"I purchased the data analysis product because it has more intuitive features and better integration with Microsoft Visual Studio than competing products. Thanks to the new ActiveAnalysis 2 version with Silverlight support and the improved documentation, I plan to begin using it in several of our systems."
Warren Besore
Technical Director
BTech
Customer testimonials, case studies, news, awards about ActiveReports, Data Dynamics Reports and ActiveAnalysis, award-winning .NET Reporting, OLAP, Data Visualization and Business Intelligence (BI) Tools and components by GrapeCity for Microsoft Silverlight, Windows Azure, Windows Forms & ASP.NET. For more information, visit http://www.gcpowertools.com
Showing posts with label Analysis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Analysis. Show all posts
Monday, September 20, 2010
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
GrapeCity announces ActiveAnalysis 2.0 Beta with Freeform Data Analysis and Data Visualization for Microsoft Silverlight
The world’s first freeform data analysis and data visualization component for Windows Forms and ASP.NET adds Silverlight support and Excel export
MORRISVILLE, NC — GrapeCity today announced the availability of ActiveAnalysis 2.0 Beta, formerly known as Data Dynamics Analysis. The world’s first freeform data analysis component for Windows Forms, ASP.NET and Silverlight allows developers to rapidly embed out-of-the-box OLAP, data visualization, and ad hoc business intelligence (BI) features into their applications.
Designed for Microsoft Silverlight 4, the latest version supports printing and the use of context menus within Silverlight. The Silverlight support allows .NET developers to rapidly embed out-of-the-box interactive, cross-browser data analysis and visualization features into their applications.
Another significant feature is the support for exporting the onscreen data to Microsoft Excel for offline analysis. End users can export the onscreen data, including encoded values and exports it to a format that allows them to further analyze or manipulate the data in Excel.
Major new features include:
• Silverlight based out-of-the-box cross-browser data analysis capabilities
• Excel export for offline analysis on the desktop
• Intelligent processing of numeric and date data to display more information in less space
• Automatic selection of the correct visual representation based on the data type
• Accelerated information discovery and analysis for end users
Commenting on the release, James Johnson, the GrapeCity PowerTools Product Manager said, “By enabling Silverlight based data analysis combined with Excel export, the product effectively allows developers to benefit from the centralized deployment and distribution of their Silverlight based web application while giving users the rich client experience they get with traditional desktop tools.”
The release version of GrapeCity ActiveAnalysis 2.0 will be available for Windows Forms, ASP.NET and Silverlight. Prices start at $999, with site licensing and annual maintenance available.
About GrapeCity
Founded in 1980, GrapeCity is an international award-winning Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, a premier Visual Studio Industry Partner and the world’s largest provider of developer components. The company has more than 850 employees and tens of thousands of customers worldwide. For over 25 years, GrapeCity has provided enterprises around the world with state-of-the-art developer tools and components, software services and solutions. For more information, visit http://www.gcpowertools.com/ .
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
ActiveAnalysis allows InfoPlanIT's users to go beyond reporting with ad hoc data analysis
"Our solution allows users to analyze real time data and discover anomalies in their transaction data. The Data Dynamics Analysis (soon to be ActiveAnalysis 2.0) product allows our users to rediscover their data in a way that no reporting product can do.
The value that it delivers after learning how to use it is invaluable. Users are able to build charts and spreadsheets with very little effort. Our clients that know how to use the shelves and markings absolutely love it. They can easily build charts and spreadsheets by dragging and dropping database columns on the display."
Lucas Hardbarger
Software Developer
InfoPlanIT, LLC
The value that it delivers after learning how to use it is invaluable. Users are able to build charts and spreadsheets with very little effort. Our clients that know how to use the shelves and markings absolutely love it. They can easily build charts and spreadsheets by dragging and dropping database columns on the display."
Lucas Hardbarger
Software Developer
InfoPlanIT, LLC
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Daniel Reber, Precision.BI on ActiveAnalysis and Data Dynamics Reports
"In the case of Data Dynamics Analysis (now ActiveAnalysis 2), not only can end users view the data in both numbers and graphs, but we can easily modify the size, color, and other features of graphs to help them quickly grasp what's happening. No other component can do that."
"In the case of Data Dynamics Reports, it is the quickest way available to create reports, and you don't need to be a programmer to do it."
Daniel Reber,
Lead Architect
Precision.BIhttp://www.precisionbi.com/
"In the case of Data Dynamics Reports, it is the quickest way available to create reports, and you don't need to be a programmer to do it."
Daniel Reber,
Lead Architect
Precision.BIhttp://www.precisionbi.com/
Precision.BI considers the products and the technical support key factors in their success
"If I had had to create the entire solution from scratch, without the help of GrapeCity components, I simply wouldn't have been able to do it."
"Pretty much all our plans involve Data Dynamics Reports, Data Dynamics Analysis (now ActiveAnalysis 2), and ActiveReports, plus we may use other components as they come out. With the time savings and unique capabilities they provide—plus the great technical support we get —these components are a key part of our strategy."
"I've stayed with these products all these years because of their great technical support."
Daniel Reber,
"Pretty much all our plans involve Data Dynamics Reports, Data Dynamics Analysis (now ActiveAnalysis 2), and ActiveReports, plus we may use other components as they come out. With the time savings and unique capabilities they provide—plus the great technical support we get —these components are a key part of our strategy."
"I've stayed with these products all these years because of their great technical support."
Daniel Reber,
Lead Architect,
Precision.BI
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Daniel Reber on ease of use of ActiveAnalysis and Data Dynamics Reports
One feature of Data Dynamics Analysis (now ActiveAnalysis) that Daniel Reber particularly appreciates is the ease of moving between numerical data and graphs and charts. "Not only can end users view the data in both numbers and graphs, but we can easily modify the size, color, and other features of graphs to help them quickly grasp what's happening," he says. "No other component can do that."
In the case of Data Dynamics Reports, he notes, "It's the quickest way available to create reports, and you don't need to be a programmer to do it."
Read the full Precision.BI case study.
Daniel Reber,
In the case of Data Dynamics Reports, he notes, "It's the quickest way available to create reports, and you don't need to be a programmer to do it."
Read the full Precision.BI case study.
Daniel Reber,
Lead Product Architect,
Precision.BI, LLC
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