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Nexima's Air Traffic Control Solution Takes Flight With Dundas Data Visualization

Overview Nexima develops solutions for reporting, analysis and decision support, with customers from a wide range of businesses and public services. A reporting module was needed to control and view data in the security and safety system. The reporting module had to be visual appealing easily convey information, and have thorough drill-down and drill-through functionality. The reporting module also had to be a web based solution. Nexima developed a reporting module for security and safety in Avinor with use of MS Reporting Services and Dundas software.

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Publisher	Dundas Data Visualization	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2007	Downloads	3
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Programming Languages, Web Reporting, Application Development

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