Thought Leader: Autonomy's Mike Lynch On The Meaning of Meaning Based Computing

Posted by Tom Foremski - November 15, 2007

I recently met with Mike Lynch, CEO of Autonomy, the second largest European software company. Autonomy has become a force in the enterprise software market with its search and discovery technology that can find related content based on its meaning.

Autonomy's technology has been licensed on an oem basis and is found in many enterprise software applications. The company acquired California based Zantaz earlier this year, which helps companies discover documents related to legal issues such as lawsuits.

Mr Lynch is also on the board of the BBC and talks about the changes and challenges in the media sector.

Video and editing by Aron Pruiett.

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