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Interesting comment. My question is, how much of what you saw was Palantir and how much of it was just a set of techniques and a way of thinking? Could somebody
by bane 8y ago
Interesting comment. My question is, how much of what you saw was Palantir and how much of it was just a set of techniques and a way of thinking? Could somebody have done virtually the same thing with other technologies (e.g. Powerpoint, yED and qGIS?)
- zdragnar 8y agoIt was someone who runs a competitor to Palantir, and that was kinda my first point. Textual analysis alone isn't sufficient, you ned a human with an ivestigative, analytical mindset. You do need access to the data and a good way to search and visualize the relationships in the data as well, of course. PowerPoint actually did come into play - its how he presented his analysis to clients who hired him directly tather than buy access to the tool itself.