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May 30, 2012 05:49 pm GMT
Roambi, one of the most popular names in an emerging set of business intelligence (BI) apps, has found an eager audience thanks to its enabling companies to transform their snooze-inducing Salesforce, Oracle, or SAP data (i.e. BI data) into interactive mobile dashboards, snappy charts and sexy graphs, and instantly deliver them to the iPad.And today MeLLmo (the creator of Roambi) is taking its functioanlity one step further with the launch of a new platform that gives organizations the ability to deliver analytics and multimedia content to anyone with an iPad. The key value proposition of the new platform being that companies can now not only create interactive reports, but actually turn their sexy, magazine-style reports into apps that can be published on the App Store, with customer logos, etc.
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A New Roambi: Turn Your Biz Reports Into Sexy iPad Zines, Then Sell Em In The App Store
Roambi, one of the most popular names in an emerging set of business intelligence (BI) apps, has found an eager audience thanks to its enabling companies to transform their snooze-inducing Salesforce, Oracle, or SAP data (i.e. BI data) into interactive mobile dashboards, snappy charts and sexy graphs, and instantly deliver them to the iPad.And today MeLLmo (the creator of Roambi) is taking its functioanlity one step further with the launch of a new platform that gives organizations the ability to deliver analytics and multimedia content to anyone with an iPad. The key value proposition of the new platform being that companies can now not only create interactive reports, but actually turn their sexy, magazine-style reports into apps that can be published on the App Store, with customer logos, etc.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/GWgnLOsUMV8/
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