Evri brings a unique discovery mechanism to the world of news

Sunday, March 1st, 2009

Evri is a company you might not notice unless you look at the bottom of the Washington Post's news pages and see a little widget there that connects people, places, and things, together in a unique way. It looks simple, but the technology underneath is pretty wild and here we talk with Evri's CTO, Deep Dhillon, who shows us what Evri is doing and tells us what is behind this innovative Seattle company.

Tags: Deep Dhillon, discovery, evri, news, search, semantic

 

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Posted by Neil Roseman (not verified) on March 2, 2009 1:22 AM

Thanks for the great video of us. Some of us, including Deep from the video, are at DEMO showing off some even cooler new features. Anyone attending should come and say hi, and look tomorrow morning for our latest launch.

Posted by dejon97 dotcom (not verified) on March 1, 2009 11:46 PM

Very useful technology from the consumer standpoint, but as far as building a profitable revenue model around it I'm not so sure. How do you "sell" it to big business without any processes in place to asset its value? How do you prove its ROI?

IMHO, the government sector might be a better play.

I can't wait to see how this unfolds because the technology is awesome.

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