Media Coverage

10/21/2008: Make BI Pervasive by Making BI Easy: By applying the metaphor of Internet search to BI, we can imagine a world where employees access and analyze business data as easily as searching the Web.
10/15/2008: Noetix Achieves Validated Integration for NoetixViews to Oracle Applications through Oracle’s Application Integration Architecture for Partners Initiative: NoetixViews, the flagship product of Noetix Corp., has achieved validation for its integration to the Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle’s Siebel CRM and Oracle’s PeopleSoft Enterprise through the Oracle Application Integration Architecture for Partners initiative.
9/19/2008: 11 Must-See Products At Oracle OpenWorld: Noetix will be showing Noetix Views for Release 12, a new version of the vendor's report development software for Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 applications.
8/26/2008: KM World Trend-Setting Products of 2008: Noetix Corp. announced that Noetix Generator has been named a "Trendsetting Product" by KMWorld magazine for 2008.
8/12/2008: Noetix Generator Achieves Prestigious SAP-certified Integration With BusinessObjects XI Solutions: Noetix Corp. announced that its Noetix Generator version 1.1 for use with Business Objects software has achieved SAP certified integration status as a third-party extension/add-on for integration with the BusinessObjects(TM) XI R2 solutions.
7/1/2008: Noetix Simplifies BI Reporting Within Oracle and Cognos at The Economical Insurance Group: Case study discusses the Economical Insurance Group’s use of the Noetix Technology Solution . “It’s hard for us to imagine what daily life would be like without the Noetix tool.”

7/1/2008: Noetix Launches Noetix Search: Noetix Corp. introduced Noetix Search, a new product providing users with the powerful and intuitive search capability they need to quickly access Noetix data generated from Oracle E-Business Suite and PeopleSoft Enterprise applications..
6/21/2008: 2008 100 Best Companies to Work For in Washington: For the second year in a row, Noetix was recognized as one of Washington CEO Magazine's Best Companies to Work For, selected from among more than 400 companies nominated for consideration.
6/17/2008: Noetix Wins Account: Business intelligence software publisher Noetix Corp. revealed that business management applications firm Activant Solutions is providing its customers with NoetixViews as a user-friendly reporting solution.
6/4/2008: Noetix Provides Oracle Discoverer Customers with Advanced Integration Alternatives: Noetix Corp. has introduced Noetix Generator for Oracle Business Intelligence Suite Enterprise Edition, the newest member of its generator line of products for BI platforms including Business Objects, Cognos and Oracle.
6/1/2008: Best Places to Work: Profiles of the Puget Sound's Top Companies: Noetix was recognized by Seattle Business Monthly as one of Washington's best places to work, where editors invited Morris Beton to speak at their inaugural Business Breakfast about how his unique management style helps to motivate his employees.
5/22/2008: Noetix Named Cognos Technology Partner of the Year: Noetix Corp., announced that Cognos, an IBM company, has named Noetix as its technology partner of the year.
5/7/2008: Noetix Enhances NoetixViews with Features Supporting Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12: Noetix has introduced a new version of NoetixViews with a host of features that includes support for Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.
4/23/2008: Noetix Enhances NoetixViews: Noetix Corp. introduced a new version of its flagship product, NoetixViews, with an array of innovative features that includes support for Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.
4/2/2008: Noetix Awarded U.S. Patent for Business Intelligence Reporting Technology: Noetix today announced that it has been awarded a U.S. patent for its Noetix MetaBuilder technology, enhancing its position as a leader in the BI reporting market.
3/6/2008: Noetix Sales Momentum Continues with Double Digit Revenue Growth for 2007: Noetix announced that fiscal 2007 was the company’s third consecutive year of double digit revenue growth, with new customer deals accounting for 48 percent of the company’s overall growth.
3/1/2008: KMWorld 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management: Noetix is included for the fifth consecutive year in KMWorld’s 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management. This prestigious annual list, currently in its eighth year, is compiled by KM practitioners, theorists, analysts, vendors, their customers, and colleagues.
3/1/2008: The Business Benefits of Measuring ROI for Business Intelligence Applications: Noetix CEO Morris Beton has authored an article discussing the business benefits of measuring ROI for technology investments. He includes the findings of two surveys by Unisphere Research conducted to better understand the challenges and alternatives for conducting ROI and TCO studies for BI implementations.
2/1/2008: Graco Selects Noetix to Streamline Business Intelligence Reporting: Noetix announced that Graco, the worldwide leader in fluid handling equipment, has selected Noetix to streamline its BI reporting in order to speed the delivery of corporate information to business professionals across the organization.
