Atanasoft Customers Visualize Complex Data in Ways Never Before Possible
Technology Category
- Analytics & Modeling - Machine Learning
- Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Data Visualization
Applicable Industries
- Equipment & Machinery
- Retail
Use Cases
- Retail Store Automation
- Visual Quality Detection
Services
- Data Science Services
About The Customer
Atanasoft's customers are large government agencies, banks, manufacturers, and retail companies that need to access big data stored in Teradata or other data warehouses. These customers rely on Atanasoft's comprehensive product suites, which include tools and wizards that make it simpler and more efficient for consultants, IT management, and general users to access and use data from large data warehouses. For example, a manufacturer can see at a glance the efficiencies of multiple production lines, the plant’s overall productivity, and the cost of labor vs revenue. Atanasoft’s two main product lines are DataGEM for Open Database Connectivity (ODBC)-based databases and AtanaSuite for ODBC and Teradata warehouses.
The Challenge
Atanasoft, a company that provides comprehensive product suites for large government agencies, banks, manufacturers, and retail companies to access big data stored in Teradata or other data warehouses, was facing a challenge. Their existing charting functions were limited in functionality and visual impact, with no support for dashboards. There was no easy way for customers to quickly create and customize charts, graphs, or dashboards. Atanasoft has always been at the leading edge for data analysis and visualizations and has relied upon Infragistics for its libraries of reliable, high-performance components. However, they needed a solution that could provide more advanced technology and visualizations.
The Solution
To address these challenges, Atanasoft chose to embed Reveal, Infragistics' most advanced embedded analytics and visualization product, into both AtanaSuite and DataGEM. Reveal is an embedded analytics software that delivers real-time reporting, interactive data visualization, and advanced analytics, including machine learning, directly into an enterprise business application. The module in the Atanasoft products that is based on the Reveal SDK is called the Dashboard Tool. It’s fully integrated with the same look and feel as the product’s other modules. When customers use the query tool and attach it to a Teradata or Oracle database and pull data from a DB2 or SQL server, AtanaSuite and DataGEM capture the data and display it using the Reveal controls. Atanasoft’s Qset technology converts and normalizes data from multiple databases and then can display the disparate data on each separate Reveal control on a dashboard.
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