DataBrowser 

On June 6th 1944 the allies launched the invasion
of Europe, landing at various locations on the
French coast, including Utah beach.

This June 6th is D-Day again, but this time it's
Data Day. DataBrowser was released today in Salt
Lake City, Utah, and provides a much simpler
end-user interface to Business Intelligence query
and reporting software than traditional solutions.
Users build their own queries and reports
on-the-fly, within their data access privileges.

By choosing options from HTML SELECT boxes on the
DataBrowser web page, within minutes of starting
the software users can query realtime, on-line,
active, databases, as well as the more traditional
data marts. And they can modify queries at will
- want to change that report from people who bought
SUVs costing more than $ 40,000 and had income over
$ 60,000? No problem, click, click, and it's
changed to people who bought sedans for under
$ 25,000 and had incomes under $ 40,000.

Need big reports? No problem. DataBrowser has
been tested with 1.7 million record reports -
that's the report size, not the database! Scroll
around reports with 10, 10,000, or a million plus
records with the same speed and ease.

Going to be away from a network connection? No
problem, of course. DataBrowser lets you create
local data files on your computer that are subsets
of the main database, and are queried just the same
( you just don't need the original database or the
software that created it ).

So, if you want a simple solution to a complex
problem, be sure to try DataBrowser - there's
an on-line demo at the web site at :

http://www.browseredit.com

Happy browsing.

Requirements:	1.5 Ghz cpu 256 Mb RAM windows 2000
Install Support:	No Install Support
Platforms:	Windows 2000, Windows XP
Keyword:	Bi,  Business Intelligence,  Query,  Reporting
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