Every day, HolonOS reads half a million signals from over 50,000 sources in 100+ countries. In real-time, we identify the key strategic developments, organizations and people shaping the global impact economy.
A Development is a real-world event or incident, at a particular time, that marks a strategic milestone or strategic development for an organization, market, sector or geography.
Every Development on the platform includes:
A short machine learning generated summary of the development
Classifications on the development type, significance and sentiment
Industry and Geographic Classifications
An image from one of the sources, HolonOS inferred this Development from.
Organizations and People who are mentioned by the source signals as related to the Development.
Key Quotes and Numbers identified by HolonOS when reading through the sources
The source Signals including press releases, wires, news articles and company announcements but not including opinions, editorials or other non-event-based documents.
Development Categories
HolonIQ classifies each Development into one of the following categories and sub categories. The categories including:
Growth
Policy
Recognition
People
Event
Negative
Research
Private Funding
M&A
Public Offering
Project Finance
More details can be found in the Global Development Taxonomy.
Significance
HolonOS assigns a significance scores to each development. These ratings are absolute global scores and are not relative to each market. Significance scores range between 0 and 9.
The following general guide applies to impact ratings:
6-9. Major developments are often considered significant events across more than one region and/or sector. They have global or multi-region impact either directly or indirectly.
3-5. Medium developments are significant within one region or sector.
0-2. Minor developments impact certain countries and sectors or sub-sectors specifically. They may mark a small but important milestone.
Sentiment
The general market sentiment of a development is classified as positive, negative or neutral. This reflects overall sentiment, given that specific sentiment will vary for different parties e.g. a regulatory development can be positive for some and negative for others.