Infragistics

Atanasoft, a company that provides comprehensive product suites for large government agencies, banks, manufacturers, and retail companies to access big data stored in Teradata or other data warehouses, was facing a challenge. Their existing charting functions were limited in functionality and visual impact, with no support for dashboards. There was no easy way for customers to quickly create and customize charts, graphs, or dashboards. Atanasoft has always been at the leading edge for data analysis and visualizations and has relied upon Infragistics for its libraries of reliable, high-performance components. However, they needed a solution that could provide more advanced technology and visualizations.

Social services organizations are accountable to various stakeholders including funders, licensing agencies, managers, and program leadership. These stakeholders require regular reporting to measure impact, ensure professional standards, track progress, and evaluate staff compliance. However, many of these organizations lack dedicated data staff, making reporting an expensive and time-consuming task. Often, organizations rely on paper notes and forms for local or state reporting requirements, which then need to be transferred into a computer for generating reports. Casebook, a case management SaaS platform for the human services field, was designed with an intuitive user interface to simplify this process for its non-technical customers. However, they needed a reporting and visualization capability that integrated seamlessly into their software and offered the same intuitive experience.

Sensato, a top-500 cybersecurity innovator, was facing a significant challenge in visualizing and making sense of the massive amounts of data captured during a cyber attack. The company's integrated cybersecurity platform, Sensato-Nightingale, combines detection, monitoring, incident response, deception technology, forensics, countermeasures, and more. Once an attacker is detected, Nightingale can automatically launch its Sentinel technology to monitor, track, and report on the attacker’s activities across an organization’s network and enterprise. However, the sheer volume of data generated posed a constant challenge. Ongoing analysis was critical so that strategic security experts could develop more sophisticated protection strategies. The company needed a solution that could simplify analytics and visualizations, making them easy to use and deploy across multiple platforms, and speed up time to market.