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Exadel, a provider of Web 2.0-based enterprise solutions and professional services, has formed an alliance with Actuate (NASDAQ: ACTU), the people behind BIRT™, to promote the use of Actuate and BIRT in the enterprise.
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As a System Integrator (SI) Exadel will promote and use Actuate and BIRT in its enterprise engagements. As a result of this relationship developers will be able to save time in their development and deployment efforts by taking advantage of the integration points between JBoss Developer Studio (formerly Exadel Studio Pro), RichFaces, JBoss Tools and BIRT.
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"We are pleased that Exadel has joined Actuate’s BIRT Global Partner Connection program” said Rich Guth, Vice President and General Manager, open source strategy group, Actuate. "Exadel has a unique focus on building Web 2.0 applications to give business users rapid access to the data they need to remain agile in today's business climate. We look forward to working with Exadel to provide its customers with comprehensive Rich Information Applications (RIAs) with BIRT.“
“Companies today, especially small to mid-size businesses, rely on their ability to make informed decisions quickly and accurately to remain agile and maintain their competitive advantage,” said Fima Katz, CEO of Exadel. “The Rich Information Applications development environment provided by RichFaces, Actuate and BIRT gives our enterprise customers industry scalable Web 2.0 tools for real-time analysis when they need to make informed decisions. We’re seeing an increase of clients taking business intelligence to the Cloud.”
The alliance with Actuate builds upon Exadel’s deep and broad experience in helping customers solve real business problems through the use of open source tools. Working with a variety of clients, Exadel is involved in many mission-critical RIA and business intelligence projects. Exadel has been an important tooling contributor to Eclipse since the Eclipse Foundation was established. Finally, Exadel has been a leader in technical education concerning the use of open source tools for enterprise solutions transferring its knowledge through webinars, and onsite trainings. All of their strengths combined with Actuate’s strengths bring the interactive consumer experience of the web to the enterprise.
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