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Cognos Series 7 Helps the City of Albuquerque Improve Information Flow

Overview Originally settled as a colonial farming village and military outpost along the Camino Real near the banks of the Rio Grande River in 1706, the city of Albuquerque, New Mexico has grown to a population of about 500,000. With the mountain of information collected in local government databases, city officials needed a fast, powerful solution that made sense of the data, allowed employees to easily find the information they needed and manipulate it necessary to analyze trends. The City upgraded to Cognos Series 7, and developed a Web based analysis and reporting environment. The Web-based analysis and reporting environment enables the Albuquerque Police Department to consolidate information and identify trends. Citizens can access criminal statistics in their neighborhoods via the Cognos Series 7- powered 24/7 extranet. Cognos delivers a solution that anyone can understand, allowing them to view the information that is important to them easily.

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Publisher	Cognos Incorporated	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	October 2003	Downloads	31
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Data Mining / Analysis

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