Marie-Pierre Garnier

Marie-Pierre, a VP at Cortical.io, has been following the artificial intelligence and natural language processing markets for more than 10 years. She is particularly interested in the sustainability aspects of business software solutions and has written several articles about the subject. In her previous role at the Information Retrieval Facility, MP was facilitating the knowledge transfer between industry search experts and information retrieval scientists. Learn more at www.cortical.io.
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Intelligent Document Processing
BY Marie-Pierre Garnier
March 22 2022
What is Intelligent Document Processing? Many organizational processes are still dominated by paperwork. Even if most documents are now digitized, manual analysis of their content remains the rule
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    Enterprise Content Management Software: Build or Buy?
    By Brian DeWyer
    Is Generative AI tipping the scales in favor of building Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software, or will it ever get to that point?
  • The Big Data Revolution
    By Martin Verges
    Information technology has undergone a major transformation in recent years, sparked by the rise of “big data.”