The Q4bis business intelligence suite is drawing significant interest at this week's Convergence 2007 conference in San Diego, company officials report.
Convergence is the only event that brings Microsoft Dynamics ERP platform customers, partners, team members and industry experts together in an environment created to enhance discussion of solutions and needs, and help establish a community of Dynamics platform users. The conference runs through March 14 at the San Diego, California, Convention Center. Q4bis representatives demonstrated the latest features of their end-to-end intelligent BI software in booth 236. Details of the conference can be found at https://www.msconvergence.com/public/home.aspx.
Q4bis, Inc.'s suite also runs on the IBM System i and System p platforms as well as numerous others. The company this week has been demonstrating how its leading BI solution integrates easily with the Microsoft Dynamics suite of ERP platforms running on MicrosoftÆs SQL Server 2005.
Microsoft certified specialists demonstrated the Q4bis suite to convention-goers, who were impressed by its ability to easily and quickly deliver information to a broad spectrum of audiences, said Louis-Philippe Lalonde, vice president, Marketing and Business Development for Q4bis (
The Q4bis BI Suite is a tightly integrated business intelligence solution for todayÆs most critical informational initiatives. With Q4bis, organizations can deliver information instantly to management, employees, customers, partners, and suppliers û at the desktop or via wireless communication devices.
ôWe returned this year to Convergence with our Microsoft Gold Certification Partnership renewed with competencies in data management and ISV (independent software vendor), said Lalonde.ö
About Q4bis, Inc.
Q4bis (www.q4bis.com) is a complete, end-to-end business intelligence (BI) suite of products built around MicrosoftÆs tool set: SQL Server 2005, OLAP technology and Reporting Services. Q4bis runs on any hardware platform, including Wintel PC and IBM iSeries midrange platforms.
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