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04/07/2001
DIVER SOFTWARE DELVES INTO DEPTHS
ICS Computing, a Belfast-based software solutions company, has obtained exclusive UK rights to market new business intelligence software that offers new depths in data retrieval and analysis.
The product, DI Diver, has been created by Dimensional Insight, a US-based software development house which specialises in data delivery. The software is already in widespread use in the US, particularly in the food, drink and distribution industries.
DI Diver enables manufacturing, service and distribution companies to answer questions and analyse information rapidly and efficiently. It is particularly useful in enabling companies to identify long-term trends in distribution and sales patterns.
ICS Computing believes the product is a natural addition to its own range of software solutions which already provide clients with a wealth of distribution and marketing data.
Ross Campbell, Sales and Marketing Director for DI Diver said: “This is a first rate software programme which is graphics based and therefore easy to use. Many of our existing clients are already using it and the feedback we have had has been tremendous. It is adding an even deeper layer of business information and analysis to what they are already generating.”
ICS Computing, one of the UK’s fastest growing and most innovative software solution providers, develops and markets a wide spectrum of business software solutions for private and public sector companies in the UK and Ireland.
Established in 1967, the company is owned by the W&R Barnett Group and has offices in Belfast, London, Newbury and Glasgow.
The company’s business intelligence software is used extensively in manufacturing, distribution and marketing environments while customers of its payroll services and uniPims HR software include leading names such as Carpetright, Homebase and Historic Scotland.
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The product, DI Diver, has been created by Dimensional Insight, a US-based software development house which specialises in data delivery. The software is already in widespread use in the US, particularly in the food, drink and distribution industries.
DI Diver enables manufacturing, service and distribution companies to answer questions and analyse information rapidly and efficiently. It is particularly useful in enabling companies to identify long-term trends in distribution and sales patterns.
ICS Computing believes the product is a natural addition to its own range of software solutions which already provide clients with a wealth of distribution and marketing data.
Ross Campbell, Sales and Marketing Director for DI Diver said: “This is a first rate software programme which is graphics based and therefore easy to use. Many of our existing clients are already using it and the feedback we have had has been tremendous. It is adding an even deeper layer of business information and analysis to what they are already generating.”
ICS Computing, one of the UK’s fastest growing and most innovative software solution providers, develops and markets a wide spectrum of business software solutions for private and public sector companies in the UK and Ireland.
Established in 1967, the company is owned by the W&R Barnett Group and has offices in Belfast, London, Newbury and Glasgow.
The company’s business intelligence software is used extensively in manufacturing, distribution and marketing environments while customers of its payroll services and uniPims HR software include leading names such as Carpetright, Homebase and Historic Scotland.
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