Diwo announced that it has
been awarded its seventh U.S. patent for its innovative approach to cognitive
processing and opportunity identification. The method and system described in
US Patent 11,126,946, along with the six patents Diwo previously received, form a foundation of
intellectual property behind the company's Decision Intelligence (DI) Platform.
The
Diwo Decision Intelligence platform delivers an innovative analytics experience
designed to accelerate the path from data to decisions by providing business
users with AI-powered, actionable recommendations via a customized UI, not a
dashboard. Diwo is purpose-built to solve the "last mile of analytics
challenge" with its ability to dynamically deliver contextual insights and
proactively recommend the best action to optimize business objectives and drive
growth.
US Patent 11,126,946 comprises a system and method for continuous
business optimization of an organization based on a cognitive decision-making
process. Using this method, a stream of raw data is continuously analyzed,
opportunities for business improvement are identified and strategic decision
recommendations are made to the business decision-maker. The patent
additionally protects the delivery of predicted outcomes, such as the impact on
revenue generation and profit from a particular recommendation.
Continuous
analytics for identification of opportunities is especially powerful for large
enterprises where incoming data often reflects shifting business conditions.
These conditions might conceal opportunities, such as excess inventory
strategies or cross-selling opportunities. If organizations could only be
alerted to these opportunities quickly and continuously, they would have the
means to respond, generating significant new revenue or eliminating unnecessary
costs. To capture this hidden value organizations must, of course, know about
these opportunities quickly and continuously. The method for achieving this is
precisely what the patent awarded to Diwo protects.
"We're
particularly proud of this patent because it represents a tremendous leap
forward in decision intelligence technology," said Krishna Kallakuri, CEO of Diwo. "This patent describes a system that continuously analyzes all
of the streams of data a business may have, identifying opportunities that will
make significant impact on business objectives, then packaging and presenting a
fully developed recommendation in narrative form, ready to be acted upon. Human
decision-makers are spared all of the analytical toil and burden of
interpreting endless BI dashboards and reports while maintaining final decision
control over which strategies to deploy, strategies that can deliver significant
impact to the bottom line."