Information Analytics

In many ways, compliance is the cost of doing business. It doesn’t generate revenue, but it is an essential part of operating effectively as a business today. Whether it’s industry specific regulations, or the standout regulation of our time – GDPR - we are all acutely aware of the damage, both reputational and financial, that non-compliance can cause.

US startup Intelus is hosting an open beta for companies seeking a no-code, no-data-science platform it says can be used to build custom artificial intelligence models quickly and at a fraction of the cost of incumbent practices.

Worldwide artificial intelligence (AI) software revenue is forecast to total $US62.5 billion in 2022, an increase of 21.3% from 2021, according to a new forecast from Gartner, Inc.

Komprise has introduced a new way to search file and object data across clouds, Komprise Deep Analytics Actions. It promises a systematic way to find specific data across hybrid cloud storage silos and move just the right subset of data to rapidly feed data pipelines.

According to new global research from Digital Intelligence company ABBYY, 6-in-10 (61%) employees say their job is made more difficult through trouble accessing data in documents and nearly a quarter (24%) lose a full day of productivity per week searching documents for information they need to serve customers.

Monte Carlo, a data reliability company, has announced Insights, a new capability that helps companies understand which data is most important for the business, and in turn increase data trust.

EDM Council, a cross-industry trade association for data management and analytics, has released its first research report providing first-hand insights and recommendations for implementing best practices related to environmental, social and governance (ESG) data management for corporate reporting entities.

NZ developer of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and text analytics technology, Pingar, has announced a partnership with Graphologi’s knowledge graph solutions.

All Intelligent Document Processing begins with a document - a collection of one or more pages. Pages form the basis of all the processing that the IDP platforms perform to make sense of data. Though most of the focus of ‘intelligence’ in IDP refers to how you make sense of data, you will be surprised how much Intelligence is used on a page before it is ready for data extraction.

IDM asked Micro Focus Regional Director Brandon Voigt to expand on the new cloud File Analysis Suite (FAS) offering in the region and what it means for the evolution of Enterprise Content Management.

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