Sentio highlighted in iConect's latest Case Study: $1.8 billion dollars and the largest settlement in US International Trade Commission history

Through its partnership with iConect, Sentio Software’s predictive coding workflow was used to target issues and identify high value documents in a two year intellectual property dispute between two South Korean electric vehicle battery makers.

With 5.8TB of data, in which 95% were documents in Korean language (277,000 documents were in different languages), Sentio’s capabilities helped reviewers find documents that were conceptually similar and eliminate those with a low threshold of relevance from the collection to be reviewed.

At the height of the review process, the client was able to run 20 issue tags concurrently and create a model for each issue to prioritize and rank of the review.

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RINA Systems Receives Notice of Allowance from U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

RINA Systems is pleased to announce that we have received Notice of Allowance from U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for U.S. Patent regarding SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PREDICTIVE DOCUMENT CODING USING CONTINUOUS ACTIVE MACHINE LEARNING, invented by Terence Carr.

RINA Systems, LLC, a technology firm located in Cincinnati, OH focused on developing advanced cloud-based solutions for Big Data analysis and search today announced receiving a Notice of Allowance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for U.S. Patent Application No. 15/604,261 related to certain systems and methods of proprietary continuous active machine learning search technology being marketed and sold as Rinalogy API.

This patented method significantly improves queue management in Rinalogy API’s classification engine and as a result, document reviewers don’t have to wait for the next document in their review queue. Rinalogy solutions help users find what they are looking for with speed and accuracy.
With the issuance of this patent, we continue to expand the value of our proprietary Rinalogy machine learning and classification technology. This patent represents another important innovation in our AI efforts.

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Through its partnership with Sentio Software, LLC, RINA Systems is pleased to announce the launch of iCONECT v10 with Integration of Sentio Software’s Enhanced AI Functionality.

San Francisco, CA (March 12, 2020) – iCONECT, a privately held 20-year industry leader in legal technology / eDiscovery and makers of the award-winning iCONECT document review platform, announced the launch of version 10 of their flagship iCONECT platform containing new features and functions in sync with upcoming changes to EDRM to adopt best practices in privacy and risk. The new version, available to existing and new clients is set for general release on March 16, 2020.

“This is a ground-up rework of core functionality in the platform with both interface and back end optimizations and enhancements.” said CEO Ian Campbell. “With the built-in optionality which allows for use of the platform both behind the firewall and in a private or public cloud, the enhancements will make a significant positive impact in matters whether managed by law firms, corporations, government agencies or vendors.”

The v10 platform brings several significant foundational enhancements to the award-winning proprietary cloud technology, including newly embedded Sentio AI technology to drive both CAL and manual review Oversight.

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SentioAI, using Rinalogy API at its core, outperforms leading industry TAR product

Through it's partnership with Sentio Software, RINA Systems is pleased to announce SentioAI, using Rinalogy API at its core, outperforms the leading TAR product. Learn more about the test and the results here.

One of Sentio's clients requested a side by side comparison to evaluate the performance of SentioAI and a major eDiscovery review platform with built in continuous active learning.

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RINA Systems Receives Second Notice of Allowance from U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

RINA Systems is pleased to announce that we have received Notice of Allowance from U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for U.S. Patent regarding ENHANCEMENT OF SEARCH RESULTS, invented by Terence Carr and Leo Zamansky.

RINA Systems, LLC, a technology firm located in Cincinnati, OH focused on developing advanced cloud-based solutions for Big Data analysis and search today announced receiving a Notice of Allowance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for U.S. Patent Application No. 16/428,220 related to certain systems and methods of proprietary continuous active machine learning search technology being marketed and sold as Rinalogy Search.

This additional patent provides broader coverage for Rinalogy’s proprietary technology which is intended to introduce a new and significantly improved method for search and classification. This innovation positions Rinalogy’s solutions as a disruptive force in the marketplace.

Rinalogy Search uses an iterative process giving users the ability to provide feedback on search results. The software calculates the likelihood of the results returned, against what a user is looking for. The new methods help users find what they are looking for, with speed and simplicity.

​Through its partnership with Sentio Software, LLC, RINA Systems is pleased to announce iCONECT’s integration of Continuous Active Learning with Adoption of Sentio Technology.

San Francisco, CA – iCONECT, a privately held 20-year industry leader in legal technology and makers of the award winning iCONECT-XERA document review platform, today announced the integration of patented Sentio artificial intelligence technology into iCONECT’s eDiscovery platform, to power its Continuous Active Learning (CAL). This integration is the first in a series of anticipated product developments since the recent announcement of Newfield Capital Partners as a strategic capital partner.

"We see AI everywhere from Spotify to Amazon to iTunes." said CEO Ian Campbell. "By incorporating Sentio technology into the iCONECT platform, we’re creating a paradigm shift in how eDiscovery will be performed going forward"

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