Algorithm , Inc. Information

Algorithm, Inc. has been a premier out-source product development firm for AI technology and algorithm-driven software for business, industry, commerce, aviation, medicine, entertainment and training for three decades, creating products for companies just starting out to those of the Fortune 500. Algorithm, Inc. has performed work for such industry leaders as Thomson Entertainment (a division of Thomson Training & Simulation) and American Orthodontics, and through a related company produced API's for Intel Corporation. Algorithm, Inc. engineers PC and mobile software applications and electronics hardware for interactive real-time simulation and 3-D computer graphics, as well as many specialized data analytics technologies for business and industry. It builds software for data analytics and machine learning that bolsters Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions, Business Intelligence (BI), and inventory control and prediction. As on-line sales became important in the late 1990's, one such effort was for the furniture industry, where both demand predictions for inventory and specific-to-customer catalogs were created. One specialty is the creation of API's (Application Programmer Interfaces) and SDK's (Software Development Kits), affording other engineering firms and businesses the freedom to develop their own proprietary applications, saving them the steep learning curve of modern algorithm engineering. Founded in 1982 by Chairman and CEO Christopher D. Watkins and incorporated by him in Atlanta, Georgia in 1991, Algorithm, Inc. pioneered predictive characterizing control systems (now popularly referred to as "deep learning"), early plasma globes, analog and digital music synthesizers, special effects signal processing equipment, compression technology and signal-processing systems, as well as some of the first immersive simulation systems. Compu-Ceph ® uses predictive control-system analytics, in order to predict the outcomes of orthodontic and oral surgical procedures. Algorithm's owner Christopher was ...