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Connotate Technologies Selected as One of KM World’s "100 Companies That Matter In Knowledge Management”

Connotate recognized for third year in a row.

New Brunswick , NJ , February 22, 2007 -- Connotate Technologies, Inc., the leading provider of solutions which allow end-users to create actionable insights and intelligence from the World Wide Web, is proud to announce that it has again been named to KMWorld Magazine's prestigious list of the "100 Companies that Matter in Knowledge Management". Now in its 7th year, the list is compiled by knowledge management practitioners, analysts, vendors and customers.  Its primary purpose is to recognize organizations that play a significant role in the creation and evolution of the knowledge management market through consistent innovation of technologies, products and services.

Connotate Technologies goes far “beyond search” to enable Rich Internet Applications, Web 2.0 for business and B2B Mashups. The Information Agent Suite ^TM (IAS) is specifically designed for businesses that have information-intensive applications and workflows.  By automating the monitoring, extraction and repurposing of both Web and database content, IAS enables both technologists and end users to track and extract key data across Web pages and data sources quickly, efficiently, and accurately.  These datasets and information can then be delivered to desktops, applications, and databases via email, FTP, and RSS in virtually any format and frequency required by the user or process.

“We are changing the way people and organizations use and capitalize on information available on the internet and intranets” said Bruce Molloy, Connotate’s President and Chairman. “We are at the start of a new era in which solutions such as ours will make the web more active, personalized, and shareable. We are seeing enormous traction for our premium solution within the knowledge management space, particularly in financial services, publishing, and government.  We continue to see a growing untapped potential within other information fueled workflows and the application integration markets.”

“If there is a single trait shared by the KM100 companies, it is their determination to treat their entire constituency chain, from top to bottom, with respect and without hubris.” said Hugh McKellar, KM World editor-in-chief. “Clearly, attitude alone doesn't warrant inclusion on the list, attitude must be accompanied by elegance in the design and implementation of their software,” added McKellar.   

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