Neudesic + Hanover Research

Hanover Research uses Azure OpenAI services and Neudesic AI experts
to streamline research workflows

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Navigating the wealth of data: Hanover's vision for enhanced research

For two decades, Hanover Research has been at the forefront of market research, accumulating a vast and diverse repository of reports and analyses. As a testament to their forward-thinking approach, they envisioned harnessing this data more efficiently to cater to their expanding clientele. With clients' challenges becoming more intricate, Hanover aspired for an agile, flexible solution to transform their data-driven insights.

Ushering in an era of AI-enhanced research for Hanover

Hanover teamed up with Neudesic, the Microsoft US AI Partner of the Year. Together, they recognized the potential of the Azure OpenAI Service. Neudesic, in its supportive role, crafted the Hanover Intelligent Virtual Engine (HIVE)—a beacon of AI-driven research excellence. The tool empowered Hanover's analysts to seamlessly explore vast data realms, extracting precise answers with swift efficiency.

“The HIVE solution we built with Neudesic helps us to deliver deeper insights to clients more quickly. Our goal is to make market research accessible to everyone, and to do this, we know we need to be able to tackle increasingly difficult research approaches more effectively using tools such as AI.”

–Amanda Lockhart, Vice President of Marketing, Hanover Research

10x faster insights

Hanover unlocked the capability to unveil crucial discoveries with a speed that was tenfold. Now, armed with finely tuned insights, they could delve deeper into complex research areas, confidently unearthing nuanced discoveries from their treasure trove of data.

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“With Azure OpenAI Service, the capabilities that have come to life are transformative. It’s exciting to be in the engineering space and solve problems for businesses. Some of the things we’re solving now, people were dreaming of doing for years.”

–Ray Malone, Senior Managing Director of Engineering, Hanover Research