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Using Analytics to Help the Navy Improve Fleet Readiness

Written by Jared Schultz on 12 January 2020.

IntelliGenesis is working with the Navy to evaluate and improve the readiness of the fleet. By bringing our Big Data Analytics, Data Science, and Visualization expertise to their Technical, Organizational, and Behavioral Indicators (TOBI) data, we are …

Do You Trust Your Ears?

Written by Guy Howard on 03 December 2019.

Speaking as someone who has received a phone call from their CEO, you typically do what the boss says and ask questions later. That’s exactly what the CEO of a UK-based energy firm did when the CEO of his parent company called. Directed to transfer sen…

Intelligenesis Named #1 Top Workplace by Baltimore Sun

Written by Jared Schultz on 17 March 2019.

Angie Lienert set out to establish the kind of company that, as she puts it, “I would want to work for.” Along the way she became the kind of business leader that others want to work for. Lienert began her career as an Arabic linguist with the Ai…

Four Stories of Putting Our People First

Written by Jared Schultz on 21 November 2018.

“It’s all about the people.” It seems like every business claims to be “all about people.” Whether it’s a slogan on their website or something in their mission statement, lobby signage, or business cards, the “people” idea isn’t new. But here at Int…

Beyond the Job Search: Why Supporting Transitioning Veterans is a Family Affair

Written by Jared Schultz on 09 November 2018.

At IntelliGenesis, Veterans Day holds a special place in our hearts not only because we recognize and honor the sacrifice our men and women in uniform have made for our country but also because many of us – 60% in fact – are veterans ourselves. And whi…

Combatting the Skills Gap with a Culture of Learning

Written by Jared Schultz on 06 August 2018.

While the national unemployment rate is at a 10-year low, headline after headline warns college grads and employers alike of the “skills gap” plaguing most industries. In fact, according to McKinsey & Co., nearly 40% of American employers struggle …