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BIRT Mobile Viewer Delivers Rich, Interactive Content For Enterprise Users on the iPhone
Actuate Corporation (NASDAQ: ACTU), the people behind BIRT, today announced the availability of the BIRT Mobile Viewer. The free download is a native iPhone application, available on the iPhone App Store. BIRT, an eclipse-based development environment for presenting compelling data visualizations on the web, can be accessed via BIRT onDemand on a fee-free trial basis. Together the BIRT Mobile Viewer and BIRT OnDemand
ebizQ received the following:
A growing mobile workforce has generated demand for access to enterprise information on handheld devices including the popular iPhone, wherever decisions are made: in the local retail store or bank branch, on the assembly line or on the road. With BIRT Mobile Viewer, users get an extended rich interactive application experience for their work-related data that stretch beyond the confines of an office or Internet connection, making critical information immediately available.
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"Apple's iPhone deserves credit for setting a new standard in delivering content and collaboration applications to an increasingly mobile workforce. With increased smartphone adoption, enterprises like Actuate are moving quickly to bring their solutions to the new desktop," said Michael Fauscette, Group Vice President, Software Business Solutions, IDC. "By accessing the combination of a highly interactive user interface, location awareness and native functionality, enterprise users can experience desktop visibility and increased productivity while they're away from the office."
With BIRT Mobile Viewer, users can access and control BIRT generated content on the iPhone. Key features include:
"Our customer's end users are increasingly mobile in their work environments, and BIRT Mobile Viewer on the iPhone is a major breakthrough in addressing the trend toward accessing interactive enterprise information in a mobile environment," said Nobby Akiha, senior vice president of marketing at Actuate. "BIRT Mobile Viewer extends BIRT-based data visualizations to the iPhone in an easy digestible form so users get their personalized productivity environment in the palm of their hand. It is also very easy to try and I encourage all iPhone users to visit BIRT-Exchange Marketplace to see it for themselves."
For more information on BIRT Mobile Viewer and to understand how you can get started visit: http://www.birt-exchange.com/iPhone.
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