Datawatch Helps Separate Thanksgiving Fat From Lean with Data Visualization

Fun interactive demo shows source of most holiday calories

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Nov 25, 2014, 09:35 ET

CHELMSFORD, Mass., Nov. 25, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Waistlines and turkeys are again in peril this Thanksgiving. Do you want to know which Thanksgiving dish packs the most calories? Or learn which company produces the most turkeys? Datawatch Corporation (NASDAQ-CM: DWCH), a leading global provider of visual data discovery solutions, made finding out a bit easier today when it unveiled the Turkey Fun Facts and Thanksgiving Dinner Planner; a timely way to experience the power of visual data discovery.

Visual data discovery takes the guess work and complications out of answering complex questions. Need to know which states and which companies are the top Turkey producers – by weight, volume and value? Or how much your favorite dessert will contribute to your caloric bottom line compared to sides and entrees? A pie chart is going to leave you hungry for more insight.

"Our wired world is stuffed with more information than can possibly be digested using spreadsheets and traditional, static business intelligence dashboards," said Ben Plummer, chief marketing officer and senior vice president, Strategic Alliances for Datawatch. "Interactive visual data discovery serves up actionable insights to help make better decisions. Like whether or not to go with the gravy on your second helping of turkey."

So, who's the fastest growing avian tryptophan merchant and what packs more caloric punch –homemade cranberry sauce or the goop from a can? See for yourself at datawatch.com/turkeyviz. Click and discover before you dig in and doze off.

About Datawatch Corporation
Datawatch Corporation (NASDAQ-CM: DWCH) provides visual data discovery software that optimizes any data – regardless of its variety, volume, or velocity – delivering next generation analytics to reveal valuable insights for improving business. Its unique ability to integrate structured, unstructured, and semi-structured sources like reports, PDF files and EDI streams with real-time streaming data into visually rich analytic applications allows users to dynamically discover key factors that impact any operational aspect of their business. This ability to perform visual discovery against any data sets Datawatch apart in the big data and visualization markets. Organizations of every size, worldwide use Datawatch products, including 93 of the Fortune 100. Datawatch is headquartered in Chelmsford, Massachusetts with offices in New York, London, Munich, Stockholm, Singapore, Sydney and Manila, and with partners and customers in more than 100 countries worldwide. See the Whole Story for yourself by downloading the free trial at www.datawatch.com/free-trial.

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