The world we live in faces unprecedented challenges: climate breakdown, economic stagnation, political turmoil. To confront these crises, we need new ideas and new technologies to help us adapt and thrive in rapidly changing circumstances, both for individual organisations and society as a whole.
For this, research is key. And we know that all over the world, scientists and analysts are working on solutions to today’s pressing issues. But too often, their findings aren’t having the impact they should.
The issue is information overload. So much research is being produced that it’s hard to sort the signal from the noise. Separate research teams struggle to communicate, leading to duplication of work, while decision-makers can’t get an overview of their organisation’s R&D output. Ground-breaking insights get lost in messy repositories, never reaching leaders, policymakers or the wider public.
We think this needs to change, so we’ve built a system that helps organisations of all kinds bring clarity and structure to their research strategy. Graphium uses machine learning and graph technology to Collate, Structure and Visualise your research output, turning your disorganised and cluttered repository into an interactive knowledge map that:
- Makes it easier for analysts to find the information they’re looking for
- Provides a strategic overview of an organisations’ research output
- Supports secure, frictionless knowledge transfer
- Reveals hidden trends and links within a body of research
We know that all researchers hope that their findings will change the world. At Graphium, our mission is to help connect their work with its purpose. We want to make it easier to extract insights from a body of research, to build links between ideas, people and organisations, to share information and to collaborate on building solutions.
If you share our vision, or would like to hear more about our tools, then reach out to us today! We’ll talk you through what we’ve been working on, and even provide you with a free demo of our system.
