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Chances are that you have KPI data hidden in an Oracle, SQL Server or MySQL database, or you rely heavily on SAP, Oracle or Microsoft applications. 

Valuable company management data is unavailable to managers and board of directors. 

We have an extension available to our existing API in our Developer Center that allows your system integrator to easily collect KPI data from data sources (such as database applications and data warehouses) that our in your own IT infrastructure behind your firewall. This allows you to build management reports, and share them via the web and mobile.

Contact us for a conversation on how to unlock and liberate that KPI data.

We have just released a new iPhone / iPad app release available for KPI Dashboard. As a bonus, from today the iPhone / iPad app is available for free in the Apple App Store.

New in this release:

• New look & feel
• Breakdowns and aggregates
• Messages
• Ability to personalize by starring

P.s. We renamed the app to KPIDashboard (formerly known as KPIScorecard)

So what is really going on in the Eurozone? KPI Library consolidated all the data from Eurostat, OECD, IMF, Worldbank and some other data resources and visualized all the key data.

See for yourself: Visit the KPI Library Eurozone Dashboard.

As promised last week in the post on our new iPhone/iPad developments, now a brief look into our efforts in simplifying and improving the web-interface of KPI Dashboard.

The theme, as started in our previous release, is to have the indicator/scorecard list as the main interface to edit characteristics and add scores.

It’s also possible to select and install templates and integrations from within the application. Standard views such as key indicators, and best/worst indicators are easily selected. Advanced search functions are provided by narrow-by selections. Also in the next version it will be possible to personally ’star’ items for easy reference.