GMV becomes the official distributor and integrator of Atomian’s cognitive computing technology

The technology multinational GMV has signed a contract with Atomian under which it becomes a new distributor and integrator of its cognitive computing technology, an artificial intelligence (AI) technique for more natural data mining.

Atomian develops knowledge-processing and -accessing technology and applications, looking at a scenario where computers and persons work together, sharing contents and speaking the same language, i.e., the technology adapts to the human language (natural language) rather than the other way round as hitherto.

Firms working with a huge volume of documents feel a growing and as yet uncatered-for knowledge-management and -access need. Enter Atomian. It extracts key concepts from any type of document in an automated way, replacing manual processes (costly and inefficient). This technology, once the information has been structured, also makes it possible to make enquiries in natural language, obtaining instant results by simply writing the questions in the search engine and automatically generating a dashboard.

Thanks to the alliance between Atomian and GMV, clients will be able to benefit from an 85% saving in processing time, a 40% cost-saving over manual processing and a 95% precision in the extraction of data insights and key document concepts, guaranteeing the trustworthiness of the data insights. Workers and teams will thus be given real, top-quality and updated information in seconds for the purposes of analyzing, obtaining valuable conclusions and taking the right decisions to benefit the firm involved.

Atomian’s technology offers several competitive advantages. Most notably, the natural language can be processed in several languages (Spanish, English and Catalan); the semantics and concepts can be understood, whereas other systems merely identify words or labels; lastly, it is 100% proprietary technology, thereby guaranteeing total dependence from third parties.

In the words of Isabel Tovar, service director of GMV’s Secure e-Solutions sector: “GMV’s range has three main thrusts: digital transformation, cybersecurity and innovation. This makes a perfect fit with Atomian’s solutions, which apply technology as a driving force for change, opting for innovation as a means of democratizing knowledge and helping to ensure decisions are made on the basis of real information in a simple and natural way”.

Beatriz Cabrera, Atomian’s CEO puts it this way: “We at Atomian want knowledge to flow freely and naturally between all people, enabling them to make decisions based on real and bang-up-to-date information to the benefit of all the firms involved. A cutting-edge partner like GMV, which offers its clients hi-tech solutions, enables us to broaden our range of products, solutions and services and make sure they are constantly evolving to keep up with companies’ essential digitization needs”.

Atomian and GMV are jointly organizing awareness-raising activities about this technology and its integrated solutions. To find out more: [email protected] or [email protected]

A revolutionary technology

Atomian’s software is based on a new model of cognitive computing, under development by its team of engineers since 2000. At its core Atomian is a symbolic knowledge-representation system based on knowledge atoms, able to express any type of knowledge without any limit whatsoever. Used in conjunction with a natural-language processing neural net, this new technology is able to access said knowledge, making natural-language queries and getting back conclusive answers. Atomian is fruit of a long research process in the fields of information theory, computing, neurolinguistics and psychology.

GMV

GMV is a privately owned technology business group founded in 1984 and trading on a worldwide scale in the following sectors: Aerospace, Defense and Security, Cybersecurity, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Automotive, Healthcare, Telecommunications and IT for government authorities and major corporations. Its 2019 revenue figure topped 200 million euros. Working with a staff of over 2200, the company now runs subsidiaries in Germany, Colombia, Spain, USA, France, the Netherlands, Malaysia, Poland, Portugal, Romania and UK. Sixty five percent of its turnover comes from international projects on all five continents.