Phil Unger, CEO of Cadeon Inc.
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Niaz Tadayyon, Business Analytics Practice Lead
Cadeon Inc. Acts as Life Boat to Companies Drowning in Data by Rennay Craats
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he saying “knowledge is power” is true, but it only tells part of the story. The real power for today’s companies is found when they can apply that knowledge in order to facilitate quicker, more insightful decision-making, increased productivity, and access to the most relevant, highquality data. As companies across sectors continue to struggle with finding the gems hidden in the deluge of corporate data, this transition from knowledge to wisdom can seem a daunting one. But for the past 10 years, Cadeon Inc. has been there to help companies manage their information, turning their data into dollars in the process. “We are a trusted authority in turning information into money. We find the data and information that helps our customers get the most value,” says Phil Unger, CEO of Cadeon Inc. For data to be valuable it needs to be accessible. Cadeon uses a system of people, processes and technology to organize information from a variety of sources so it is at users’ fingertips
when they need it. By pulling together data from platforms including structured, semi-structured and unstructured data sets in various formats, Cadeon allows users to search a topic from within the data management framework to produce all the relevant information. This is an invaluable service, especially for large companies involved in mergers and acquisitions. As a company acquires the assets of another, it is critical for management to be able to sort through all of the data quickly to more easily integrate the acquisition into operations or to get it up and running independently. Whether the framework is used for mergers and acquisitions, regulatory compliance, production optimization or another desired outcome, Cadeon is dedicated to offering a holistic, cohesive approach to solving data problems, all in a timely manner. “We want to do projects in days and weeks not months and years, so we can show clients very quickly the value,” says Unger.