As the value of refined data to enterprise SaaS products continues to increase, the role of the managers responsible for gathering, processing, and maintaining mission critical data – “DataOps” managers – has become essential. So, who are these new Data Ops professionals and what do they do? In the software
Estimated data gets a bad rap. AI is based on the probable likelihood that something is accurate (based on semantic analysis, training, and probability) and nobody has a problem drinking this Kool-Aid from a firehose. But when it comes to the commercial data that powers enterprise SaaS products, product managers
Inc. Magazine just announced that Information Evolution is No. 4312 on their annual list of the 5,000 fastest-growing private companies in America. This recognition is based on our growth over the past few years, and for that we are deeply thankful to the innovative software companies that trusted us with
It’s easy to dismiss the hubbub around AI as a classic case of overenthusiasm based on fear and greed. Inside Information Evolution’s R&D Department we know better. We found typical costs savings from re-engineering existing processes to be more than 20%, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Speed:
One of the more standard requests we get here is to take a CRM database and add ‘More Like This’ records. In other words, adding prospective new customers that are almost exactly like your current customers. The process is typically one of analyzing the CRM database for key metrics (industry
Performing research and development on the design of new data supply chains is tricky. There are multiple emerging technologies at any given time, and testing new applications and tools (like AI) is a process that involves multiple experiments to improve the varied components of these complex, multiple-stage processes. These efforts
We started IEI in 2007 with a simple premise: To help the folks running online information services make sure their data were never out of date so their clients always had a great user experience. After almost eight years in business, we have achieved our goal and we thought we’d
Information Evolution reached its fifth anniversary at the end of 2012. I’d like to take a moment to talk about where we came from and where we are going. Partners not Vendors Our model from the beginning was to be more than just a trusted partner for our customers. We
Connotate, Inc., the leading provider of solutions that help organizations monitor and collect data and content from the Web, today announced a strategic services partnership with Information Evolution, Inc. (IEI). The alliance will help small- to medium-sized businesses take advantage of the benefits of Big Data without devoting extensive human
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