Expert System, a leading company in the development of semantic software for the strategic management of information and big data, listed on the AIM market of Borsa Italiana, was once again included in the list of the "100 most important companies in knowledge management".
The list, edited by the prestigious American magazine KMWorld, a worldwide point of reference for the best and most innovative technologies and experiences in the knowledge management sector, rewards companies that differ in their creative approach to customer needs and in the advanced features of the products offered within the scope of the knowledge management.
“Being on the list of the 100 most valuable companies in the knowledgemanagement it is a prestigious award because the evaluation is based on the best of innovation, creativity and technical features,” said Sandra Haimila, editor of KMWorld. “The 100 selected companies stand out by offering solutions designed to help users and customers find what they need when and where they need it… and what they really need is the ability to access, analyze and share the fundamental knowledge for the business.”
Expert System software for accessing information and managing big data is based on Cogito semantic technology, which allows you to apply human understanding of language and the analysis of the meaning of texts on a large scale. More than just software, in fact, Cogito is a fundamental tool for understanding, distilling and distinguishing in real time what is important and thus enabling organizations to enhance decision-making processes.
“We are delighted to have been recognized by KMWorld for the activities and continued commitment to enhance our knowledge management applications,” said Luca Scagliarini, CMO, Expert System. “Working with some of the largest customer-oriented companies in the world, we are constantly challenged to consolidate our leadership by maintaining the very high degree of innovation that distinguishes us and continuing to offer our customers a technology that truly can effectively govern the unstoppable growth of unstructured information.”
