Employing Computerized Techniques Similar to Those Used by the World's Intelligence Agencies to Scan, Monitor, and Harvest On-line Media for General Buzz Indices, Opinion, Trends, and Tracking News About You and Your Competition in Over 30 Languages, Regions, and Nations.

  The Leading Internet Opinion Research and Polling People...
For Your Business and Competitive Intelligence Needs
Home | Contact Us | Site Map   
 

back to “In The News”

BuzzAnalytics' Web Mining Software Wins AOL's Best Application Award

 

In a large field of contenders, the BuzzAnalytics’ Machine Intelligence Based Web mining software application won the AOL Best Application Award. Results of the analysis tracked the amount of brand mind share maintained by AOL vs. competing brands in different countries and among various ethnic groups.

Essentially, the software tool set is an extension of Automated Intelligence Agency Techniques applied to market research tasks to track and closely monitor trends, attitudes, opinions, changing mind share, brand value, and Buzz by harvesting and data mining internet resources.

Algorithms translate raw data into tangible results such as forecasts, dynamic brand value, volatility, and other factors of interest to a select group of clients.

BuzzAnalytics, located in the Washington, DC area, provides clients with finely tailored consulting services, briefing reports, seminars, and rapid response global competitive intelligence employing automated machine intelligence tools similar to those used by the intelligence agencies to track and closely monitor trends, attitudes, opinions, changing mind share, brand value, and general Buzz by harvesting and data mining internet resources.

Lawrence Carnegie, a principal with BuzzAnalytics and formerly a senior member of the Defense Intelligence Agency, commented, “How we employ open source intelligence technologies to harvest, filter, and fuse opinion and trends from the web may surprise you. More likely, it will come as a complete revelation. Almost certainly, you'll never think of the web and web-connected resources in the same way again.”

 

back to “In The News”