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Intellext Emerges From Northwestern University’s DevLab Incubator with Software that Revolutionizes the Way Computer Users Get Information Watson delivers timely, relevant contextual information to users
CHICAGO - January 31, 2005 - Intellext (www.intellext.com), the “Intelligence in Context” software company, today announced that it has emerged from its research and development stage and is now commercially marketing and shipping its software solution, Watson. The product of research conducted by Intellext co-founders Dr. Jay Budzik and Dr. Kristian Hammond at Northwestern University, Watson removes the burden of search from the shoulders of computer users. By reading and understanding what people are working on and using that knowledge to proactively find and deliver useful information to the user, Watson is able to find information the user didn’t know existed - in places they otherwise might not have looked.

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