Patrick Tucker of The Futurist has published an article on Stringray.  He focuses on Stringray's ability to sort out meaningful information from large amounts of data. -- http://bit.ly/1FGs7V

Thanks to all of you who came by our booth and attended our presentation.  It was really a tremendous week and we're happy to have had the chance to share ideas.  We had some requests for copies of our presentation so we've attached it and some of our other conference materials.

 Presentation Slides
 Brochure
 Poster

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

Stingray Explorer is now available online for use in three document sets.  The first is the archives of Enron's email.  The second is a set of movie scripts from IMSDb.  The third is the King James Bible.  Notice how Stingray dissects the vocabulary of each set differently.  How does the concept of 'money' vary in movies and how is that different from it's use at work, or church?  Register to try the demo and find out.

Try Stingray Explorer

Thanks to the many of you that helped kick around the first Stingray demo.  Your time spent testing, as well as your feedback, has really helped us to solidify our product. We are now lifting the invite-only status, all are now welcome to come and give Stingray a try.

If you haven’t had a chance to test drive Stingray, head over to the Products page and sign in.  We currently have a demonstration of Stingray Explorer, which has indexed Wikipedia. Additional product demonstrations will be added soon.

Stingray is capable of understanding documents at a conceptual level.  If you need to dig through large amounts of unstructured data, Stingray is the search technology you need.

Stingray is able to dynamically discover concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

Suggestion: Stingray dynamically discovers concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

We're in live mode.  The demo of StingrayExplorer is now available to anyone you invite to the site.  Currently invites are restricted to staff.

Enjoy...

We're happy to announce that our flagship technology, Stingray, is now in private beta.  

Stingray is a concept aware information technology.  It is capable of forming a conceptual understanding of documents that it reads.  We've demonstrated this by having it think Wikipedia over and allowing you to explore it using concepts.

This technology lays the foundation for our next product in the Stingray suite, StingrayNews, which is now under development.

We're looking forward to having you involved.

Patrick Tucker of The Futurist has published an article on Stringray.  He focuses on Stringray's ability to sort out meaningful information from large amounts of data. -- http://bit.ly/1FGs7V

Thanks to all of you who came by our booth and attended our presentation.  It was really a tremendous week and we're happy to have had the chance to share ideas.  We had some requests for copies of our presentation so we've attached it and some of our other conference materials.

 Presentation Slides
 Brochure
 Poster

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

Stingray Explorer is now available online for use in three document sets.  The first is the archives of Enron's email.  The second is a set of movie scripts from IMSDb.  The third is the King James Bible.  Notice how Stingray dissects the vocabulary of each set differently.  How does the concept of 'money' vary in movies and how is that different from it's use at work, or church?  Register to try the demo and find out.

Try Stingray Explorer

Thanks to the many of you that helped kick around the first Stingray demo.  Your time spent testing, as well as your feedback, has really helped us to solidify our product. We are now lifting the invite-only status, all are now welcome to come and give Stingray a try.

If you haven’t had a chance to test drive Stingray, head over to the Products page and sign in.  We currently have a demonstration of Stingray Explorer, which has indexed Wikipedia. Additional product demonstrations will be added soon.

Stingray is capable of understanding documents at a conceptual level.  If you need to dig through large amounts of unstructured data, Stingray is the search technology you need.

Stingray is able to dynamically discover concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

Suggestion: Stingray dynamically discovers concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

We're in live mode.  The demo of StingrayExplorer is now available to anyone you invite to the site.  Currently invites are restricted to staff.

Enjoy...

We're happy to announce that our flagship technology, Stingray, is now in private beta.  

Stingray is a concept aware information technology.  It is capable of forming a conceptual understanding of documents that it reads.  We've demonstrated this by having it think Wikipedia over and allowing you to explore it using concepts.

This technology lays the foundation for our next product in the Stingray suite, StingrayNews, which is now under development.

We're looking forward to having you involved.

Patrick Tucker of The Futurist has published an article on Stringray.  He focuses on Stringray's ability to sort out meaningful information from large amounts of data. -- http://bit.ly/1FGs7V

Thanks to all of you who came by our booth and attended our presentation.  It was really a tremendous week and we're happy to have had the chance to share ideas.  We had some requests for copies of our presentation so we've attached it and some of our other conference materials.

 Presentation Slides
 Brochure
 Poster

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

Stingray Explorer is now available online for use in three document sets.  The first is the archives of Enron's email.  The second is a set of movie scripts from IMSDb.  The third is the King James Bible.  Notice how Stingray dissects the vocabulary of each set differently.  How does the concept of 'money' vary in movies and how is that different from it's use at work, or church?  Register to try the demo and find out.

