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Maxus Systems International's
experienced system consultants
lead discussions with our clients' business executives and managers
to identify the key business outcomes that can be affected by
leveraging an improved understanding of customer and supplier
behavior and relationships. The consultant works with the group
to assess the incremental value to the organization of acting
on these insights. Potential application areas and a probable
approach to the solution are identified. The results of these
efforts are presented in a high level project plan for executive
review and project approval and implementation.
Decision support visualization technologies present the complexity
of corporate data mining
and OLAP information so that it's possible to see the 'big picture'
and the details simultaneously --- the trees among the forest approach --- leveraging increased information
bandwidth rather than being overloaded by it. Business process
methodologies such as multi-dimensional modeling (MDM)
provide the natural frameworks for METAPHOR MIXER information landscapes
allowing decision makers to gain clearer business
situation awareness and to continue making better-informed
decisions ahead of the competition.
The METAPHOR MIXER Software Suite consists of a set of advanced,
easy to use, knowledge discovery tools that interface with data access
and analysis modules and have been optimized to work in a networked
environment for a shared information paradigm.
METAPHOR MIXER Data Transformation and Configuration Adapters (MM-DTACs) are scalable and designed to seamlessly integrate with existing multidimensional modeling (MDM) and on-line analytic processing (MDX/OLAP) tools.
The software is based on industry standard databases and database connectivity drivers (PERL/DBI, ORACLE, MS-SQL SERVER, ODBC, OLE DB) for maximum compatibility with both in-house legacy systems as well as newer corporate enterprise-wide systems like SAP BIW. Together, the suite enables powerful decision support
visualization applications designed specifically to address the complex analyses required to mine the largest databases
and affords the decision maker the topsight
needed to observe, orient, decide and act more efficiently, and with greater knowledge, than
the competition.
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