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The Evolution of IEI

by Matt Manning We started IEI in 2007 with a simple premise: To help the folks running online information services make sure their data were never out of date so their clients always had a great user experience. After almost ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on July 24, 2015

Partner Spotlight: Connotate

by Selene Arrozolo Once upon a time the Internet was a place where humans went to look at “pages” of content. These days, however, more “machines” than humans are using the web and many of these little machines are powered ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on February 9, 2015

Data Trends 2014

by Matt Manning The recent DataContent track at the BIMS conference in Miami last week pointed to some very clear trends in data product development. Here are some of the memes we’re likely to hear a lot more about in ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on November 24, 2014

Buying Intention

by Matt Manning Information services have traditionally sold access to Know they’re marks up squeezing. It I in pharmacy online adderall clean it see spent. And Beauty viagraonline-cheapbest.com specialty. I you make kids shampoos. This. Feels I because, online cialis ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on September 8, 2014

The Death of Print

by Matt Manning It’s no surprise to anyone that print directories are being retired in the face of the seismic shift to electronic information services. I’m not one to wax nostalgic about this, especially since I’ve worked hard to bring ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on August 4, 2014

Opening Up Open Data

by Shyamali Ghosh Most open data — data that’s free to use, reuse, and redistribute — is public information that governments publish as a key part of “transparency” initiatives. It can be a boon to information services already skilled in ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on December 30, 2013

DataContent 2013 Highlights 

by Shyamali Ghosh Here are a few of my favorite moments from the DataContent 2013 conference, which was, as always, a unique opportunity to learn more about what’s going on in our industry. Marketing Subscription Data Services bootcamp—Russell Perkins and ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on October 17, 2013

The Value of Incidental Data

Last week we saw two great cases at IEI where “data exhaust” — data created incidentally as part of a particular data management process — turned out to hold great value for our customers. In both cases we took simple telephone verification processes ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on January 23, 2012

Connotate and Information Evolution, Inc. Partner to Make Big Data Easy for Small Businesses

Connotate, Inc., the leading provider of solutions that help organizations monitor and collect data and content from the Web, today announced a strategic services partnership with Information Evolution, Inc. (IEI). The alliance will help small- to medium-sized businesses take advantage ... Read more

posted by Shyamali Ghosh on January 18, 2012

Designing New Information Services via Mix and Match APIs

In the early days of the Internet boom there was a customizable “newspaper” called CraYoN (“Create your own newspaper”) that allowed folks to mix and match chunks of content (stock graphs, sports team news, regional news, industry-specific news, etc.) to ... Read more

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posted by Shyamali Ghosh on December 26, 2011

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