Panorama Software

Panorama Software is a Canadian software and consulting company specializing in business intelligence. The company was founded by Rony Ross in Israel in 1993; it relocated its headquarters to Toronto, Canada in 2003.[1] Panorama sold its online analytical processing (OLAP) technology to Microsoft in 1996, which was built into Microsoft OLAP Services and later SQL Server Analysis Services, an integrated component of Microsoft SQL Server.[2]

For software used to create panoramas, see Category:Panorama software.
Panorama Software
TypePrivately held company
IndustryBusiness intelligence software
Founded1993 in Israel
FounderRony Ross founded the original co. in 1993; assets were sold to Microsoft in 1996; the current company was founded in 2003 by Janice Anderson and Rony Ross
Headquarters
Toronto
,
Canada
Key people
Eynav Azarya, CEO
Rony Ross, Executive Chairman and CTO
ProductsNovaview, Necto
Websitewww.panorama.com

Products

The company’s main product is a business intelligence (BI) suite named Necto. Before 2011 it had a product called NovaView.[3] Necto offers data mining and report generation, allowing custom views of the data without having to wait to run a report. It lets users create collaborative "workboards" and visual presentations.[4] The users are able discover those who are attempting to analyze similar data sets. The company contends this focus on social analysis leads, starting with business data and connecting it with the people who are involved in this data.

Necto is a BI application based upon understanding of user behavior, one-click reporting, and collaborative decision making. It supports social sharing of data, similar to sharing found on consumer oriented social networking sites. Data analysis is treated as "conversations" which can themselves be followed and analyzed. Panorama encourages Necto enterprise users to form cross-departmental teams based on data research behaviors. It allows tracking of user behavior and making corresponding adjustments.[5]

Necto includes analytics, custom reporting, intuitive dashboards, and integration with Microsofttechnology. It can use data sources including spreadsheets, in-memory, OLAP, or relational databases. Integration on Microsoft Azure and optimization with Microsoft SQL Server 2012 platform is also available. Necto integrates with SharePoint.[6] It can be scaled up to manage thousands of users and several terabytes of data.

Panorama and Microsoft

Panorama Software is the original developer of the online analytical processing technology that Microsoft acquired in 1996 and rebranded as SQL Server Analysis Services, a component of Microsoft SQL Server.[7] Since this acquisition, Panorama sells support as a Microsoft Gold ISV Competency partner.[8]

References
  1. Patricia Zyska (30 May 2003). "Microsoft expanding BI horizons". IT World Canada. Retrieved 24 May 2007.
  2. Jean Schauer (July 2003). "Extending the Reach of Business Intelligence". DM Review magazine. Archived from the original on 29 August 2004. Retrieved 5 April 2017.
  3. Vangie Beal (24 August 2011). "Review: Panorama Necto Socially-Enabled Business Intelligence". Engerprise Apps Today. Retrieved 5 April 2017.
  4. Sherman, Aliza. "Necto Offers Socially-Enabled Business Intelligence". Necto Offers Socially-Enabled Business Intelligence. GigaOM. Archived from the original on 31 January 2012. Retrieved 3 January 2012.
  5. Rogers, Christopher. "You got social networking in my BI solution! Panorama's Ross discusses Necto". You got social networking in my BI solution! Panorama's Ross discusses Necto. IT in Canada. Archived from the original on 15 January 2013. Retrieved 3 January 2012.
  6. Maschiach, Ella. "Panorama Necto". Panorama Necto. Ella Maschiach's BI Blog. Retrieved 9 January 2012.
  7. "Panorama Software NovaView". Bitool.
  8. "Panorama Software". Panorama Software. Microsoft.
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