Business Intelligence
devToM knowledge sources include the devToM Knowledge base (curated data sets), the entire web, various 3rd party API's (e.g. Regulations API, Patents API) and optionally a users entire collection of business files (formatted as PDF, Word Docs, Excel, PowerPoint or Text files).
devToM AI Business Intelligence for Product Development
- Product Development
- How it Works
Business Intelligence for Product Development
Mine your internal data in all forms - documents, videos, images, and more to extract valuable insights relevant to your innovation or other product development projects. devToM's advanced AI capabilities such as Cognitive search, vision, and video recognition will do this easily and display the right insights at the right time from unstructured data and files. No need to organize your data!
Explore features
Apart from cognitive search and vision recognition capabilities, devToM's tribal knowledge feature helps customize your search with internal processes and knowledge which are typically used by internal experts. Use devToM as a training tool for new employees for effective product development!
- Download the Business Intelligence Client for free with your subscription and use your own data to enhance your product development.
- Your data stays on-premise and is never put on the cloud!
How the Business Intelligence Client operates
The devToM Business Intelligence Client (available for Windows and MacOs) automatically accesses, reads, summarizes and extracts important concepts from a users' business files, importantly without uploading them the to the devToM servers. The knowledge extracted from these files is subsequently made available to devToM for potential selection as project insights. So for example, a PowerPoint presentation created years ago by an employee who has left the company might be selected as an insight for a new project, where in all other cases this knowledge most probably would have have been forgotten. In this way, the accumulated business knowledge ("tribal knowledge") stored within a company's files is preserved while at the same time used by devToM as a potential knowledge source.
