Aureus Tech Systems, a digital transformation company that provides accelerated intelligent cloud and edge solutions, brings major new capabilities to its Anvesa eDiscovery platform for the legal profession.
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Aureus has integrated its Anvesa® 3.0 solution with Microsoft Azure and Azure AI to leverage key artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning capabilities to power new tools for legal professionals in their digital journey. The updated Anvesa® 3.0— set to launch July 15, 2020— now provides unsupervised machine learning and keyword extraction, features that vastly increase the speed with which law firms can review large documents and document troves.
Aureus’s heavy focus on research and development (R&D) makes it a pioneer in technological advancements. Aureus clients get leading technology and don’t have to absorb R&D costs and risks, because Aureus already has. The company focuses on knowledge mining, document classification, document labeling, and obtaining key insights from the information in the text of documents, all to decrease manual efforts. By using these capabilities, law workers no longer need to search within documents or read them one by one. Aureus takes unstructured data and processes it without the need for human intervention or additional staff using deep learning and neural networking.
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While this technology can be used within any industry, one area Aureus is revolutionizing is the legal space through the company’s AI and cloud computing investments.
“When it comes to attorneys and paralegals finding answers and winning cases, time matters. It matters a lot. That’s why we’ve built a secure e-discovery platform that cuts through the clutter and delivers the right information to users fast,” said Shannon Reed, Vice President of Product Development for Aureus. “Our excellent customer service and advanced technologies enable users to eliminate hours and hours of work.”
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