CognitiveMill vs. IBM Watson Content Analytics

CognitiveMill

IBM Watson Content Analytics

8 Reviews and Ratings

Overview
Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
CognitiveMill	N/A	N/A	CognitiveMill™ by AIHunters — is a cognitive computing cloud platform for Media and Entertainment industry automation. It allows for automated video editing 50x faster that an employee and at least 5x less costly. Cognitive Mill analyzes video content with a human-like level of understanding, makes informed decisions, and acts upon video content in accordance with a business case. Use cases: - Automated video previews generation; - Movie trailers and…	$30 per hour raw media ingested
IBM Watson Content Analytics	Score7.7 out of 10	N/A	IBM Watson Content Analytics is an enterprise search option. This supersedes IBM's older offerings, IBM Omnifind and IBM Content Analytics and Enterprise Search.	N/A

Pricing

CognitiveMill

IBM Watson Content Analytics

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Pricing Offerings
CognitiveMill	IBM Watson Content Analytics
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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$2,000 one-time fee per installation

No setup fee

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User Ratings
	CognitiveMill	IBM Watson Content Analytics
Likelihood to Recommend	- (0 ratings)	8.0 (2 ratings)

User Testimonials
	CognitiveMill	IBM Watson Content Analytics
Likelihood to Recommend	AIHunters No answers on this topic	IBM If one is looking for a content crawling search engine (think "Google" but on your own private system), IBM Watson does a great job. It is also very good for locating duplicate files/folders and lost items. If document organization and searching is the goal, IBM Watson hits the nail on the head. Incentivized Derek Schroeder Service Manager Read full review
Pros	AIHunters No answers on this topic	IBM Easy Interface - Drag and click based UI. Good amount of tools for visualization. Less amount of time taken to perform analysis. Incentivized Shreekar Kolanu Software Engineer Read full review
Cons	AIHunters No answers on this topic	IBM The software is semi-limited to indexing and searching. Software does not force a specific "structure" as some document management systems do. Incentivized Derek Schroeder Service Manager Read full review
Alternatives Considered	AIHunters No answers on this topic	IBM IBM Watson is not quite in the same category as Worldox or NetDocuments as both are full-fledged document management. However, both vendors provide a similar searching and indexing product. Worldox provides searching and indexing but the Indexer is somewhat prone to issues. IBM Watson does not have the stability/consistency issues. NetDocuments is cloud-hosted document management and its index does not seem to have issues. That being said, there is a large premium as the data is all stored in a cloud container with the management system. Incentivized Derek Schroeder Service Manager Read full review
Return on Investment	AIHunters No answers on this topic	IBM It has provided a positive work environment. Since its easy and understandable good amount of team communication improved. Incentivized Shreekar Kolanu Software Engineer Read full review
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