Silobreaker Nails Swedish Armed Forces Deal

October 28, 2009

Silobreaker is an interesting service. The company offers a system plus content that delivers customized reports, search, and real-time analytics. A number of companies have been working overtime to shift from a laundry list of results to more meaningful presentations of information. Readers of this Web log know that I have been enthusiastic about the Silobreaker approach.

i learned today via Marketwire that the company landed the Swedish Armed Forces as a customer. “Silobreaker Offers News Intelligence Software to Corporate and Government Customers. Delivers Silobreaker Enterprise Software Suite to Swedish Armed Forces” said:

Having built powerful search and analysis capabilities, Silobreaker’s software handles text, video, images, and other multimedia content and presents results to customers through a variety of rich graphics including Network, InFocus, 360, Hot Spots, and Trends. The robust software also links into existing and complex enterprise taxonomies, thesauri, languages, and other internal data to provide customers with market and industry specific results. To see a video presentation, please visit YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-B-08b7_ukY&hd=1.

For more information, point your browser to http://www.silobreaker.com.

Stephen Arnold, October 28, 2009

Alas! No one paid me to write this news story. Life is cruel.

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under News, Search, Technology

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