Codefix Edge: Start with better data.
Edge Data Integration can cover a lot of ground, including text mining, document mining, web mining, or data mining,
but generally describes any information retrieval service which allows you to comb electronic documents in myriad formats and build a base of useful data. Electronic data can often be processed with relative ease, but time, human error, and Murphy's Law can turn any job into a serious challenge. Whether you want to capture and clean data "in the wild" or clean and restructure existing data, start by seeing what Codefix can do for you.
Most of our customers have tried natural language processing and other software packages with varying degrees of success, but invariably prefer Codefix for two important reasons: practicality and results. Good text analysis software may be expensive, not specific to your need, and require a good deal of user learning, software heuristics, and configuration; in many cases, it's simply good sense to hire someone to bring results you can use immediately. The other reason to choose Codefix is that we excel in coping with the spotty, irregular text that trips up generic processors (cf. noisy text analytics); misspellings, grammatical errors, punctuation errors, and even scrambled word order are all par for the course. We've seen it all— choose Codefix and benefit from our experience; edge ahead of your competition by starting with higher quality data.
Case Studies:
Codefix Consulting created and maintains the processing engine which powers Bidlink Software Systems' defense market data acquisition. Since 2003 we've helped them collect millions of solicitation and award documents from U.S. military procurement centers, which are processed at up to 20,000 documents per hour; our ability to cope with changing forms, bad input, incomplete and even contradictory data has helped Bidlink to become the industry leader in defense market data. What can we do for your business?
Laboratory chemical analysis reports collated and summarized by Codefix were used decisively in winning a $330 million settlement between Murphy Oil Corp. and about 6,000 New Orleans homeowners whose houses were flooded with 25,000 barrels of oil from a storage tank that floated off its foundation during Hurricane Katrina. |
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