Antonio Juárez González is an enthusiast of information analysis and processing to improve academic, business and research processes, using algorithms based on Automatic Text Processing, Natural Language Processing, Statistics and Machine Learning.Antonio meet Machine Learning during his masters studies when he developed a factual Question Answering system, showing that using only lexical attributes such kind of questions could be answered. He managed to position his theory in second place at the international CLEF Question Answering challenge in 2006. During his postdoctorate, he and his team developed a solution to the problem of detecting sexual predators in chat rooms. Using a two-stage Automatic Learning approach, considering 117,000 attributes, they were able to correctly identify the conversations and the predator in them, achieving first place at the 2012 PAN competition. In 2016, he developed a system for automatically assigning personnel to tasks of software development, and a time predictor for new projects based on new required tasks and the experience of the personnel.At the Polytechnic University of Tlaxcala, with the vision of convert this institution in the first completely digital University in the politechnic university education system, Antonio created software development laboratory where students of the institution were intregarated and trained. He managed to achieve the digitalization and automation of candidate survey application, admission exam, professional stays, and digital certificates emission.As an independent consultant and developer, Antonio performed the analysis and processing of information from the historical grades of students to obtain relevant statistics for the certification process of academic programs. He also developed a translation system of transcribed valuations that made it possible to automatically obtain 89 million readable and understandable jewelry descriptions for potential buyers. Currently the system is being integrated for its use in real time.Antonio has the firm conviction that, in the area of ​​information analysis and its use to improve processes, any objective is possible, the mission is to investigate to what extent it can be achieved.