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IRVINE, California.
Mid-market companies now have access to iQ4bis` powerful, fast-implemented self-service business intelligence and data warehousing solutions, with a new partnership between iQ4bis Software and Tectura Corporation.
Following Microsoft`s discontinuation of PerformancePoint Server, Microsoft`s business intelligence software, earlier this year, many mid-market companies arelooking for business intelligence solutions that are cost effective and easily implemented. Tectura has partnered with iQ4bis to offer its market-leadingbusiness intelligence (BI) software to their customers - many of them running Microsoft Dynamics.
"Mid-market companies have the same business intelligence needs of many Fortune 500 companies - software that can integrate data, often stored in disparate data sources, and give managers actionable intelligence. These companies need to track and manage key performance indicators (KPI`s), Scorecards and Dashboards such as sales, margins, vendors, accounts receivables and account payables," said Frank Wilson, Product Manager for Technology Services at Tectura. "Following our thorough analysis of the available BI software solutions for this market, we decided to partner with iQ4bis."
"Given the macro-economic environment that many companies are operating in currently, these companies lack the budget and luxury for an extensive, lengthy, pricey BI implementation which have a historically high failure rate," said Steve Hamerslag, CEO of iQ4bis. "iQ4bis has taken the complexity and risk out of the creation of a data warehouse. With our mature product line, we have been able to offer a virtual 'out-of-the-box' solution that can show almost
instantaneous results. Within hours, our clients can see their data turned into actionable information. More importantly, we`ve invested a considerable amount developing and honing the iQ4bis interface so that non-technical business line managers can easily and intuitively find the answers they need from an array of business data."
"iQ4bis enables our clients to rapidly implement, continuously support and expand a data warehouse solution with a minimal amount effort and knowledge of
the complexities of data warehouse and cube design," Frank Wilson said.
About Tectura Corporation
Tectura is a worldwide provider of business consulting services delivering exceptional service and sustainable value through consulting, software and IT implementation. Tectura`s diverse clientele includes mid-sized companies and divisions of larger enterprises in the aerospace, life sciences, manufacturing and distribution, retail and services industries.
With more than 1,800 team members in 20+ countries, Tectura applies its industry knowledge and best practices philosophy to provide Microsoft Dynamics ERP, CRM and technology solutions throughout the Americas, EMEA, and Asia Pacific. A Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, Tectura maximizes their vast technology resources and deep Microsoft expertise to deliver increased efficiency, project acceleration and a competitive edge. Learn more at www.tectura.com.
About iQ4bis Software Incorporated
iQ4bis is an independent software provider with a well-earned international reputation for intuitive business analytics solutions for mid-sized companies.
Recognized for its ease-of-use, flexibility and rapid implementation times, the iQ4bis solution is sold, implemented and supported through offices in the United States, New Zealand, Australia, and Europe. Recently, growing demand for efficient and effective data warehousing for the mid-market has encouraged iQ4bis to increase efforts in China and the Asia Pacific region. A Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, iQ4bis provides a data source and application neutral analysis, charting and reporting solution for business users including iQ4bis Analysis and iQ4bis DataServer; solutions for a wide variety of ERP systems including Microsoft Dynamics AX, NAV, GP, SL and CRM as well as other world-leading ERP applications. For more information, visit www.iQ4bis.com.
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