Unearth Critical Information Buried in Unstructured Data Using Synthesys

Big data is getting bigger and more difficult to unravel, and as new risks and challenges come to the forefront, it is becoming more complex to handle. However, Digital Reasoning, well-known for its ability to analyze huge volumes of unstructured data and uncovering security risks, is making this task easier for government agencies and intelligence analysts.

That’s why Carahsoft Technology Corp., the trusted government IT solutions provider that is committed to helping government agencies select and implement the best solution at the best possible value, decided to enter into an agreement with Digital Reasoning, adding the company’s flagship product Synthesys to its GSA (News - Alert) schedule.

Synthesys reportedly transforms structured and unstructured data into facts, relationships and associated terms, helping to solve some of today’s biggest data analytics challenges, detect security threats and accelerate the time between taking in information and turning it into actionable intelligence.

It helps find non-obvious connections, analyzes information in real-time, summarizes critical relationships and can scale to an infinite number of servers.

Digital Reasoning’s technology and services are available immediately via Carahsoft’s GSA Schedule No. GS-35F-0131R, and are expected to provide proactive sales and marketing support to drive demand for Synthesys within the government market, enabling Digital Reasoning to expand its reach in the government space.

“We are pleased to add Digital Reasoning to our roster of intelligence solutions available to our government customers, partners and resellers,” said Michael Shrader (News - Alert), vice president of Intelligence and Innovative Solutions at Carahsoft.

According to Eric von Eckartsberg, vice president of federal sales at Digital Reasoning, the company shares with Carahsoft a commitment to supporting the advancement of innovation and technologies vital to the defense and intelligence sectors and missions of the country.

Just how much of a fillip Digital Reasoning’s Synthesys will give to the data analytics market remains to be seen.