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TERAGRAM NAMED TO KMWORLD MAGAZINE’S “100 COMPANIES THAT MATTER MOST IN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT”Teragram Recognized for Leadership and Innovation in Knowledge Management for Third Straight Year by KMWorld CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - February 28, 2007 - Teragram, the leading provider of multilingual natural language processing technologies, has been named to this year’s list of “100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management” by KMWorld Magazine. Teragram was evaluated and selected for its suite of linguistic services, including Automatic Categorization, Entities Extraction and Real Time Alerts. KMWorld Magazine’s list, in its seventh year, is based on compiled feedback from a panel of Knowledge Management practitioners and their colleagues, as well as theorists, industry analysts, vendors and their customers. Previous winners of the “100 Companies” are archived online at www.kmworld.com, and this year’s list will be posted on March 1. “The KMWorld 100 Companies list encourages broader discussion within the knowledge management community, and we are honored to again be recognized for our impact on the industry,” said Yves Schabes, president and co-founder of Teragram. “Teragram’s inclusion on this list is important industry validation that we’re differentiating ourselves from similar technologies on the market today, and emerging as a known leader in natural language content technologies. Teragram believes that providing customized, tailored services to enterprises will be a critical success factor for knowledge management technologies of tomorrow.” “If there is a single trait shared by the companies listed, it is their determination to treat their entire constituency chain, from top to bottom, with respect and without hubris,” said Hugh McKellar, editor-in-chief of KMWorld magazine. “Clearly, attitude alone doesn't warrant inclusion on the list, attitude must be accompanied by elegance in the design and implementation of their software.”
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