DataParade
DataParade is a privacy and security product built on a semantic knowledge graph, with a custom ontology and taxonomy that ties into the OCSF standard. Anthus is working with DataParade to develop it. It belongs to the new class of tooling that lets people see what AI agents are doing across a project once they've stepped back from writing the code themselves. Semantic knowledge graph as the system of record for what happened, to what, and by whomCustom ontology and taxonomy mapped to the Open Cybersecurity Schema FrameworkBuilt for the operator who has delegated the work and still has to answer for itVisit dataparade.io.
Call Criteria
Call Criteria scored call-center QA with custom fine-tuned LLM classifiers run by an outside service. It worked, but the vendor was too expensive and too slow to scale to every new scorecard, and they wanted control. We built them an in-house classifier lab on Primus in their own AWS account and operated it for years: hundreds of scorecards, millions of calls, the cheapest model that clears each bar, and reviewers whose corrections became policy.
Venue Driver
A nightclub management system that has been the backbone of Las Vegas hospitality operations since 2007, processing over a quarter of a billion dollars in total revenue: Handled peak volumes of tens of millions of dollars per monthBegan as an on-premises solution for reservations and guest lists, tailored for Las Vegas nightlifeUnderwent successful cloud transformation to AWS, enhancing scalability and reliabilityTransitioned to serverless architecture, dramatically reducing operational costs while improving performanceAdapted continuously to support new business models and regulatory requirementsIntegrated with other systems, creating a comprehensive hospitality management ecosystemVenue Driver's longevity, financial impact, and successful technological evolution demonstrate our ability to create and maintain mission-critical solutions that grow with our clients' needs, from on-premises to cloud to serverless architectures.