Archive for October, 2008
Collaborative BI and Good Data
Collaborative BI is a trend that is beginning to gain momentum. The idea behind it is to make it easier for people in a company (or even outside of the company) to work together to analyze data and share analysis. There are several ways to accomplish this goal – from the simple to more complex.. [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )Leximancer – Concept Maps for Text Analytics and the Customer Insight Portal
I had the opportunity last week to learn more about Leximancer, a text analytics company with its roots in Australia. Leximancer recently moved some of its operations to the U.S. and I had a very interesting conversation with CEO Neil Hartley about the company.
Leximancer was founded in 2005. Its technology is based on [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )Improving Sentiment Analysis in Text Analytics – Lexalytics merges with Infonic
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Jeff Caitlin, CEO of Lexalytics Ltd. about the Lexalytics/Infonic merger. Although the merger occurred several months ago, it was actually good timing, because Jeff could explain a bit more about what is happening with newly merged company, what the products look like, where the company is heading [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )MarketSight 7.0 – Survey Analysis Made Simple
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Michael DeNitto and Mark Budreski from MarketSight about enhancements to the MarketSight platform and future plans. MarketSight is a web-based survey analysis tool. I use it as part of my own toolkit at Hurwitz & Associates. While I am a fairly sophisticated data analyst, what is nice [...]
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