Region
- America
Country
- United States
Product
- InetSoft’s Style Intelligence™ platform
- Style Report™
Tech Stack
- Linux
- Windows
- Mac
Implementation Scale
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Productivity Improvements
- Cost Savings
Technology Category
- Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics
Applicable Industries
- Semiconductors
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Demand Planning & Forecasting
Services
- Data Science Services
About The Customer
Pentagon Technologies (Pen-Tec) is a leading supplier of specialized products and services that improve the utilization, efficiency and life cycle of semiconductor manufacturing equipment. PenTec needed powerful on-demand data access and flexible reporting presentation capabilities to improve their sales operations process: workflow efficiency, data quality, and the interaction between sales and engineering functions. Evaluation criteria included running on the Linux OS, cross-platform data access with a zero-client option, and automated reporting capabilities. Most Importantly for Pentagon, the solution offered easy to design reports and reports that actually looked like the design, even when presented in a variety of formats.
The Challenge
Pentagon Technologies needed to improve many operational aspects of its sales process that reporting and information management were a key part of. Prior to implementing the Style Report™ application of InetSoft’s Style Intelligence™ platform, simple databases had been created and were individually and manually accessed. Daily reports consisted of a spreadsheet that was converted to html for Web distribution. This labor-intensive process typically took 1-2 hours per day and when their analyst was out of the office, updates had to wait. Reporting errors were also a problem.
The Solution
With a diverse computing environment, the solution had to run on Linux, Windows & Mac and be able access data from a wide variety of sources, formats and platforms. They needed a high performance system with flexible presentation capabilities to deliver hundreds of scheduled reports in a variety of formats every day. Pen-Tec needed to deliver these reports both internally and externally, via management dashboards and customer portals. And the solution had to be zero-client based in order to support hundreds of users around the world. InetSoft’s Style Report™ software delivered Pen-Tec the robust reporting solution they needed to support, grow, and differentiate their business.
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