2/1/2008: OAUG Announces 2008 Participants in Star Partner Program: OAUG announced the 2008 list of associate member organizations that are participating in the OAUG Star Partner Program. The organizations, including Noetix, provide tools and solutions that help Oracle Applications users enhance their productivity, maximize their investment and influence the quality, usability and support of Oracle Applications.
2/1/2008: Users Fear Oracle Will Drop Acquired Products: Many companies fear that Oracle will ultimately force them to migrate to Oracle-built software according to a survey of OAUG members conducted by Unisphere Research and Noetix.
1/1/2008: Oracle Forced Migration Fears a Matter of Education, OAUG Says: Despite Oracle’s best attempts to convince them otherwise, a majority of PeopleSoft Corp. and Siebel Systems Inc. users questioned in a recent survey continue to fear forced migration to Oracle’s upcoming Fusion application suite.
1/1/2008: Oracle Users Fear Forced Migration After Acquisition Boom: Many companies fear that Oracle will ultimately force them to migrate to Oracle-built software according to a survey of OAUG members conducted by Unisphere Research and Noetix.
1/1/2008: Study Finds Most Companies Believe They Underutilize BI Tools: A study sponsored by Noetix has found that most companies believe they fail to make the best use of their business intelligence infrastructure.
1/1/2008: Marketplace Still Receptive to Oracle Fusion: A survey conducted by Unisphere Research and Noetix reveals that at least two out of every five Oracle-based enterprises will increase spending in 2008 to bring in new middleware solutions.
1/1/2008: OAUG Survey Finds Majority of Enterprises Prepare for Oracle Fusion: OAUG announced that a majority of Oracle-based enterprises intend to upgrade to Oracle’s Fusion middleware infrastructure within the next two years, according to a survey conducted by Unisphere Research in partnership with Noetix.
1/1/2008: Most Companies Don’t Use BI Tools to their Fullest Potential According to Market Survey Sponsored by Noetix: Noetix unveiled results from a market survey revealing that most companies do not believe they are using their current BI tools to their fullest potential. Moreover, if enterprises could conduct ROI studies more efficiently, it would be easier to get BI projects approved, justify the cost of purchasing hardware and software, and support the roll-out of BI applications to larger user communities.
12/1/2007: Smarter HR: Human Resources isn’t what it used to be at Burlington Coat Factory. Case study reveals how Burlington Coat Factory leverages a business intelligence reporting solution from Noetix to provide required reporting to the company’s 50 end users as well as to ensure compliance with hiring rules.
11/1/2007: Finalists for 2008 Global Product Excellence Awards: Noetix Platform named a finalist in the 2008 Outstanding Awards for World’s Best Software Product.
11/1/2007: Case Study: Knouse Foods and Noetix: Case study discusses Knouse Foods’ use of the Noetix Platform. “The great thing about Noetix is that I don’t always have to run over to IT to get the information I need. I can easily access and manipulate the data more than I ever could before and download it to a spreadsheet.”
11/1/2007: 2007 Innovative Solutions Award Winners: Florida Rock Industries with Noetix Corp. is chosen as a winner in the Business Intelligence category.
11/1/2007: JasperSoft Targets Oracle ERP Users: Open source business intelligence firm JasperSoft has launched a new BI offering for Oracle ERP users which it has jointly developed with Noetix.
11/1/2007: JasperSoft, Noetix Focus on Open Source Analytics: Two business intelligence software vendors have teamed up to provide an open source application for viewing reports from Oracle Corp.’s E-Business Suite.
11/1/2007: JasperSoft, Noetix Develop BI Offering for Oracle ERP Users: Open source business intelligence firm JasperSoft has announced a new Business Intelligence offering, jointly developed with Noetix, for Oracle ERP users.
11/1/2007: Overcoming BI Challenges: In this TDWI interview, contributing editor Linda Briggs speaks with Noetix CEO Morris Beton to learn how automatic, pre-generated reports built around metadata can reduce the complexity of dealing with today’s BI challenges.
11/1/2007: Noetix Partners with Business Objects: Redmond’s Noetix, a firm which develops business intelligence software, said that it has expanded a partnership with Business Objects focused on Oracle E-Business Suite customers.
11/1/2007: Noetix Announces Key Partnerships: Noetix has announced partnerships with several large BI vendors, including Business Objects and JasperSoft. “These partnerships are part of our overall business strategy to solidify our place in the market,” said Jeff Kirk, head of Strategic Alliances at Noetix.
10/1/2007: Survey Reveals Majority of U.S. Companies Have Not Conducted ROI Studies for Business Intelligence Investments: Noetix unveiled results from a market survey conducted to better understand the overall role of return on investment (ROI) analysis within IT, and more specifically the key metrics for measuring ROI for business intelligence.
