Sintelix Intelligence Software
Sintelix text and data analytics software was originally developed by Semantic Sciences in Australia. Sintelix Pty Ltd was formed in Australia in 2017 to be the company vehicle for the Sintelix software system which had been created by Semantic Sciences Pty Ltd starting in 2008. Its subsidiaries, Sintelix Incorporated LLC and Sintelix Government LLC, handle its business in North America. The ultimate owner of the company is a family and charitable trust.
Sintelix is a text analytics and intelligence platform that uses technologies including machine learning and natural language processing to deliver a range of benefits including:
Entity and relationship extraction - Sintelix extracts entities, relationships and properties from any text. The built-in configuration identifies people, organisations, geo-tagged locations and 24 other data types.
IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook plugin - The SIntelix HTML5 plugin allows IBM i2 software users to process unstructured documents from inside IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook using Sintelix. Entities and relationships can be added immediately to a chart.
Highly scalable - Sintelix runs on a laptop or on an Enterprise Server with 256 cores, ready for Big Data.
Training and support - Sintelix provides on line training and world class support. Sample projects are provided, including Law Enforcement and Counter Fraud, to help you be productive immediately.
IBM i2 software connectors available - Sintelix provides connectors that integrate with all IBM i2 portfolio solutions. These connectors allow you to easily add unstructured data from Sintelix into IBM i2 iBase, the IBM i2 Analysis Repository and the IBM i2 Information Store.
Rapid deployment - Installing Sintelix is easy and fast.
References[edit]
- ↑ "Sintelix text and data analytics software for IBM i2 portfolio - Details - United States". www.ibm.com. 2018-07-08. Retrieved 2018-07-09.
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