Cambridge Semantics Announces 30 Percent Increase in Staff and New Boston Office
+Check out our “Enterprise Semantics” blog: http://www.cambridgesemantics.com/blogWith four of the top 10 pharmaceutical companies in the world as customers, Cambridge Semantics continues to build upon the success of its enterprise semantic data management offering. Increasingly companies need to quickly combine diverse data that crosses organizational departments in order to make better decisions and improve process efficiencies. With the innate flexibility of Anzo, business users can search for, virtualize, analyze, act on, and make decisions with any internal or external, structured or unstructured data. Combined with the software’s ease of use and speed of implementation, customers can begin reaping the benefits of operational intelligence almost immediately.
“For the last year, we have been focused on helping our customers go beyond business intelligence. It’s not enough to give business users access to data to create reports. Customers need to weave together all kinds of data from all kinds of sources to find key business insights and quickly incorporate it into business processes,” said Alok Prasad, President of Cambridge Semantics. “We are excited about the demand for our products and have expanded our team accordingly, remaining in downtown Boston.”
Lakeside wins, now tied for second place
Tayler Flemming hit a pair of free throws late in the game as Lakeside edged Newport 52-48 in Northeast A League girls basketball Tuesday night in Nine Mile Falls.
The Grizzlies tied the game in the final minute, but Flemming’s free throws gave the Eagles the lead for good. Flemming scored 13 points.
Jenna Widman had 15 points and 14 rebounds and Jocelyn Cook-Cox added 15 points for Lakeside (8-6, 3-1), which won the rebounding battle 37-25.
Courtney Wiese and Miranda Frederick combined for 27 points for Newport (9-4, 1-3).
Freeman 50, Colville 35: Alyssa Maine had 17 points and four steals and the Scotties (13-0, 4-0) took over sole possesion of first place with a win over the visiting Indians (7-6, 3-1). Molly McIntyre added 12 points for Freeman. Erin Little led Colville with 10.
Riverside 47, Chewelah 34: Courtney Davis had game-highs of 17 points and 14 rebounds as the Rams (6-8, 1-3) started the game on a 6-0 run and ran past the visiting Cougars (2-12, 0-4). Ryann Richmond tossed in a team-high 14 points for Chewelah.
CB Richard Ellis recently moved to level 14 of 21 Queen St, AMP NZ Office Trust's (ANZO) redeveloped CBD block near the
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