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Spotfire helps firms create business mashups

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Apr 01, 2008

Analytics software provider Spotfire has launched new tool to help clients create business ‘mashups’- applications using data from multiple sources.

This latest release also includes new application programming interfaces (APIs) which enable richer analytic and pervasive Business Intelligence (BI) application development.  

 

Spotfire 2.1 also offers significant new analytic capabilities and usability enhancements that make it easier for business professionals to find new insights in any information.  Spotfire is a division of TIBCO Software.

 

While consumers in a Web 2.0 world can visually explore everything from maps to music, business professionals still rely too much on cumbersome spreadsheets and static reports. 

 

The business mashup capabilities in Spotfire 2.1 merge Web 2.0 and BI into business applications that solve specific business problems. 

 

Ramona Hovey, Vice President of DrillingInfo Inc’s Energy Strategy Partners, said: “By exploiting Web 2.0 and innovative Spotfire technologies, such as business mashups, we are looking to build a highly responsive, real-time business model to provide our clients with accelerated business innovation, growth, and collaboration.”

 

TIBCO expects to luanch Spotfire 2.1 in May 2008.  

http://spotfire.tibco.com/whatsnew

 

 

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