Information Analytics

ProcessMaker Acquires Doculayer IDP

ProcessMaker has announced the acquisition of the intelligent document processing specialist Doculayer, based in Amsterdam. Through the application of machine learning and artificial intelligence, Doculayer can classify and extract meaning and data from documents.  Doculayer’s intelligence can handle not only structured data that resides in known forms and tables, but also completely unstructured data from images, chats, emails, and more.

Open-Source Data Discovery and Observability Platform

Provectus has released its v0.7 update that includes the first iteration of role-based access control (RBAC), along with enhancements to the Ingestion API. Both features are crucial to ensuring a more efficient and effective data governance process.

Komprise adds self-service tools for managing Unstructured Data

The latest release of Komprise Intelligent Data Management introduces self-service features for line of business (LOB) IT, analytics and research teams. Now, central IT can authorize departmental end users to interactively monitor usage metrics, data trends, tag and search data and identify datasets for analytics, tiering and deletion.

Five signs your Data Governance initiative is failing

One: There are different understandings of the terminology within the same organisation

Nividous Launches Enhanced IDP Capabilities

Nividous has recently introduced improvements to its platform's Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) capabilities. These new advancements allow out-of-the-box data extraction from any document type (such as invoices, identity cards, and loan applications) and various formats, including structured, semi-structured, and unstructured.

Perfect storm pushing public sector to AI: Survey

Micro Focus has released the findings of the 2022 Digital Challenges in the Public Sector study, created in partnership with Omdia, which examines the common technology trends facing the Australian public sector. While it was revealed technology investment is increasing across Australia, with more than 50 per cent of respondents anticipating an IT spending rise during the next 18 months, the public sector is facing a perfect storm driven by skills shortages, increased demand, and capabilities of legacy systems. 

Vectara provides Neural Search as a Service

Built by a team of ex-Google technologists and AI scientists, Vectara operationalizes large language models to deliver intent-based search results that are claimed to radically outperform keyword-based systems

Carlsberg taps ABBYY for intelligent document processing

Hundreds of Carlberg Group beers in more than 150 markets will now arrive to their destinations significantly faster using ABBYY intelligent process automation. Carlsberg Group, one of the world’s leading brewery groups, chose ABBYY to automate its order and delivery processes, thereby accelerating time to market and customer satisfaction.

Messagepoint launches AI-based Content Intelligence Platform

Messagepoint has announced the launch of Semantex, its new division providing an artificial intelligence (AI)-based content intelligence platform designed to empower developers tackling complex content-related challenges.

Survey Shows Organizations’ AI Capabilities Lag Far Behind Ambitions

Data integration developer Fivetran has released results of a global survey that shows that although 87 percent of organizations consider artificial intelligence (AI) vital to their business survival, 86 percent say they would struggle to fully trust AI to make all business decisions without human intervention. Ninety percent of respondents report their organizations continue to rely on manual data processes.

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