Pillwork releases its app Pillwork that allows people to easily compare and purchase health supplements in the first-half year. The app is designed to help consumers gain a highly reliable information of health supplements for purchase. Users can check information and reviews of health supplements in need after signing up. Currently, the app carries information of about 20,000 products worldwide. It can also scan a pill bottle off the shelf and search the information of pill, shortening the time of purchase dramatically.

DeepSee.ai, the creator and leading provider of Knowledge Process Automation (KPA), announced that it has been inducted into the JPMorgan Chase Hall of Innovation. The bank's Hall of Innovation award recognizes select emerging tech companies for their innovation, business value, and disruptive nature. "We're extremely honored to accept this award from JPMorgan Chase" "DeepSee has helped us automate manual post-trade checks supporting complex derivatives trading into AI-powered business outcomes," said Tom Damico, Global Head of Equities Operations, JPMorgan Chase. "We're already seeing efficiencies in post-trade processing and reconciliations, with more efficient deal review timeframes and more importantly, reduced operational risk." "We're extremely honored to accept this award from JPMorgan Chase," said Steve Shillingford, CEO of DeepSee.

Abacus.AI, announced today that it has been recognized as a Cool Vendor based on the October 11, 2021 Gartner Report "Cool Vendors in AI Core Technologies" by Farhan Choudhary, Alexander Linden, Pieter den Hamer, Arun Chandrasekaran, and Jim Hare. Abacus.AI is the world's first end to end AI and ML platform and has custom vertical specific for many enterprise AI use-cases including personalization, forecasting, NLP and vision. The platform may be used by data science teams who want to plug and play their own models and instantly deploy their models to production or by line of business owners who may want to use Abacus's innovative neural-architecture-search techniques to build a custom model based on the shape of their datasets and the use-case. Its AI platform democratizes the use of AI enabling organizations of all sizes to design, train, and operationalize machine and deep learning models. In addition, Abacus.AI has vertically integrated support for several common enterprise use-cases. This allows organizations of all sizes, from small startups to Fortune 500 companies, to use the company's state-of-the-art platform to enhance their AI adoption.

Analyst house Gartner, Inc. has released its newest research highlighting four emerging solution providers that data and analytics leaders should …

Gartner's newest research highlights four 2021 Cool Vendors in Data for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning that offer innovative …

OpenBlender, the pioneering ML Enrichment platform that generates and blends thousands of variables from publicly-available data to greatly improve model performance, today announced it has been recognized by Gartner as one of the 2021 Cool Vendors in Data for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. As ML techniques become standard practice, companies are benefiting from prioritizing the integration of useful external data over perpetual model optimization. In the report, Gartner predicts that "By 2025, 70% of organizations will be compelled to shift their focus from big to small and wide data, providing more context for analytics and making AI less data hungry." OpenBlender's innovative data blending solutions are significantly improving machine learning results in a wide variety of use cases with contextual ML-ready variables from news reports, social media interactions, web search trends, reviews, COVID statistics, economic and financial figures, geolocations, mobility, weather, etc. "Our selection as a Gartner Cool Vendor confirms our efforts to empower companies to realize the full potential of their machine learning and boost business outcomes," said Federico Riveroll, Chief Data Scientist at OpenBlender. "Our technology makes it very simple for data science teams to transparently enrich their models with performance-fueling features in only a few lines of code."

Arthur, the AI monitoring & governance company, has been named a "Cool Vendor" by Gartner in their newly released report titled "Cool Vendors in AI Governance and Responsible AI." According to the report, Gartner predicts that "Through 2025, 80% of organizations seeking to scale digital business will fail because they do not take a modern approach to data and analytics governance." "We consider it a great honor to be named a Gartner'Cool Vendor,'" says Adam Wenchel, CEO of Arthur. "We strongly believe in the importance of AI governance and responsibility and are glad to see Gartner highlighting trends in this industry. We believe this designation recognizes our commitment to creating the most comprehensive set of model monitoring tools possible to enable any company to operationalize AI governance seamlessly."

RALEIGH – Diveplane, the two-year-old artificial intelligence startup in Raleigh that's led by former Epic Games Mike Capps, has secured more capital from investor Calibrate Ventures. The amount of funding was not disclosed, but Diveplane said it plans to hire additional staff with the new cash while also investing in its technology. "We are thrilled to be partnering with Diveplane as they continue to innovate in this highly exciting and growing field," said Jason Schoettler, cofounder of Calibrate, in the announcement. "The company's unique technology platform has already made a strong impression within a number of verticals and among its blue-chip clientele. We look forward to supporting Mike, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer Chris Hazard and the rest of the Diveplane team in achieving their mission of keeping AI understandable."

Analyst house Gartner, Inc. has released its newest research highlighting four emerging solution providers that data and analytics leaders should consider as compliments to their existing architectures. Cool Vendors in Enterprise AI Governance and Ethical Response features information on startups that offer some disruptive capability or opportunity not common to the marketplace. Gartner analysts Van Baker, Saniye Alaybeyi, Alys Woodward, Svetlana Sicular, Erick Brethenoux, and Jim Hare compiled the materials for this report. Solutions Review's editors have read the complete report, which is available here, and want to take the opportunity to provide a brief, independent introduction to each of the cool vendors listed. Though Gartner's process for selecting Cool Vendors is somewhat mysterious, we believe our unique view of the space can help you to better understand how these analytics solutions will fit into the marketplace as time goes on.

Mareana was recognized in a recent Gartner report as one of four companies providing emerging supply chain AI capabilities that "offer companies the opportunity to save time and money across the supply chain, while providing ongoing efficiency in operations, as well as business insights for future planning and strategy."1 According to the report, "by 2023, intelligent algorithms and AI techniques will be an embedded or augmented component across 25% of all supply chain technology solutions."1 At Mareana, we are proud of our AI, ML, and big data analytics solutions for life sciences supply chain. From improving customer gross margins and supply chain working capital, to streamlining life sciences clinical trials and digitizing handwritten manufacturing paper batch records, we help our customers unlock new business value through embedded AI." Want to learn more about leveraging AI to increase supply chain profitability? Download Gartner's complete research report, including details of 2019's Cool Vendors, compliments of Mareana.