The Benefits of a Discoverable Knowledge Base
The practical value of your knowledge base lies not having it but in being able to use it. A knowledge base shouldn’t just be a place where your teams store information, it should bring business advantages. If you’re able to access and exploit your knowledge effectively, the benefits will ripple through the entire organisation. Here […]
Big data and AI: the building blocks of the future of engineering
Originally Printed in Civil and Structural Engineer Construction is one of the largest industries in the world, employing around seven percent of the world’s working age population. At this scale, it is no surprise that the sector generates huge volumes of data on a daily basis; from field data captured by drone, to reports and contracts, data […]
iKVA Shortlisted for Business Weekly Awards
We’re delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted Business Weekly’s 32nd Anniversary Awards. When Business Weekly launched the awards back in 1990 they were the first in the region. Since then winners have included ARM, Abcam and Darktrace. This year’s winners will be chosen from a cohort of 37 top notch companies, in which […]
Remote Working And The Cost of Inefficient Knowledge Sharing
Remote teams are becoming more common in the workplace. This is because of the growth of remote work, which has been on the rise since the pandemic began. The problem with remote teams is that they can’t always share knowledge effectively. This can lead to a lot of problems, such as lack of communication and misunderstandings. […]
‘The UK’s contribution to the global technology market is huge’: Jon Crowcroft
By Nick Smith. Published in E&T Magazine 13th July 2022 Feted as one of the first computer scientists to be involved in the internet’s early days, Jon Crowcroft discusses why the UK is poised to deliver on its technology promise, as well as his latest work in AI. Despite reeling under the effects of a stalled […]
iKVA Presents at Deep Tech Labs Demo Day
Published in Cambridge Network and Electronic Specifier iKVA, the Cambridge-based AI-enabled knowledge management software solutions company, presented its innovative technology to 75 investors from more than 60 investment firms at Europe’s only Deeptech demo day, hosted by Deeptech Labs, on 21 June 2022. Deeptech Labs is an accelerator programme and venture capitalist fund established by […]
Empowering Your Organisation to Make Data Driven Decisions
As a business you want to make the best choices and keep risks to a minimum. In today’s digital age, it is likely that your organisation produces substantial amounts of data that you can use to help you move towards this goal, but unless you are using ALL your data can you really achieve it? If you […]
The Problems of Unstructured Data
Everyone instinctively knows that the amount of data available to everyone is enormous and growing at an accelerating rate. The amount of global data is estimated to grow to 175 zettabyes by 2025 at growth rate of 65% every year (175 Zettabytes By 2025 (forbes.com)). To put that in perspective, that’s 23 terrabytes of data […]
iKVA announced as one of Deeptech Labs Spring Cohort
We’re delighted to announce that we are one of Deeptech Labs’ Spring 2022 cohort. Founded in 2020 by ARM, Cambridge Innovation Capital, Martlet Capital, Ewan Kirk and the University of Cambridge, Deeptech Labs is an accelerator programme and VC fund. The accelerator supports deeptech companies like us to move from prototype and proof of concept to […]
Mining Data Not Diamonds
Mining Data Not Diamonds The mining sector generates huge volumes of data on a daily basis; a single drill hole can produce up to 200GB of data, with data points being generated from thousands of sensors and instruments deployed in all areas of raw material exploration and extraction. However, this data is frequently stored on […]