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Corda's CEO and President, John Purvis |
A Message from our
CEO
Please let me invite you to a personalized cook’s tour of CenterView™ 3.0! Drop us a line and
we’ll contact you to arrange an individual demo of our breakthrough CenterView 3.0 release. Just let us know how much time you’d
like to spend—from 5 minutes to 5 hours, we’d love to visit with you.
CenterView 3.0 is a huge leap forward for data visualization, performance dashboards and business performance
management. Incorporation of Ajax technology extends the eye-popping Corda data visualization experience. We’ve continued our
unrelenting push for ease-of-use in dashboard design and administration, while building on more than a decade of strength in industrial strength
performance, scalability and security. With CenterView 3.0, we’ve also pushed deeply into the new frontier of enabling action to solve a
problem once it becomes apparent through the traditional purpose of dashboard monitoring—you’ll love the new alerting and collaboration
features of CenterView 3.0. You’ll also love our new data snapshot capacity which facilitates trend analysis. With CenterView 3.0,
Corda enriches the philosophy of universal data access and extreme implementation speed—for example as embodied in our patented
Datafunnel™ technology—with sophisticated new portal integration capability.
Thank you for making Corda the industry leader in data visualization and performance dashboards. We would truly
love to spend some time brainstorming with each of you about the future.
Warmest regards,
John
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| Announcing Visual Evolution 2008
Corda is pleased to
announce Visual Evolution 2008 to be held October 13-16 at the
University Park Marriott in Salt Lake City, Utah. Don't miss this exciting event. Early bid registration is
available now at: Register Here
Corda Webinar
Features Industry Expert
Stephen Few:
"With Dashboards, Layout
Matters"
On March 11th we featured visual business intelligence expert Stephen Few, author of Information
Dashboard Design, in a webinar titled “With Dashboards, Layout Matters.” In this webinar Stephen presented
the best practices of dashboard layout design.
If you missed this fantastic webinar you still catch up to it on our web site. See a listing of our past and
future webinar events at: Corda Events
Corda OEM and
Partnering Webinar
Corda hosted a webinar on March 13th outlining the benefits of partnering and integration with Corda for your
data visualization needs. Topics included our product offerings, our OEM programs, and how we work with our partners and integrators to
deliver the functionality that you need.
Discover how you can team up with Corda. If you missed the webinar you can watch the recorded version
at: Upcoming Events
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Corda Announces the Release of CenterView 3.0
Corda Announces the Release of PopChart, OptiMap, and Highwire 7.2
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Product
Announcements
CenterView 3.0 and PopChart®,
OptiMap™, and Highwire™ 7.2 (developer tools) have been
released! We wish to thank our customers, partners, integrators, and prospects for providing excellent product feedback and
helping us deliver a feature-packed release.
From a high level, we’ve focused on making CenterView better fit the category of
“Performance Dashboard.” Here are just a handful of changes made to an already powerful platform:
- CenterView now integrates into standard portal environments, allowing you to see date and make
decisions within the context of other company information.
- Our charts and graphs are now delivered via AJAX for a smooth delivery.
- We’ve added alerts—the
ability for you to be notified when a metric falls above or below a desired level, keeping you aware of the pulse of your business.
- You can now collaborate via annotations to KPIs to call out significant events or add more
context to certain data elements.
- CenterView also has the ability to take you from data in the dashboard directly to the application that provided
the data, making it extremely easy to take action on the items that most need action.
- Many customers requested we allow them to view historical data sets on data sets where historical data does not exist.
We’ve delivered the ability to take data snapshots, which does exactly this.
- We’ve made it easier to create the data visualizations you need to communicate
performance metrics.
For our developer tools, we’ve focused on performance and
flexibility.
- Our graph generation engine is our fastest-performing engine yet, creating the most
complex graphs and charts
- Highwire supports new HTML elements
- Charts and graphs have new properties, allowing for the prettiest, most useful, and most
flexible graphics to date
- We’ve provided new data visualizations
Download our newest products and take advantage of the best business data visualization and performance
dashboards yet. Product Updates
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Corda Featured in TDWI
Article
A TDWI weekly newsletter article poses the question: What Makes a "Performance" Dashboard? The answer?
"It's easy: look for a combination of interactivity, user self-serviceability, and collaboration, coupled with role-based security and best-in-class
alerting features."
In this article by Stephen Swoyer he shows how "The Dashboard Specialist" Corda answers this need with CenterView.
Read the entire article about the new CenterView 3.0 release at: TDWI Article
You can see other news articles featuring Corda products on our web site at: Corda Articles
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Tech
Tip
In CenterView 3.0 we have added a snapshot database that greatly
enhances what CenterView can do. The snapshot is a database that CenterView can write data to. It can save data that you have pulled from other
databases or files to be used for trending or it can be used to capture data for annotations. You can set up CenterView so a user can add a note
to a graph or anywhere on the screen, for example, to change a title. Then using the snapshot database you can write that information and
the user-entered data will be stored for everyone to see when they view the dashboard.
The How-To dashboard that ships with CenterView has a couple great examples of how to do this. It starts with a graph that
contains a textbox. That textbox text is set with a variable using server-script. Then there is a text entry box and button where the
user enters the data and clicks the button. The server-script listens for the request.lastclicked to be that button. It then writes the data
in the text entry field to the database and then pulls that text back to set the variable that is setting the text in the graph.
The How-To dashboard contains a very simple example of annotations but it effectively illustrates the power and simplicity of
annotations in CenterView 3.0.
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