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July
11, 2001
Contact marcom@avs.com
or (781) 890-4300; or Melissa Archambault, 631-342-2075, Melissa.Archambault@ca.com
CA Integrates
OpenViz Data Visualization Technology From Advanced Visual Systems
Into CleverPath eBusiness Process Management Suite
'Contextual
Visualization' Speeds Business Intelligence For Banking, Finance
and Supply Chain Management, Delivering Management Attention Where
It's Needed-When It's Needed
CA WORLD, ORLANDO,
FL, July 11, 2001 Computer Associates International,
Inc. (NYSE: CA) announced today that Advanced Visual Systems
(AVS), an international leader in data visualization software, has
provided highly interactive data visualization techniques for CleverPath,
CA's leading eBusiness Process Management suite. CleverPath is an
eBusiness information infrastructure helping ìbrick and mortar companies
accelerate their integration with the web.
CleverPath provides
an infrastructure for integrating and leveraging a companys information
assets from a broad variety of sources including application programs,
devices, collaborating businesses and information from the web.
CleverPath uses a non-invasive wrapping technique to bring information
into a common object structure that provides a single global view
for command and control across the extended enterprise. Advanced
graphics and data presentation capabilities of CleverPath are enabled
by the OpenViz development platform from AVS. Examples of OpenViz
visualization techniques can be found at www.openviz.com.
AVSí feature-rich
OpenViz development platform is designed to bring highly interactive
data visualization capabilities to products such as CleverPath by
permitting many different types of data to be integrated into 2D
and 3D charts and graphs that facilitate rapid understanding of
large quantities of complex business information. CleverPath leverages
CA's leading technologies including Jasmine, Unicenter and Neugents
to help customers consolidate information from all segments of their
businesses, collaborate with partners and suppliers and leverage
web-based information resources to create a global view of all of
the factors affecting the success of the business.
CleverPath Business
Intelligent Agents introduce a web mining technique that allows
users to actively monitor and distill the worldís greatest information
resourceóthe World Wide Webófor competitive information from public
or subscription web sites. Once imported into CleverPath, data can
be used to create knowledge portals of topically related and contextually
visualized information. This web-sourced information is fully managed
by the exception, analysis and visualization policies that each
user defines. OpenViz enables the organization and dynamic visualization
of mined data and facilitates the use of sophisticated CA software
agents to set up and monitor thresholds on important devices, databases
or processes.
OpenViz visualization
capabilities are invoked from CleverPath's on-screen ìdashboards,
which address the specific interests of different levels of an enterprise,
as well as compare real-time operational statistics against key
performance indicators drawn from enterprise resources, market data
and competitive research. These real-time visualizations of a customersí
global operation, the operations of partners and suppliers, and
external or environmental factors that might strategically impact
business success, filter out the noise and drive effective decisions.
According to
Steve Sukman, CEO of AVS, CA has clearly established a new standard
in fully-integrated eBusiness Process Management solutions with
CleverPath, and we are extremely honored that OpenViz was called
upon to provide many of the advanced graphics and interactive capabilities
of the product.
Sukman added,
Like CA, we share the belief that business decisions made from a
vast collection of real-time data sources, expressed in a highly
visual format, accelerate the knowledge and action process. As more
and more types of business information are made available to all
levels of an enterprise, technologies such as CleverPath and OpenViz
will serve to help workers overcome information overload and obtain
greater value from data that they have traditionally been unable
to access or clearly comprehend.
As business
accelerates to Internet speed, the need to build an adaptive eBusiness
that leverages existing physical and intellectual assets is overwhelming
many companies, said Mike Connolly of CA. CleverPath provides an
integrated answer to advancing the eBusiness initiatives of our
clients, while leveraging their existing information assets and
investments in technology. Since OpenViz techniques have been integrated
into CleverPath, CA customers are able to experience new dimensions
of interaction and visual understanding, strengthening the CA mission
of intelligently analyzing and contextually visualizing the extended
enterprise in real time.
About Computer
Associates
Computer Associates
International, Inc. (NYSE: CA) delivers the software that
manages eBusiness. CAís world-class solutions address all aspects
of eBusiness process management, information management, and infrastructure
management in six focus areas: enterprise management, security,
storage, eBusiness transformation and integration, portal and knowledge
management, and predictive analysis and visualization. Founded in
1976, CA serves organizations in more than 100 countries, including
99 percent of the Fortune 500 companies. For more information, visit
http://ca.com/
© 2001
Computer Associates International, Inc. One Computer Associates
Plaza, Islandia, N.Y. 11749. All trademarks, trade names, service
marks, and logos referenced herein belong to their respective companies.
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OpenViz
helps ConEd achieve a balance of power
by
Tom Sullivan
The
need to integrate data and implement a user-friendly
interface led Con Ed to AVS and OpenViz.

ConEd
chose AVS in part because it was far easier to
integrate its legacy systems and the data housed
in homegrown applications with OpenViz than it
would have been to migrate the data to new systems.
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