As the quantity of content and data scattered across organisations grows, businesses are struggling more and more to leverage this hidden, diffused and therefore often untapped knowledge. This is a problem; without this knowledge, businesses will struggle to do crucial things like highlight trends, reinforce learning, and build new strategies. It is no wonder, then, that the Global Enterprise Search market is booming, being expected to grow as large as $8 billion by the end of the decade.
Founded in 2002, Sinequa has established itself as a recognised leader in this market. In a nutshell, its AI technology enables users to find enterprise information quickly and effectively, driving innovation, efficiency, and productivity for businesses. With a focus on giving professionally relevant insights, it works with major international businesses such as GSK and EDF, as well as a host of other big names.
More recently, Sinequa's focus has been on its product offering and differentiating itself through the use of deep learning. An example if this is the 2022 addition of a neural search function in collaboration with Microsoft Azure and Nvidia teams. The company has also developed Workplace Search, a solution that equips its users with fast, effortless retrieval of company knowledge - allowing organizations to bring business-critical information straight to their employees.
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Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle