Smartlogic, the leader in Content Intelligence solutions, has been named as one of KMWorld’s 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management. This distinction is given to companies with solutions that represent the best in innovation, creativity and functionality as well as a clear understanding of customers’ knowledge management needs.
KM World is the leading information provider serving the Knowledge, Document and Content Management systems market. The judging panel includes industry colleagues, practitioners, theorists, and analysts, who analyze and identify the 100 companies whose products and services best meet the needs of their readership.
“We are honored to be recognized in the KMWorld 2016 100 Companies That Matter list again this year” said Jeremy Bentley, CEO at Smartlogic. “This recognition not only confirms us as thought-leaders in the field of Content Intelligence and Knowledge Management but also demonstrates that the continued commitment to Semaphore by our customers is validated by our peers”.
Smartlogic’s Semaphore is an enterprise-grade Content Intelligence platform that complements an organization’s investment in enterprise search, workflow, analytics and content management systems. Semaphore is the bridge between human language and computers. It extracts the human intelligence from information assets and applies precise and consistent metadata to harmonize information and drive business decisions.
Global organizations in the financial services, oil and gas, healthcare, government, life sciences, high tech manufacturing, media and publishing, and retail industries use Semaphore to manage ontologies and taxonomies, drive automatic classification and provide contextual navigation. With Semaphore, they harmonize data, improve search and retrieval, drive workflows, secure sensitive information, comply with governmental regulations and replace rigid data warehouse systems with flexible solutions in a fraction of the time and cost to improve operations and gain competitive advantage.
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