Company

Infobionics is the first company to “UnData Data,” to finally make information spread across the enterprise more accessible and valuable by liberating it from today’s rigid data structures. The company launched its revolutionary Infobionics Knowledge Server™ in early 2009.

 
The Infobionics Knowledge Server™ is based on a flexible cellular data model that accommodates unknown data and relationships as they evolve, with unprecedented ease. The Infobionics Knowledge Server allows end users to query the system without knowing the data and its underlying schema, and greatly expands the universe of queries for data analysts. Customers save significant costs over current approaches because development, enhancement and maintenance is much easier and more productive than with other database technologies.

 

Headquartered in Minneapolis, Infobionics is led by a seasoned management team with deep technical and operational experience and extensive track records in growing and leading IT efforts and teams across large companies and startups, including Cargill, Oracle, Unisys, ADC Communications, Grand Met, Pillsbury, Pilot Software, Data General and Aon Corp.

 

A Business Advisory Board of industry luminaries provides strategic guidance on product direction and market development.

 

Infobionics holds two patents from the U.S. Patent Office and one international patent pertaining to the company’s core cellular technology concept and design.

 

Fortune 500 companies, prominent universities and U.S. intelligence agencies, including Aerospace Corp., In-Q-Tel, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), SPADAC, University of Minnesota and University of Southern California (USC), have reported positive early experiences learning about and testing the Infobionics Knowledge Server.