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Media Kit
Company Overview
Microlanguage
is a privately held corporation.
Office
Microlanguage
is located in the University of Buffalo Technology
Incubator in Amherst, NY.
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Corporate
Headquarters |
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1576
Sweet Home Road
Suite 209
Amherst, NY 14228-2710 |
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Phone: |
716.639.9674 |
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Fax: |
716.639.0841 |
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Microlanguage
develops and markets next generation intelligent language processing
technology and related services to OEMs, systems integrators, and
portal information providers. Microlanguage technology enhances
the value of their products and services in the domains of national
security and global 2000 technology, finance, healthcare, pharmaceutical,
bioinformatics, and manufacturing firms. Microlanguage develops
and delivers platform-independent component technology and support
that substantially strengthen knowledge management applications,
ensuring that end users get all the information they need, and none
that they don't.
Business Timeline
- March
2003
Microlanguage closes it Series A
financing round, converts from an LLC to a corporation, and changes
its name to Microlanguage Incorporated.
- October
2002
Microlanguage became a member of
the Oracle PartnerNetwork, and part of the Oracle9iApplication
Server Initiative.
Microlanguage partnered with streamXML™
to develop and market Thematix-enhanced content management systems
for defense and commercial applications.
- August
2002
Microlanguage licensed Thematix™
to its first commercial customer, IBP.
Microlanguage partnered with ObjectFX™
to develop and market integrated applications of Thematix and
SpatialFX™ for homeland security and commercial applications.
- July 2002
Microlanguage announces it has licensed
its Thematix technology to Raytheon.
- June
2002
Microlanguage announces its next generation intelligent language
processing technology, Thematix, for integration with knowledge
management systems.
- April
2002
Microlanguage is recognized by New
York State with a grant from Empire State Development.
- December
2001
Microlanguage released its Natural Language Processing software
developer's kit.
- April
2001
Robert Fritzinger founded Microlanguage LLC to acquire, develop,
and commercialize the assets of Bard NLP. Fritzinger, former co-founder
of Voice Technologies Group, a local high-technology startup which
was sold to Intel in June 2000, examined Mr. Grom's technology
and immediately recognized its commercial potential and value.
- May 1999
Brian Grom founded Bard NLP, a New York S Corporation, to develop
a Natural Language Processing (NLP) technology that would overcome
many of the challenges inherent in the language we speak. Mr.
Grom invented a means by which software can derive meaning from
text. He realized his creation was very valuable, but wisely sought
proven business veterans to maximize the potential of his invention.
Microlanguage's
next-generation, intelligent language processing technology, Thematix,
is aimed at applications that demand highly precise filtering of
unstructured digital information. Two components work together to
create Thematix technology:
- The parsing
engine breaks incoming information into its constituent parts,
such as words and punctuation, so they can each be examined individually.
- The Grammarbase™
is a repository of knowledge that gives further instructions to
the parsing engine. The analyst knowledge of what information
is relevant and how to use it is programmed into a grammarbase.
These modular,
scalable open architecture components are specifically designed
for ease of systems integration. And with Microlanguage's strategic
partnerships, it doesn't matter whether the data is text, voice,
multimedia, etc.; the solution will derive meaning regardless of
the data form.
Differentiators
Thematix extracts
relevant information from structured and unstructured data, tags
it as such, and enables the knowledge management application with
which it is integrated to distribute it in an actionable form.
Target Markets
Microlanguage
is focused on the Federal and Commercial markets. Within the Federal
sector, the Company's principal focus is Homeland Security/National
Security. Within the Commercial sector, the Company's targets include:
Bioinformatics, Financial (non-banking), and High Tech - Manufacturing.
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Robert
Fritzinger, President and Chief Executive Officer |
Main Press Contact
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