At the 2011 Semantic Technology Conference, Cambridge Semantics today announced the latest addition to its flagship Anzo Information Suite, Anzo Connect complemented by the new Anzo Formula Language. With Anzo Connect, a semantic ETL tool, database administrators and business users have a fast, simple, flexible, and repeatable process for integrating data in relational databases into semantic technology-powered solutions. The Anzo Formula language improves the self service data access and reporting capabilities needed to develop custom analytics that even business users can create. Together, these tools enable business to create operational intelligence solutions in minutes, not months. Anzo solutions integrate data from structured and unstructured sources, have flexible, beautiful, and interactive reporting dashboards, and -- most importantly -- enable businesses to go beyond BI by creating alerts, rules, and workflows to operationalize insights gained from data analysis.

Members of the Cambridge Semantics' management team will be featured speakers at the upcoming SemTech conference to be held June 5-9 in San Francisco. SemTech is widely regarded as the world's largest, most authoritative conference on semantic technology for enterprise computing professionals.

Cambridge Semantics today announced that it has enlisted several ISVs and System Integrators to join its growing roster of partners. Leveraging Cambridge Semantics' operational intelligence application tools with its under arching semantic technology, partners can deliver more value to customers with rapidly developed applications that address real business problems.

Cambridge Semantics (www.cambridgesemantics.com) today announced that it has been named one of five vendors to be included in Gartner Inc's "Cool Vendors in Life Sciences, 2011" report by Steve Lefebure and Dale Hagemeyer, published April 22, 2011. The research highlights vendors that are bringing new tools to yield greater insights into data.

Cambridge Semantics (www.cambridgesemantics.com) will be presenting at the April 2011 Bio-IT World Conference in Boston. Vice President Steven Kludt will discuss how semantic technology and cloud computing can be leveraged in pharmaceutical and healthcare organizations to address specific data management challenges. Cambridge Semantics will also be exhibiting at the show (booth #200).

Cambridge Semantics, a provider of semantic technology-powered application development tools, today announced an agreement with Cray Inc. to collectively develop and market high performance data solutions. Through the agreement, both companies will jointly market and sell current and new solutions, including the Cray XMTa? system and Cambridge Semantics' Anzo product suite.

Cambridge Semantics' commitment to helping organizations address their most pressing data collaboration challenges has fueled the company's growth in 2010. Adoption among the pharmaceutical industry has been particularly notable, as major companies including Biogen-Idec, Merck and Johnson & Johnson have signed on as new customers this year. Cambridge Semantics Anzo product suite enables non-technical users to find, collect, share and report on critical business information without requiring the support of IT.

Cambridge Semantics (www.cambridgesemantics.com) today announced the 2.0 release of its Anzo platform. Anzo, a semantic technology application development suite, provides business users the ability to discover, integrate, analyze and report on information contained within the enterprise without reliance on IT. Driven by customer requests, the new release delivers key usability features including read/write reporting, form automation and improved access control management. In addition, significant enhancements to scale have been introduced to improve the available storage by two orders of magnitude while maintaining the interactive performance customers need and will require in the future.

Cambridge Semantics (www.cambridgesemantics.com) executives and customers will be among the featured speakers at this year's Semantic Technology Conference (www.semtech2010.com). Kicking off Monday, June 21st in San Francisco, the event brings together the most authoritative leaders in the semantic technology market to share the latest innovations and best practices.

Cambridge Semantics (www.cambridgesemantics.com) today announced that it has seen rapid acceptance of its semantic technology-powered application development product suite in 2010. Customers such as Biogen Idec, GroupM, and Merck are taking advantage of the company's flagship Anzo platform to address their persistent data aggregation challenges, especially data locked in Excel spreadsheets. Non-technical knowledge workers are now empowered with a tool that they are already familiar with to self-service their own information needs without having to formally involve IT. Fueled by the demand for Anzo and the flexibility it offers, Cambridge Semantics has made key strategic hires to the management team and expanded its office space.