dave Danielson
in Press Release on January 9, 2011
Digital Reasoning will be one of the featured companies speaking and exhibiting at the Strata conference sponsored by O’Reilly media. This is the first conference that will focus exclusively on the challenges and opportunities of enterprise “Big Data”. We are excited that two of our executives will be speaking at this inaugural Big Data conference
Posted by Dave Danielson
in Press Release on December 6, 2010
The Leading Entity-Oriented Analytics Solution with Unprecedented Scalability FRANKLIN, Tenn.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Digital Reasoning™ Systems Inc., the leader in complex, large scale unstructured data analytics announced Synthesys v3.0, the latest release of their flagship solution for cloud-scale analytics in government and commercial markets. Synthesys v3.0 builds upon Digital Reasoning’s tradition of innovative software advances in achieving automated understanding
Posted by Jason Beck
in Press Release on October 6, 2010
FRANKLIN, Tenn. & AUSTIN, Texas (BUSINESS WIRE)– Digital Reasoning™ Systems Inc., the leader in complex, large scale unstructured data analytics, and Riptano®, the company providing software, support and training for Apache™ Cassandra, announced a partnership to advance the deployment of cloud-scale analytics solutions in government and commercial markets. Cassandra is the leading scalable and high
Posted by Dave Danielson
in Blog on December 9, 2010
CEO Tim Estes’ note: Industry Analyst Pete Mancini from nectarineimpllc.com recently shared his interaction at a Meetup in Bellvue, WA where semantic extensions to Wikimedia were being discussed. Pete shared his discussion about the challenges of using ontologies in text analytics – specifically accuracy. I thought he captured the issues so well, I asked him to
Posted by Bill Day
in Blog on August 17, 2010
Understanding the customer and how to determine their “real” requirements. On the surface, requirements gathering would seem to be a rather simple process of just sitting down with the customer and asking them what they want. It’s been my experience, however, that requirements are a lot like minerals found in nature. They are rarely found
Posted by in Blog on August 5, 2010
Adequate communications with BOTH the customer and the project team is key. Communications is a critical component of any successful project. It governs not only how well the project team works together, but also impacts the public perception of how well the project is going. Communications is a multi-faceted function that serves a variety of
Posted by Harry Schultz
in Blog on July 27, 2010
Earlier this year, Alex Handy wrote an intriguing article on exploring the future of data analysis, which In this article Handy compared and contrasted two approaches to understanding the ever-increasing stream of data. One approach depends upon building “exoskeletal systems”, which enhance human comprehension. Hardy draws connections to this solution and “Iron Man”. The other
Posted by Dave Danielson
in Blog on May 26, 2010
“Security through Obscurity” is a term often used to refer to security provided by keeping details of a system secret, or by making a system so obtuse that it is difficult to determine how it works, thus hiding its vulnerabilities. Unfortunately, I believe that there is also an application of this term to the need
Posted by in Blog on March 22, 2010
“Common Sense” Project Management (Part 2) (Strong project leadership and enlightened “people” management.) I almost consider the term “project manager” a misnomer. Successful projects are “led”, not “managed”. Projects are too dynamic to lend themselves to just being managed. What are the hallmarks of a good project leader? I believe that a strong leader possesses
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