MeaningCloud, the text analytics company, has partnered with leading web data provider Webhose. The organisations have announced a strategic OEM partnership to globally scale MeaningCloud text analytics to Webhose’s solid customer base. The Webhose offering joins MeaningCloud and operating NLP enhanced applications, integrated with Webhose’s systems for mining and structuring data across the internet.
MeaninCloud’s portfolio includes solutions that deliver deep semantic analytics for topic extraction, summarisation, classification, and sentiment analysis. The strategic OEM partnership sets out to address the rapidly growing market of text analytics. MeaningCloud is committed to the concept of Deep Text Semantic Analytics, which goes beyond traditional text analytics to allow for a deep understanding of unstructured content.
The Webhose platform is available for various industries and geographies requiring data collection from sources like news, blogs, discussion, and reviews. Webhose sends unstructured web content into machine-readable data feeds, allowing organisations to analyse beyond internally available data sets.
Jose Gonzalez, CEO for MeaningCloud, said:
“The combined power of Webhose and the MeaningCloud Platform delivers a powerful offering to rapidly scale and bolster digital transformation efforts at the world’s leading organizations.
“We’re enthusiastic about working with Webhose to give customers across critical industries a best-in-class offering, from brand monitoring and content curation to critical market intelligence across geographies.”
Ran Geva, CEO at Webhose, said: “The tight integration of MeaningCloud’s text analytics with Webhose’s datastream unlocks tremendous value from unstructured data for organizations across the globe in every vertical market – enabling turn-key deep semantic analytics well beyond the limitations of internal data sets.
“The MeaningCloud/Webhose innovation brings exciting benefits that enable customers to analyze massive amounts of unstructured data in meaningful ways.”
