Most successful Fortune 500 companies will tell you that getting information to their customers is a critical part of their success. This can be valuable for internal IT use, for use by its customers, and as a marketing tool. While this information often exists in the form of periodic reports, it is desirable to utilize a more flexible internet-based interface, which will provide customers with information on a tabular and a graphical format basis. Access is via Windows 2000 authentication.
Information can be business, financial, technical, or any time-based data.
ODBC connectivity provides a flexible interface to the vast majority of popular databases. Data can be presented in a trend plot, or tabular display, and exported in a variety of formats. When Users connect via the Internet, the server interrogates databases in the Corporate LAN environment for requested data. Think of it as a traffic cop for data. Data is streamed to the User for local trending, tabular displays, or export to other applications.