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With
Identity Solutions’ Customized Reports, your organization can
effectively shrink the gap between the data you have—and your ability to
analyze and understand it. |
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Most
organizations will benefit from a mixture of reporting styles to suit
different user needs.* |
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Enterprise
reporting provides a central architecture for delivering information
to employees, customers, and suppliers—both securely and in the
right format (web, portal, print, email).
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While
enterprise reporting and embedded reporting suit different needs, the core
requirements are similar. Identity
Solutions provides a powerful, open, and scalable reporting solution that
includes Crystal Reports® and Crystal Analysis® for report authoring and
Crystal Enterprise™ for web based report management and delivery |
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Using
our proven reporting technology, organizations can:
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Meet
any reporting requirement
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Leverage
existing IT investments
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Ensure
information availability
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Your
enterprise business intelligence framework should address your end
users’ needs for reporting, query and analysis, and performance
management. |
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Click on the right thumbnail picture to see a diagram
illustrating the Business Intelligence Framework. |
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Reporting
is
the process of accessing, formatting, and delivering data as information
inside and outside the organization. It serves as the foundation of a
broader business intelligence strategy by providing the most-requested
pieces of information securely—via the web or embedded in enterprise
applications.
Query
and Analysis tools
allow end users to interact with business information and answer ad hoc
questions with minimal knowledge of the underlying data sources and
structures.
Performance
Management products
help users track and analyze key business metrics via management
dashboards, scorecards, and alerting.
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If you are interested in our
Customized Reports or any other solution of customization, please
contact us by using the link below: |
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*Business
Objects Reporting—November 2003 (Author: M. Borbas; Contributors: C.
Claiborne, D. Cunningham, D. Dicochea, E. O'Malley) – PT#BR346-A.
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