ChartSearch Intranet Launches a New Paradigm in Enterprise Search and Data Analysis

Originally published April 9, 2008

ChartSearch Intranet recently launched a new paradigm in enterprise search and data analysis. Focused on changing the way the business and technology community researches and uses statistical and numerical data, ChartSearch Intranet offers a unique insight productivity solution, that empowers business professionals with a natural language, numerical search capability.By extending this user-friendly search interface to include numerical search, ChartSearch enables information users to harness the power of enterprise search and real-time business intelligence capabilities, within a single business market research platform.
  
When deployed within client facing departments, ChartSearch Intranet allows marketing and sales professionals to query, retrieve and analyze data in real-time search situations. This ad hoc data query and analysis capability extends enterprise search and eliminates the need for involving business data specialists, who would customarily be called upon to research and create a unique report highlighting client-specific data requests. The ChartSearch Intranet platform also generates context centric data visualization views of the searched numerical data, so that analysis and presentation of this information is intuitive for the user as well as clients and collaborators. 

“We have created an insight productivity tool for the business community” says Chris Modzelewski, Founder and Chief Executive Officer.  “Our technology’s search paradigm enables us to make complex data widely accessible throughout the organization through high usability and lower training costs than traditional data analysis solutions.”

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