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Building an AI-Powered Pharmaceutical Services Business: VIDA CEO Susan Wood (Part 1)
This conversation not only highlights Susan and VIDA’s journey but is an excellent analysis of the Pharmaceutical Services space. If you’re looking to do/doing a startup in this field, the conversation should be illuminating. Sramana Mitra: Let’s start at the very beginning of your journey. Where are you from? Where were you born and raised?
Thought Leaders in Big Data: Atanas Kiryakov, CEO of OntoText (Part 5)
Atanas Kiryakov: The purpose of maintaining an online process is to be able to classify and enrich content with more metadata. A typical media website contains 10 or 20 categories like specific regions in the world, which means there would typically be 10 to 30 web pages that are pretty much maintained by them. Their editors make decisions on
Thought Leaders in Big Data: Atanas Kiryakov, CEO of OntoText (Part 4)
Sramana Mitra: Basically, you’re addressing regulatory issues for pharmaceutical companies. Then you’re helping some of these media companies reconcile and clarify their databases and perhaps even enhance their databases, which are then accessed by their clients. That’s the other use case that you talked about, right? Atanas Kiryakov: Yes. We also help pharmaceutical companies with
Thought Leaders in Big Data: Atanas Kiryakov, CEO of OntoText (Part 3)
Atanas Kiryakov: If you want to solve this problem of massive data with any relational database, you’d probably need to hire several hundred people. Currently, we have just two employees working to maintain this data warehouse in our offices. Even at this scale, the ratio between the effort that we need to do and the effort
