Unified Information Access Blog

Welcome to Attivio's Unified Information Access Blog. Join us for discussions on topics ranging from enterprise search solutions, information access insights, Agile software development methodology to programming with Java. We hope you'll find the articles informative and participate in the discussions by leaving a comment.

Share


webinar-voice-of-the-customer.pngAs businesses aim to cut costs and focus on customer retention it is more important than ever to ensure you have the right technology in place to help you drive sound business decisions.

In conjunction with the release of the whitepaper "Better Customer Insight, Better Bottom Line", Attivio's CTO Sid Probstein provides insights on the topic of Voice of the Customer, the importance of having the right information access technology in place and he gives an overview of how Attivio's Active Intelligence Engine can be used to solve these complex problems.

Click here to watch the recording in its entirety.

Trackback(0)
Comments (0)add comment

Write comment
smaller | bigger

security image
Write the displayed characters


busy

Attivio on LinkedIn

 

blue-rss-icon.png

Enter your email address:

 

Articles by Date

Recent Posts

Thinking Like a Tester

As a member of what was back then, just a three-person QA team, my heart sank when I read the title of one of our early...
Read More...

What AIE and unified information access mean for developers

There has been a lot of press recently on unified information access and how it enables business users and IT staff to reduce the time it takes to provide...
Read More...

The (Real) Semantic Web Requires Machine Learning

The (Real) Semantic Web Requires Machine Learning
We think about the semantic web in two complementary (and equivalent) ways. It can be viewed as: • A large set of subject-verb-object triples, where...
Read More...

More on Triples and Graphs

More on Triples and Graphs
One of the follow-up questions I've received regarding the post on Triples...
Read More...
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8