Leonovus Inc.
("Leonovus” or the
“Company") (TSXV: LTV) today provides an update
regarding its Consolidata product and the overall business.
In March 2020, the Company recognized that it’s
Smart Filer and Vault technologies could become a unified data
capture, storage and analytics solution (Consolidata) for the
evolving COVID-19 crises. Dr. Jane Philpott, and Dr. Michael
Wolfson identified the lack of a cohesive national/provincial
information solution/repository for COVID-19 and other public
health data.
Consolidata uses our Smart Filer technology,
which transparently moves or copies COVID-19 data to a
centralized data repository and analytics platform. Because its
software is technology agnostic, Consolidata easily installs in any
hospital, nursing home, clinic, research facility, policy group,
university, college - indeed any location. The software rapidly
‘discovers’ COVID-19 files, and with its policy engine,
automatically copies the essential data to the repository.
Incorporating our Vault technology also makes Consolidata a highly
secure data storage solution. All COVID-19 data, unstructured and
structured, is now in one location. This data is collated and
categorized continuously from each of these data sources, keeping
it fresh, focused and organized; such data curation is critical to
ensure meaningful analytics based on Artificial Intelligence (“AI”)
and Machine Learning (“ML”).
To provide advanced dashboards and
immediately actionable insights on COVID-19 data, we plan to
integrate with Intouch Insight Inc., which has robust retail
dashboards, survey, mobile and reporting capabilities. Retail
analytics is based on location-based data, and so is
COVID-19.
Since the end of April 2020, Leonovus has submitted
Consolidata proposals to federal, provincial and territorial
governments. In most cases, a paid trial installation is the
proposed first step. We believe that HMOs, regional, state and
federal governments elsewhere could also use the solution.
Acceptance and timing of these proposals are unknown given, the
tumultuous market conditions.
As part of our previously announced BCIP project,
the Department of Justice continues to evaluate Smart Filer and
Vault. The product evaluation trial process will continue until
late Q3 2020. Preliminary discussions regarding a full
product launch beginning in Q4 2020 have already started.
“Leonovus Smart Filer (“LSF”) technology provides
big data analysis (“BDA”), a data discovery and analysis
foundation, offering automated, policy-based data set consolidation
and curation. The development of LSF in March 2019 with the initial
release and testing of the product in late 2019. Because of
COVID-19, according to Reportlinker, the global analytics
market is expected to grow to USD 33.8 billion by 2021. Our
Consolidata project targets this market, and our Vault technology
is also a critical part of some multi-cloud installations as
customers will require hyper-secure data storage. For Leonovus to
provide a complete BDA solution, we need to add advanced analytics,
dashboards, AI/ML to our technology portfolio,” said Michael
Gaffney, Chair and CEO, Leonovus Inc.
“There are three ways to acquire core AI and ML
capabilities for our Consolidata product; through partnerships,
like we are doing with Intouch Insight Inc., through internal
product development, or the acquisition of AI/ML companies or
technology. All three will become part of our corporate strategy.
Revenue generation and new equity funding are required to achieve
these goals,” said Gaffney.
Our Consolidata solution is not limited to the
Public Health/COVID-19 market. It is a generic big data solution
for unstructured and structured data, as demonstrated by product
evaluations currently underway. The addition of AI/ML to the
solution will dramatically increase its power and market reach.
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For more information, please contact:George Pretli,
Chief Financial Officer+1.613.319.3540gpretli@leonovus.com
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