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Mobile BI / Operational Intelligence Software UI Contest

Today’s post should be a quick one, but something we wanted to highlight.  Here’s the story: Transpara has a great real-time engine that took years for really smart people to build and get right.  We also have a very “effective” client that does some amazing things,...

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Measuring Performance

Managing Automation – March 30, 2010 Analytical applications provide the means to keep tabs on plant performance and tie that data back to business objectives. In some instances, manufacturers need to view performance on a mobile device.

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Information Everywhere on a Blackberry

Control Global – March 25, 2010 Mohawk launched the Information Everywhere initiative to bring information from across the enterprise to users via web pages, on mobile devices and within applications. Mohawk implemented Visual KPI to turn data from operations,...

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Wireless Workers Unchained

Control Global – March 25, 2010 Wireless workers are already roaming around process plants worldwide. Might your facility be next? On a Sunday afternoon at home with a single click of a Blackberry, a Mohawk engineer can tell that the paper machine is up, running at a...

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FAQ #1: What is “Security Inheritance” in Visual KPI?

We are keeping things random here on the Blog (by design) but we knew at some point this would become a great place to answer some oft-asked questions from our users and even people seeing Visual KPI for the first time. Today we’ll start off with an easy one: “What do...

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Killer App for Mobile BI: Context

Michael Gartenberg was right!  Context is almost ALL that matters since data without context is irrelevant noise. Imagine a person running down the street screaming “8! 8! 8!” without the context of “number of Olympic Gold Medals.”  We probably could not understand...

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Edward Tufte draws Bigger Crowd than Sarah Palin

He has been called the “Leonardo da Vinci of data” by the New York Times.  This was evident at the San Francisco Westin in mid-December as close to 1500 devoted followers paid almost 400 bucks each to hear Edward Tufte talk about visualizing complex data.  Given what...

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