SageTea Software
SageTea Software is a software company that helps transform complex databases into simpler and faster databases. SageTea is an acronym that stands for State, Activity, Group, Element, Transition, Event, and Action. The company’s main product is the Text to Software. It reads and creates custom applications with the use of natural language.
History[edit]
SageTea was founded in 2007, with co-founder Scott McGregor. The company is based in Ottawa, Canada, and has been in business for more than a decade.
SageTea works closely with various universities and has partnerships with businesses, like Cobalt Speech and Language, Willis College, and also the University of New Brunswick’s Faculty of Computer Science.[1]
In 2019 SageTea filed a claim that Employment and Social Development Canada (ESCD) was using intellectual property without paying for the licensing fees. ESCD denied all claims and countersued, claiming that SageTea inappropriately used the federal government's data to develop its own proprietary software.[2]
Patents[edit]
Its first patent helps transform complex databases into simpler and faster databases. SageTea is an acronym that stands for State, Activity, Group, Element, Transition, Event, and Action. It is based on a subset of the UML modeling language and is a system and method to transform a complex database into a simple, faster, and equivalent database. SAGETEA was first patented by a Canadian inventor named David Long on June 7, 2016.[3]
It is used as a method for the automatic translation of software system requirements from their source directly into a self-maintaining system--capable of changing its structure in order to represent any database schema and data dynamically.
The company's patents include,
- SAGETEA (2013) - 1545538[4]
- TEXT TO SOFTWARE (2014) - 1590351[5]
- System and Method to Transform a Complex Database Into a Simple, Faster, and Equivalent Database (2014 application) - 20140129514
- System and method to transform a complex database into a simple, faster, and equivalent database (2016) - 9,361,324[6]
Text to Software[edit]
The company’s main product is called Text to Software. It reads text and creates custom applications with the use of natural language.
Text to Software is a patented software development tool that reads text and makes custom applications using natural language.
References[edit]
- ↑ "Our Company – SageTea Software". Retrieved 2020-12-18.
- ↑ Lord, Craig (August 22, 2019). "Ottawa's SageTea sues feds, alleging 'unlawful' use of proprietary AI tech". Ottawa Business Journal. Retrieved 18 December 2020.
- ↑ 9361324, Long, David Alexander Harry & CA, "United States Patent: 9361324 - System and method to transform a complex database into a simple, faster, and equivalent database", issued June 7, 2016
- ↑ "Canadian Trademarks Details: SAGETEA — 1545538 - Canadian Trademarks Database - Intellectual property and copyright - Canadian Intellectual Property Office - Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada".
- ↑ "Canadian Trademarks Details: TEXT TO SOFTWARE — 1590351 - Canadian Trademarks Database - Intellectual property and copyright - Canadian Intellectual Property Office - Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada".
- ↑ 9361324, Long, David Alexander Harry & CA, "United States Patent: 9361324 - System and method to transform a complex database into a simple, faster, and equivalent database", issued June 7, 2016
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