Intext Founder
Italy
- Current
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- Founder at Intext
- Past
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- CTO at volo.com
- Consultant at LTT
- Cofounder and R&D Director at Graham S.r.l.
- Summer Student at CERN
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Vieri Emiliani’s Summary
Entrepreneur and technical manager with a strong focus on innovative projects and technologies in the field of Information Access Management.
Vieri Emiliani’s Specialties:
Information Retrieval, Natural Language Processing, Text Mining, Search Engines, Knowledge Management, automatic classification and clustering of unstructured data
Vieri Emiliani’s Experience
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Founder
Intext
(Information Technology and Services industry)
April 2008 — Present (7 months)
"To simplify the process of selecting, analyzing and organizing unstructured data". This is Intext's mission in eleven words (including stopwords).
We accomplish this challenging mission by developing advanced linguistic models for semantic metadata extraction, content classification and semantic search to help people "finding facts in text". -
CTO
volo.com
(Information Technology and Services industry)
September 2002 — January 2008 (5 years 5 months)
Member of Board, responsible for all the software projects and technologies in Volo.com.
Responsible for R&D, including several active cooperation projects with the University of Roma-Tor Vergata.
Software Architect of the VoloFrame IAM platform, which implements several proprietary algorithms for conceptual user profiling, classification, clustering, topic extraction. -
Consultant
LTT
(Information Technology and Services industry)
2000 — 2002 (2 years)
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Cofounder and R&D Director
Graham S.r.l.
(Management Consulting industry)
1992 — 1999 (7 years)
Graham is a consultancy firm specialized in environmental and safety management systems, which has been recently acquired by Bureau Veritas.
Head of R&D, responsible for all the methodologies and software tools. Project leader for some of the largest customers. -
Summer Student
CERN
(Information Technology and Services industry)
July 1986 — September 1986 (3 months)
