Better manage the impact of scientific breakthroughs and technology advances on your business.

In a world where customers share feedback in a myriad of different ways ... are surveys still relevant?

We’re on the road again—we just can’t seem to stay away from sunny California!

This live discussion will focus on how firms in the financial industry can drive better business insights...

We have exciting news to share this week! Luminoso’s software has officially mastered Korean

We’ve all heard the customer experience motto: customer-centric companies that listen to their customers...

Check out Luminoso's 2016 fall travel and conference schedule – we hope to see you at one of our events!

Join Luminoso at the 2016 AI Summit in San Francisco, September 28 to 29.

In our latest release, Luminoso’s natural language understanding becomes more accurate and insightful than ever.

In this blog, our Director of Product Management explores what happens when CX meets IoT.

Today on the blog, we discuss why open-ended questions are the key to understanding feedback from the people you serve.

Our Senior Linguistics Developer breaks down how we added Arabic to the list of languages which Luminoso natively analyzes.

We use text analytics to take a closer look at what people are saying on social media in the run-up to the 2016 US presidential election.

In this blog, we explore a more optimistic approach to artificial intelligence.

It turns out that our approach to computational linguistics and natural language understanding has quite a lot in common with Westerns.

We were featured in Wired! ... and then we examined a screenshot from the article, and discovered an interesting, entertaining NL glitch.

In this blog, we explore the concept approach versus the keyword approach to text analytics.

Can natural language understanding help pick a winning March Madness bracket? We put this question to the test.

Explore an analysis of US State of the Union speeches over time.

We analyzed a text dataset about what cat owners like or dislike about their pets' food – with some input from their feline companions.