Adarga's new Vantage product builds on its Knowledge Platform AI analysis system. (Photo: Adarga)
Adarga's Vantage system builds on the company’s Knowledge Platform which was developed over a period of six years and processes, organises and analyses open source material as well as information held by the user’s military, security and intelligence services.
The system has a range of ways of presenting data graphically or in text as well as via user interfaces which allow interrogation and manipulation of the data, allowing operators to establish relationships between actors in a particular geographic or less literal environment.
Vantage provides a ‘question and answer’ capability which will inform of different aspects to an answer, network exploration which
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