Ben Lorica speaks with Jeff Jonas about how Senzing makes entity resolution easier and more effective, and why this deceptively complicated task is a challenge to tackle on your own.
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Ben Lorica highlights entity resolution as a "crucial software" in the Gradient Flow newsletter. Read more to learn why he recommends "Senzing to teams looking for an entity resolution solution."
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James Maguire speaks with Jeff Jonas on the challenges of duplicate entries in a data repository and how to overcome them for optimum performance of your data analytics platform.
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Mitch Ashley of Techstrong Research interviews Jeff Jonas about the ties between quality and security. They also discuss entity resolution use cases.
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Steve Lohr from the NYT dives into how Senzing technology is used to clean up voter rolls. Since 2012, Senzing has helped the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) identify 26 million people who are eligible but unregistered to vote.
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Jon Prial interviews Jeff Jonas about the difficulties of understanding a person's data. Entity resolution is a harder problem than you might imagine.
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Jeff Jonas' keynote at O'Reilly AI Conference London UK on October 16, 2019.
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Ben Lorica interviews Jeff Jonas about big data challenges involving entity resolution including deep learning models and big compute.
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Jeff Jonas was named "Wizard of Big Data" by National Geographic. This article discusses Jeff's passion, data, and its affect on him since he first saw a computer at age 14.
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Alex Woodie interviews Jeff Jonas about what entity resolution is, why all organizations need it, and how it can benefit everything from CRM to fraud.
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Ton Dobbe of Value Inspiration podcast interviews Jeff Jonas. They discuss how Senzing has developed complex solutions that are easy to use.
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Bob Gourley of CTOvision reviews Senzing. Every organization that has data likely has entity resolution challenges- figuring out who is who and what is what in their data.
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