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iPhone, iPad get Microstrategy mobile BI

By: Kathleen Lau and Chris Kanaracus On: 06 Jul 2010 For: ComputerWorld Canada Creator

Microstrategy extends its mobile focus from the BlackBerry by offering customers to try up to 25 licenses at no charge. Microstrategy's country manager for Canada says the company’s vision for mobile intelligence isn’t solely focused on the business world

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McLean, Virginia-based vendor Microstrategy Inc. announced its mobile business intelligence for Apple Inc.'s iPhone and iPad, a move that certainly responds to the recognition among executives of mobile intelligence as a high priority, said the company’s country manager for Canada.

“Its really playing into the heart of the self-service need that they’ve seen in the whole area of reducing costs and getting IT away from having to build all the reports,” Microstrategy’s Jim Broadley told ComputerWorld Canada.

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