Archive for May, 2009

2009 Text Analytics Survey

Posted on May 11, 2009. Filed under: BI innovation, Business Intelligence, Content Management, Text Analytics, text mining | Tags: Business Analytics, eDiscovery, recession, survey, Text Analytics, Voice of the Customer |

Several weeks ago, in preparation for the Text Analytics Summit, I deployed a short survey about the state of text analytics. I supplemented the end-user survey with vendor interviews. Here are some of the end-user findings.
First, a few words about the survey itself and who responded to the survey.

I wanted to make the survey short [...]

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The Three C’s – conceptual search, clustering, and categorization

Posted on May 6, 2009. Filed under: Business Intelligence, Content Management, Text Analytics, classification, search | Tags: classification, clustering, conceptual search, Content Management, eDiscovery, Text Analytics |

I recently had the opportunity to speak with Richard Turner, VP of Marketing, at Content Analyst. Content Analyst was originally part of SAIC and spun out about 5 years ago. The company provides content management, eDiscovery, and content workflow solutions to its clients – primarily as an OEM solutions.
The tool set is called CAAT (Content [...]

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