Try Stingray Explorer

Thanks to the many of you that helped kick around the first Stingray demo.  Your time spent testing, as well as your feedback, has really helped us to solidify our product. We are now lifting the invite-only status, all are now welcome to come and give Stingray a try.

If you haven’t had a chance to test drive Stingray, head over to the Products page and sign in.  We currently have a demonstration of Stingray Explorer, which has indexed Wikipedia. Additional product demonstrations will be added soon.

Stingray is capable of understanding documents at a conceptual level.  If you need to dig through large amounts of unstructured data, Stingray is the search technology you need.

Stingray is able to dynamically discover concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

Suggestion: Stingray dynamically discovers concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

We're in live mode.  The demo of StingrayExplorer is now available to anyone you invite to the site.  Currently invites are restricted to staff.

Enjoy...

We're happy to announce that our flagship technology, Stingray, is now in private beta.  

Stingray is a concept aware information technology.  It is capable of forming a conceptual understanding of documents that it reads.  We've demonstrated this by having it think Wikipedia over and allowing you to explore it using concepts.

This technology lays the foundation for our next product in the Stingray suite, StingrayNews, which is now under development.

We're looking forward to having you involved.

Patrick Tucker of The Futurist has published an article on Stringray.  He focuses on Stringray's ability to sort out meaningful information from large amounts of data. -- http://bit.ly/1FGs7V

Thanks to all of you who came by our booth and attended our presentation.  It was really a tremendous week and we're happy to have had the chance to share ideas.  We had some requests for copies of our presentation so we've attached it and some of our other conference materials.

 Presentation Slides
 Brochure
 Poster

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

Stingray Explorer is now available online for use in three document sets.  The first is the archives of Enron's email.  The second is a set of movie scripts from IMSDb.  The third is the King James Bible.  Notice how Stingray dissects the vocabulary of each set differently.  How does the concept of 'money' vary in movies and how is that different from it's use at work, or church?  Register to try the demo and find out.

Try Stingray Explorer

Thanks to the many of you that helped kick around the first Stingray demo.  Your time spent testing, as well as your feedback, has really helped us to solidify our product. We are now lifting the invite-only status, all are now welcome to come and give Stingray a try.

If you haven’t had a chance to test drive Stingray, head over to the Products page and sign in.  We currently have a demonstration of Stingray Explorer, which has indexed Wikipedia. Additional product demonstrations will be added soon.

Stingray is capable of understanding documents at a conceptual level.  If you need to dig through large amounts of unstructured data, Stingray is the search technology you need.

Stingray is able to dynamically discover concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

Suggestion: Stingray dynamically discovers concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

We're in live mode.  The demo of StingrayExplorer is now available to anyone you invite to the site.  Currently invites are restricted to staff.

Enjoy...

We're happy to announce that our flagship technology, Stingray, is now in private beta.  

Stingray is a concept aware information technology.  It is capable of forming a conceptual understanding of documents that it reads.  We've demonstrated this by having it think Wikipedia over and allowing you to explore it using concepts.

This technology lays the foundation for our next product in the Stingray suite, StingrayNews, which is now under development.

We're looking forward to having you involved.

Patrick Tucker of The Futurist has published an article on Stringray.  He focuses on Stringray's ability to sort out meaningful information from large amounts of data. -- http://bit.ly/1FGs7V

Thanks to all of you who came by our booth and attended our presentation.  It was really a tremendous week and we're happy to have had the chance to share ideas.  We had some requests for copies of our presentation so we've attached it and some of our other conference materials.

 Presentation Slides
 Brochure
 Poster

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

Stingray Explorer is now available online for use in three document sets.  The first is the archives of Enron's email.  The second is a set of movie scripts from IMSDb.  The third is the King James Bible.  Notice how Stingray dissects the vocabulary of each set differently.  How does the concept of 'money' vary in movies and how is that different from it's use at work, or church?  Register to try the demo and find out.

Try Stingray Explorer

Thanks to the many of you that helped kick around the first Stingray demo.  Your time spent testing, as well as your feedback, has really helped us to solidify our product. We are now lifting the invite-only status, all are now welcome to come and give Stingray a try.

If you haven’t had a chance to test drive Stingray, head over to the Products page and sign in.  We currently have a demonstration of Stingray Explorer, which has indexed Wikipedia. Additional product demonstrations will be added soon.

