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Converlens

Converlens

Converlens is an Australian-based technology company specialising in qualitative analysis for government consultations

Converlens started its journey back in 2017 when it worked with the Australian Federal Government on the Business Research and Innovation Initiative’s (BRII) "Digitally enabled community engagement in policy and programme design" challenge. The BRII challenge linked into OGP Australia’s first National Action Plan, which led to Converlens’ inception.

 
  • Secure and Australian – storing data securely in Australia
  • Qualitative + quantitively analysis – making it easy to analyse numbers and text
  • Flexible and effective collection of data – working with varied data inputs from PDFs, audio files, survey inputs and more.

Deploying artificial intelligence (AI) to provide a smart layer of qualitative natural-language processing techniques (NLP), Converlens assists people to excel at managing the submissions and communications process. The quicker you can get to the insights you need, the quicker you can act.

Converlens has a focus to grow within the government sector, already working across federal, state and local governments in Australia and the United Kingdom to improve their data collection and analysis. Converlens also provides value to consultancies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

Converlens is always open to partnering with people who need assistance with qualitative analysis or require expertise in Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Artificial Intelligence.

Tom Workman

Thomas Workman

Co-Founder / Director

Fernando Marmolejo-Ramos

Fernando Marmolejo-Ramos

Co-Founder

iccadmin@unisa.edu.au

(08) 8302 7368

South Australian Government

University of South Australia