Ami Enterprise Intelligence Software

March 25, 2014

In a routine update process, one of the goslings came across Ami, a company that offered Ami Enterprise Intelligence 6.0. A quick review of the company’s Web site at www.amisw.com suggested that the company’s last update took place in 2013.

The flagship product in at Version 6.0. The company says:

Enterprise intelligence 6 is a platform for economic intelligence. Designed by AMI, [the system] includes separate modules for the acquisition, analysis and dissemination of information from external sources or internal company content. AMI Enterprise Intelligence is recognized by the community of business intelligence professionals as one of the platforms that ensures the most comprehensive and most innovative business intelligence.

In April 2013, just about one year ago, the company suggests that it participated in the International II SDV Conference. However, the link to the news item returns a 404 error.

Links to the company’s technology on its Web site are working as of March 25, 2014. The company lists four US patents for its core technology. The AMI patent portfolio consists of:

GMIL (Grammatical Markers Independent of Language) (# B-3851)
Enhancing online support (# B-3561)
Language Interface Natural (# B-3563)
Language interface for E-Commerce (# B-3562)

The list on the Ami Web site does not contain hyperlinks, however. The Crunchbase profile for the company and products has not been completed. See, for example, http://bit.ly/1jB16dC.

The company appears to be participating in Documation, March 26 in Paris at CNIT Paris la Défense. See http://bit.ly/1lj1eCV. The company appears to be participating in Documation, March 26 in Paris at CNIT Paris la Défense. See http://bit.ly/1lj1eCV. The company asserts that it has more than 150 customers.

The company, like Lextek, maintains a low profile, although it reports that it has offices in the United Kingdom and Paris.

Stephen E Arnold, March 25, 2014

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

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