Stingray is capable of understanding documents at a conceptual level.  If you need to dig through large amounts of unstructured data, Stingray is the search technology you need.

Stingray is able to dynamically discover concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

Suggestion: Stingray dynamically discovers concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

We're in live mode.  The demo of StingrayExplorer is now available to anyone you invite to the site.  Currently invites are restricted to staff.

Enjoy...

We're happy to announce that our flagship technology, Stingray, is now in private beta.  

Stingray is a concept aware information technology.  It is capable of forming a conceptual understanding of documents that it reads.  We've demonstrated this by having it think Wikipedia over and allowing you to explore it using concepts.

This technology lays the foundation for our next product in the Stingray suite, StingrayNews, which is now under development.

We're looking forward to having you involved.

Patrick Tucker of The Futurist has published an article on Stringray.  He focuses on Stringray's ability to sort out meaningful information from large amounts of data. -- http://bit.ly/1FGs7V

Thanks to all of you who came by our booth and attended our presentation.  It was really a tremendous week and we're happy to have had the chance to share ideas.  We had some requests for copies of our presentation so we've attached it and some of our other conference materials.

 Presentation Slides
 Brochure
 Poster

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

Stingray Explorer is now available online for use in three document sets.  The first is the archives of Enron's email.  The second is a set of movie scripts from IMSDb.  The third is the King James Bible.  Notice how Stingray dissects the vocabulary of each set differently.  How does the concept of 'money' vary in movies and how is that different from it's use at work, or church?  Register to try the demo and find out.

Try Stingray Explorer

Thanks to the many of you that helped kick around the first Stingray demo.  Your time spent testing, as well as your feedback, has really helped us to solidify our product. We are now lifting the invite-only status, all are now welcome to come and give Stingray a try.

If you haven’t had a chance to test drive Stingray, head over to the Products page and sign in.  We currently have a demonstration of Stingray Explorer, which has indexed Wikipedia. Additional product demonstrations will be added soon.

Stingray is capable of understanding documents at a conceptual level.  If you need to dig through large amounts of unstructured data, Stingray is the search technology you need.

Stingray is able to dynamically discover concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

Suggestion: Stingray dynamically discovers concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

We're in live mode.  The demo of StingrayExplorer is now available to anyone you invite to the site.  Currently invites are restricted to staff.

Enjoy...

We're happy to announce that our flagship technology, Stingray, is now in private beta.  

Stingray is a concept aware information technology.  It is capable of forming a conceptual understanding of documents that it reads.  We've demonstrated this by having it think Wikipedia over and allowing you to explore it using concepts.

This technology lays the foundation for our next product in the Stingray suite, StingrayNews, which is now under development.

We're looking forward to having you involved.

Patrick Tucker of The Futurist has published an article on Stringray.  He focuses on Stringray's ability to sort out meaningful information from large amounts of data. -- http://bit.ly/1FGs7V

Thanks to all of you who came by our booth and attended our presentation.  It was really a tremendous week and we're happy to have had the chance to share ideas.  We had some requests for copies of our presentation so we've attached it and some of our other conference materials.

 Presentation Slides
 Brochure
 Poster

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

Stingray Explorer is now available online for use in three document sets.  The first is the archives of Enron's email.  The second is a set of movie scripts from IMSDb.  The third is the King James Bible.  Notice how Stingray dissects the vocabulary of each set differently.  How does the concept of 'money' vary in movies and how is that different from it's use at work, or church?  Register to try the demo and find out.

Try Stingray Explorer

Thanks to the many of you that helped kick around the first Stingray demo.  Your time spent testing, as well as your feedback, has really helped us to solidify our product. We are now lifting the invite-only status, all are now welcome to come and give Stingray a try.

If you haven’t had a chance to test drive Stingray, head over to the Products page and sign in.  We currently have a demonstration of Stingray Explorer, which has indexed Wikipedia. Additional product demonstrations will be added soon.

Stingray is capable of understanding documents at a conceptual level.  If you need to dig through large amounts of unstructured data, Stingray is the search technology you need.

Stingray is able to dynamically discover concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

Suggestion: Stingray dynamically discovers concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

We're in live mode.  The demo of StingrayExplorer is now available to anyone you invite to the site.  Currently invites are restricted to staff.

Enjoy...

We're happy to announce that our flagship technology, Stingray, is now in private beta.  

