KnowledgeWatch Exhibits at MichBio Expo
November 4, 2011
GRAND RAPIDS – The MichBio Expo, the largest annual gathering of biosciences professionals in Michigan, was held on November 2 and 3 at the DeVos Place Convention Center, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Nearly 500 people representing bioscience companies, research institutions and universities attended the MichBio Expo, participating in sessions on Pharma, Medical Devices, Food and Ag/Bio-Based Technologies and Emerging Business.
Nationally recognized thoughtleader on personalized medicine, Kim Popovites, President and CEO of Genomic Health delivered the Expo’s keynote address.
KnowledgeWatch, a strategic alliance partner with MichBio, exhibited its new real-time news channel, miBio NewsWatch. miBioNewsWatch was co-created with Stephen Rapundalo, Ph.D., MichBio president and CEO, to deliver current, relevant information on biosciences, including pharma/biotech, medical devices/equipment, diagnostics, and ag/bio-based technologies.
KnowledgeWatch combs thousands of sources and delivers only the most relevant information to the viewer, in a simple dashboard. Visitors can sign up for a free 14-day trial on MichBio’s website.
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September 19, 2011
MichBio and KnowledgeWatch Announce Strategic Alliance
Ann Arbor – - MichBio and KnowledgeWatch today announced the formation of a strategic alliance to develop “miBio NewsWatch,” a news and information gathering channel of value to Michigan biosciences companies.
The alliance employs KnowledgeWatch Navigator Web services to continually aggregate concentrations of bioscience news with content that focuses on their market segment. KnowledgeWatch tracks and harvests information from a wide variety of sources to efficiently deliver one-page, real-time news digests with links for readers.
Visitors to the MichBio website will be able to register for a 14-day trial of miBio NewsWatch. During this period, subscribers will have access to a broad subset of bioscience-related articles from a wide range of publications. Articles are culled based on pertinent industry profiles and keywords, and users are able to choose specific articles according to their industry sector needs and interests. MichBio membership is necessary for the service to continue after the trial period ends.
“MichBio’s membership spans the biosciences, including pharma/biotech, medical devices/equipment, diagnostics, and ag/bio-based technologies, and access to up-to-date, pertinent information is invaluable in keeping pace with market developments and competition,” said Stephen Rapundalo, Ph.D., MichBio president and CEO. “Easy access, current availability and relevance are key to the miBio NewsWatch product and will be of great benefit to our Michigan bio-companies.”
“We have worked closely with MichBio on the direction of content and information management for the complex bioscience knowledge base we have developed, and we’re looking forward to adding high-value enhancements regularly as we go forward,” noted Donald Hogan, KnowledgeWatch CEO. “KnowledgeWatch Web services have performed well in the field of cardiology, and now we are employing our newest developed technological platform to work with the bioscience industry. We’re changing the way knowledge workers obtain and use current information in their individual fields.”
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About MichBio - MichBio is the trade association committed to driving growth of Michigan’s biosciences industry. MichBio members include biosciences companies, academic and research institutions, biosciences service providers, and related organizations.
About KnowledgeWatch - KnowledgeWatch is a pioneer in the field of automated knowledge acquisition. Based in Ann Arbor, MI, KnowledgeWatch provides a Web solution for professional organizations and enterprises reducing the costly job of providing most relevant content about their industry subjects and delivering the ability to power innovation for knowledge workers in many industries. For more information, contact KnowledgeWatch at 248-427-0726 or visit the Website at www.knowledgewatch.com.
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KnowledgeWatch Expands Automated News Capabilities with Navigator Release 3.0
November 11, 2010, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA KnowledgeWatch, (www.knowledgewatch.com) a pioneer in the field of automated knowledge acquisition announces the release of KnowledgeWatch Navigator 3.0, an expanded, advanced knowledge processing application. Its development is based on several years of KnowledgeWatch operations in healthcare custom information delivery. KnowledgeWatch Navigator Release 3.0 provides for multiple subject content gathering allowing customers to concentrate on several areas in their fields of interest. The timesaving features of previous versions are improved in Release 3.0 enabling users to better manage information overload and powering their ability to innovate.
“The new Navigator Release 3.0 goes far beyond news mining, with an expanded ability to support knowledge management with a flexible harvesting system for customers in professional organizations and enterprises,” said Donald Hogan, KnowledgeWatch Founder and CEO.
“We have successfully served a large base of cardiology professionals with the complex application of selective and timely news delivery in convenient one-page digests,” Hogan continued, “Our software development investment the past four years has taken our product beyond the original function of mining news to harvesting essential information for our customers. By significantly reducing the cost of finding specific key subject matter KnowledgeWatch gives content managers increasing capability to cope with rapid changes in their fields.”
Located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, KnowledgeWatch continues to support healthcare and life sciences organizations. The company will deliver the same service to other enterprise or associations seeking to leverage relevant day-to-day information.
KnowledgeWatch Introduces New Corporate Identity and Website
June 17, 2010, Ann Arbor, Michigan KnowledgeWatch is pleased to introduce their new corporate identity and launch of a new Website at www.knowledgewatch.com.“We’re very excited about our new corporate identity evoking a fresh, powerful and clear alignment with the advanced technology services we provide to our customers.” said Donald Hogan, president and founder of KnowledgeWatch. “We wanted to project a more modern, clear, dynamic statement about our technology and align this image with our target market.” “So several months ago we started a process to envision our corporate identity and capture it with help from design professionals that know just how to do this.”
KnowledgeWatch worked with The Whole Brain Group, of Ann Arbor, MI to develop the new identity and the new Website design. The Website has an updated look based on the new corporate identity, it gives users a better browsing experience and it links to KnowledgeWatch presence on social media. The new KnowledgeWatch Website also provides a conversational blog-ability with customers and our market as we grow our business.
About KnowledgeWatch
KnowledgeWatch provides a Web solution for professional organizations and enterprises reducing the costly job of finding relevant content about their subject matter and leading to our customers’ ability to better power innovation for their members.
KnowledgeWatch tracks and harvests multiple information sources to deliver one page, convenient, custom, intuitive, real-time news digests for knowledge workers and decision makers. The company saves its customers significant money, labor and provides a powerful utility helping their content managers accomplish their jobs productively and effectively.
KnowledgeWatch is a pioneer in the field of automated knowledge acquisition. The company is located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. For more information, contact KnowledgeWatch at 248-427-0726.
