Can A Pattern Recognition App Improve Your Creativity?
InboundWriter Thinks So  The best business software needs zero
employee training, makes you more productive and saves novices
from big mistakes. The secret to nailing all three might lie in
the technology of pattern recognition.  When a company's bottom
line depends on your app working the right way, you just can’t
hand them a gleeful user experience and expect them to pay per
seat. Training, productivity and infallibility are the
priorities, not the enthusiastic approval of the user -- but
that presents a real conflict of interest if your product is a
freemium service relying on word-of-mouth growth.  “For
enterprise, the elephant in the room is the expense of training
the people who operate the software,” explains Alex Balva, CTO
of InboundWriter, a search optimization service for bloggers and
content marketers. “That’s the reason there are deterministic
apps out there: they save money.”  “Deterministic,” in this
case, means "no fun at all.' A determini