Stingray is a concept aware information technology.  It is capable of forming a conceptual understanding of documents that it reads.  We've demonstrated this by having it think Wikipedia over and allowing you to explore it using concepts.

This technology lays the foundation for our next product in the Stingray suite, StingrayNews, which is now under development.

We're looking forward to having you involved.

Patrick Tucker of The Futurist has published an article on Stringray.  He focuses on Stringray's ability to sort out meaningful information from large amounts of data. -- http://bit.ly/1FGs7V

Thanks to all of you who came by our booth and attended our presentation.  It was really a tremendous week and we're happy to have had the chance to share ideas.  We had some requests for copies of our presentation so we've attached it and some of our other conference materials.

 Presentation Slides
 Brochure
 Poster

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

Stingray Explorer is now available online for use in three document sets.  The first is the archives of Enron's email.  The second is a set of movie scripts from IMSDb.  The third is the King James Bible.  Notice how Stingray dissects the vocabulary of each set differently.  How does the concept of 'money' vary in movies and how is that different from it's use at work, or church?  Register to try the demo and find out.

Try Stingray Explorer

Thanks to the many of you that helped kick around the first Stingray demo.  Your time spent testing, as well as your feedback, has really helped us to solidify our product. We are now lifting the invite-only status, all are now welcome to come and give Stingray a try.

If you haven’t had a chance to test drive Stingray, head over to the Products page and sign in.  We currently have a demonstration of Stingray Explorer, which has indexed Wikipedia. Additional product demonstrations will be added soon.

Stingray is capable of understanding documents at a conceptual level.  If you need to dig through large amounts of unstructured data, Stingray is the search technology you need.

Stingray is able to dynamically discover concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

Suggestion: Stingray dynamically discovers concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

We're in live mode.  The demo of StingrayExplorer is now available to anyone you invite to the site.  Currently invites are restricted to staff.

Enjoy...

We're happy to announce that our flagship technology, Stingray, is now in private beta.  

Stingray is a concept aware information technology.  It is capable of forming a conceptual understanding of documents that it reads.  We've demonstrated this by having it think Wikipedia over and allowing you to explore it using concepts.

This technology lays the foundation for our next product in the Stingray suite, StingrayNews, which is now under development.

We're looking forward to having you involved.

Patrick Tucker of The Futurist has published an article on Stringray.  He focuses on Stringray's ability to sort out meaningful information from large amounts of data. -- http://bit.ly/1FGs7V

Thanks to all of you who came by our booth and attended our presentation.  It was really a tremendous week and we're happy to have had the chance to share ideas.  We had some requests for copies of our presentation so we've attached it and some of our other conference materials.

 Presentation Slides
 Brochure
 Poster

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

We're a sponsor of the 2009 Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose, June 14-18.  Aaron Barnett will be presenting 'Concept-Aware Information Tools' on Wed 6/17.  Dan Phifer will be presenting 'Stingray: Adaptive Semantic Data Exploration' on the same day.  Stop by our booth for a demo and you could win an iPod.

Stingray Explorer is now available online for use in three document sets.  The first is the archives of Enron's email.  The second is a set of movie scripts from IMSDb.  The third is the King James Bible.  Notice how Stingray dissects the vocabulary of each set differently.  How does the concept of 'money' vary in movies and how is that different from it's use at work, or church?  Register to try the demo and find out.

Try Stingray Explorer

Thanks to the many of you that helped kick around the first Stingray demo.  Your time spent testing, as well as your feedback, has really helped us to solidify our product. We are now lifting the invite-only status, all are now welcome to come and give Stingray a try.

If you haven’t had a chance to test drive Stingray, head over to the Products page and sign in.  We currently have a demonstration of Stingray Explorer, which has indexed Wikipedia. Additional product demonstrations will be added soon.

Stingray is capable of understanding documents at a conceptual level.  If you need to dig through large amounts of unstructured data, Stingray is the search technology you need.

Stingray is able to dynamically discover concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

Suggestion: Stingray dynamically discovers concepts and learns specific vocabularies for any set of documents.

We're in live mode.  The demo of StingrayExplorer is now available to anyone you invite to the site.  Currently invites are restricted to staff.

Enjoy...

We're happy to announce that our flagship technology, Stingray, is now in private beta.  

Stingray is a concept aware information technology.  It is capable of forming a conceptual understanding of documents that it reads.  We've demonstrated this by having it think Wikipedia over and allowing you to explore it using concepts.

This technology lays the foundation for our next product in the Stingray suite, StingrayNews, which is now under development.

We're looking forward to having you involved.