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Automated system for planning and generating scheduled reports on innovative projects of the company.
Since 2011, BASF’s Agricultural Solutions division has been using software from Smart Analytics as supporting tool for decision-making and developing sales policy.
FDMS+ is built to provide a secure and flexible software environment to deal with day-to-day tasks on the collection, management, analysis, forecasting, and dissemination of statistical data at the DG ECFIN.
Helps to perform tasks on the production of statistics for the Arab region, definition of development trends in the member states, data exchange among countries and the production of public data for the region for external users.
Countries in Europe, North America and the Middle East use our solutions
Users get value from their data on a daily basis by using our solutions
Analytical reports developed by our specialists for quick decision-making
The Data Portal allows combining tables, charts, graphs and texts. A tool like this for an attractive and user friendly dissemination of data never existed before at ESCWA.
Statistics Division, UN ESCWA
A data management system and a web-portal for data dissemination allows ESCWA to provide a base for development and validation of sector policy for the Arab region.
We were looking for a "all in one" solution which we found with Smart Analytics. With the tool we can collect, analyse, centralise and disseminate data, exactly what we needed.
Tim De Vos
Counsel Statistics, Febelfin
I really like the app. Easy reference to key global immunization facts offline and over your mobile apparatus is not something I even thought of possible earlier.
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