Compusearch Puts Mission-Critical Information at Agency Fingertips

DULLES, Va., Feb. 10, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Compusearch is pleased to announce the new PRISM Business Intelligence (BI) Dashboard that provides integrated, robust and mission-critical information in a variety of formats to government users at the click of a mouse.

"The PRISM BI Dashboard opens a whole new world of possibility to PRISM users by providing instant access to key performance indicators, including the ability to respond, without ever leaving PRISM," said Compusearch CTO Brock Lending. "Requisitioners, buyers, contracting officers and senior executives alike all have access to their own customizable dashboard that allows them to access the information they need to make smarter decisions."

The PRISM BI Dashboard module extends PRISM's Web 2.0 architecture to provide the ability to create a truly interactive work environment for both PRISM acquisition and grants management users.  This add-on module to PRISM provides the power to support a wide range of custom report style widgets with drill-down and drill-through capability, as well as robust data visualization features that can be animated and interactive. The PRISM BI Dashboard is based on an open architecture and utilizes XML and web services, which allows data and information from across agency enterprises to be easily monitored, analyzed and reported. To learn more, visit http://www.compusearch.com/products/prism/BI-Dashboard

About Compusearch

Compusearch has a 27-year history providing software solutions and systems integration services to help government agencies implement, operate and maintain end-to-end acquisition and grants solutions. Today Compusearch provides tens of thousands of users at over 100 civilian, intelligence and defense agencies around the globe with the business intelligence, visibility and control necessary to improve productivity and performance while also meeting increasingly stringent reporting requirements. For more information, visit www.compusearch.com

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