iQuest Analytics: Surfacing the Unknown
iQuest Analytics, Inc.  
 
   
iQuest: Surfacing The Unknown
Who. What. When. Where.
 
iQuest is an algorithmic-based software suite that uses a hybrid blend of search technologies, grammatical and network analysis and the principles of social psychology to analyze unstructured data. iQuest can rapidly analyze anything with words or symbols – articles, web pages, reports, memos, e-mails, telephone call logs, transcripts, message boards, blogs, survey responses, RSS feeds and more – to show who is talking to whom, what they talk about, when they talk and where those conversations are taking place.

iQuest paints a graphic picture in real time of the relationships of people, ideas and organizations. It provides one-click analysis of complex facts and relationships that previously were extremely expensive and time-consuming to obtain.
 
 
  Too much data — too many sources. What did I miss? What didn't I know to look for? The nagging fear in the back of every analyst's mind is, "What didn't I know to look for?" Nothing — but nothing — is as important as finding the unknown unknowns in the first place.  
 
 
iQuest can surface crucial roles in any communications network and point out gatekeepers, leaders, influencers, coordinators and innovators. iQuest is the only unstructured data analysis tool that::
  • includes time
  • combines social ties and message content
  • has automatic e-mail feeds

iQuest can discover hidden relationships between web sites discussing specific topics as well as discover the hidden links among those sites. In addition, it can predict the probability that individuals in a network will communicate with others in their network.

Like an investigative reporter analyzing mountains of unstructured data in pursuit of a story, iQuest ferrets out the who, the what, the when and the where.

 
 
 
SURFACING THE
UNKNOWN UNKNOWNS
Transforming unstruc-
tured data into actionable information is a pain point for individuals, corpora-
orations and government agencies today. They are awash in a perfect storm of data and don’t know what they don’t know.
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