The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
10/07/2010
iDashboards, the leader in Business Intelligence (BI) dashboard software, today announced the availability of iDashboards X Platform, the newest version of its flagship enterprise BI dashboard solution.
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Available immediately, iDashboards X Platform includes a host of new features designed to improve the user experience, including custom dashboard backgrounds, ability to control chart transparency, search capability across charts and dashboards, and an enhanced user interface. It extends iDashboards’ world class dashboard software into a comprehensive business intelligence platform which includes alerts, analytics and reports. It's BI on a whole new level.
Using iDashboards, customers will be able to create alerts based on definable data thresholds, and set alert notifications via email to predefined user groups. The analytics feature allows users to perform what-if scenarios within the dashboard. With the reports feature, there is the ability to display dashboard data in PDF and HTML. It scales from ten to tens of thousands of users and draws data from databases, data warehouses, spreadsheets, XML and other data sources to display all KPIs and metrics in a single location. Its built-in security framework provides role-based user permissions and access control.
“iDashboards X Platform provides our customers with a comprehensive business intelligence platform that is extremely easy to use,” says Shadan Malik, CEO of iDashboards.
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