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Read the entire article. Still no clue what this company did/does other than a few vague buzzwords like "web graphs". Maybe that's why it failed.
by AznHisoka 13y ago
Read the entire article. Still no clue what this company did/does other than a few vague buzzwords like "web graphs". Maybe that's why it failed.
- roma1n 13y agoThis. A thousand times this.
- Toine 13y agoThis is exactly the comment i was looking for.
- oncletom 13y agoYep that was not the point I wanted to express (what did the company do). I shallowly explained it as well: we hardly described our own product, making it difficult to read from a market perspective. As a sentence: Web opinions miner and network of influences analyser. As an example: national market study on insurances based on expressed opinions on the Web, collected in two days, classified and weighted on various criteria relative to the business requesting the study. Hope it helps.
- snorkel 13y agoClassic example of not understanding the customer. It's selling analysis to marketing departments don't have the time, budget, or expertise to act on this kind of broad analysis.