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April 9, 2012 04:00 pm GMT
When you hear the phrase "real-time analytics" you probably think of Chartbeat (at least I do), but it's not the only company in the field. In fact, a Lebanese startup called Woopra has been offering its own real-time services since 2008. And you may be hearing more about it soon it recently opened an office in San Francisco, and today it's launching version 5.0 of its service.Founder and CEO Elie Khoury demonstrated the new version for me about a week ago. The change should be immediately obvious to Woopra users, since the Live Dashboard has been completely redesigned. Beyond looking a bit cooler, the new layout has an additional benefit: The entire dashboard now fits in a single window. That means you can see all of the data that Woopra deems most essential without having to scroll down a seemingly minor change that could end up make life easier for people who leave Woopra open all the time or check the dashboard many times throughout the day.
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When you hear the phrase "real-time analytics" you probably think of Chartbeat (at least I do), but it's not the only company in the field. In fact, a Lebanese startup called Woopra has been offering its own real-time services since 2008. And you may be hearing more about it soon it recently opened an office in San Francisco, and today it's launching version 5.0 of its service.Founder and CEO Elie Khoury demonstrated the new version for me about a week ago. The change should be immediately obvious to Woopra users, since the Live Dashboard has been completely redesigned. Beyond looking a bit cooler, the new layout has an additional benefit: The entire dashboard now fits in a single window. That means you can see all of the data that Woopra deems most essential without having to scroll down a seemingly minor change that could end up make life easier for people who leave Woopra open all the time or check the dashboard many times throughout the day.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/Zpi8VkaZIro/
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