10/1/2007: Market Survey Sponsored by Noetix Reveals Majority of U.S. Companies Have Not Conducted ROI Studies for Business Intelligence Investments: According to survey results, while most enterprise companies do justify costs before implementing a BI application, less than half of that number formally calculate their ROI for the BI implementation and even fewer have ever calculated the total cost of ownership of their BI applications.
10/1/2007: Florida Rock Goes Self-Service: Case study reveals how Florida Rock Industries, a major supplier of basic construction materials with operations concentrated in the Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic states, uses a Dashboard solution from Noetix to provide customers with access to information.
10/1/2007: Market Survey Sponsored by Noetix Finds Most Important Benefits of Business Intelligence are Intangible and Non-Measurable: Noetix announced results from a market survey conducted to determine return on investment (ROI) from BI implementations, revealing that IT professionals consider the intangible benefits of BI solutions to be of more value than any tangible benefits, and, therefore, find it very difficult to measure the ROI of these applications.
10/1/2007: Bye-Bye Little BI: Since its inception in the 1970s, BI was for the little guys. Lots of little BI companies. As time went by the cream came to the top of the milk and three little BI companies became $1 billion best-of-breed champions: Business Objects, Cognos, and SAS.
10/1/2007: Market Survey Sponsored by Noetix Finds Most Important Benefits of Business Intelligence are Intangible and Non-Measurable: The Web-based market survey was conducted by Unisphere Research on behalf of Noetix in order to better understand the role of ROI analysis in IT generally and the key metrics for measuring ROI for BI specifically.
9/1/2007: What Third Party Reporting Packages Can Link Into The Oracle E-Business Suite’s Ledger?: This article focuses on the reporting tools normally used to satisfy reporting requirements in a typical Oracle 11i environment. NoetixViews was mentioned as a solution enabling super-users to develop ad hoc reports from Oracle Applications data.
9/1/2007: Trend-Setting Products of 2007: The Noetix Enterprise Technology Suite was named a “Trendsetting Product” by KMWorld magazine for the second consecutive year. The KMWorld selection was a year-long collaborative effort with editorial colleagues, product users, and industry analysts who considered products from nearly 300 vendors.
8/1/2007: Top 50 High Tech Firms In Washington: Noetix was included in Washington CEO's list of the top 50 high tech firms in Washington, ranked by the number of employees.

8/1/2007: Business Intelligence Trends from the Pacific Northwest BI Summit: The Pacific Northwest BI Summit proved to be a fertile ground for discussing the impact of SaaS, open source for business intelligence, IT appliances, unstructured data, and operational BI. Noetix was one of ten vendors participating in this invitation-only event.
7/1/2007: 2007 100 Best Companies to Work For: Noetix is named one of Washington’s Best 100 Companies to Work For by Washington CEO Magazine. The magazine’s 100 Best Companies list recognizes large, medium, small, and non-profit companies for excellence in several categories including employee benefits, organizational communication, and working environment.
6/1/2007: The Rise, Fall and Return of Operational BI and Analytic Applications: Business Intelligence guru Cindi Howson discusses the point at which the worlds of Operational BI and Analytic Applications overlap; how do you get to the data inside the operational systems? Noetix doesn’t extract the data into a data mart; instead, it accesses the source systems directly via NoetixViews.
6/1/2007: Noetix Speeds Up Business Intelligence Reporting at Burlington Coat Factory: Noetix announced that Burlington Coat Factory, one of America’s most successful retailers with 367 stores nationwide, is using its BI reporting solution to speed up the process of getting valuable human resources information to management.
6/1/2007: U.S. Retailer Deploys Noetix’s BI Reporting Solution: Burlington Coat Factory has saved around 16 hours of IT employee time per week with Noetix’s solution.
6/1/2007: The 7th Annual eWeek Excellence Awards: The Winners: Noetix named a finalist in the analytics and reporting category of eWeek’s seventh annual Excellence Awards.
6/1/2007: Continued Innovation in Business Intelligence: Data Discovery Accelerators: Forrester Research, a leading independent technology and market research company, has published research naming Noetix an innovative provider of automated data discovery capabilities.
5/1/2007: Business Intelligence Market Survey Indicates Need for Improved Data Discovery and Access: Noetix today revealed the results of a nationwide market survey indicating that improvements to data discovery and access will accelerate the impact that BI can have on business success.
5/1/2007: Red Rock to distribute Noetix: Red Rock Consulting, an Oracle reseller and consultancy, has signed on to distribute Noetix business intelligence.
5/1/2007: Noetix Eases Business Intelligence Reporting Pain at Deseret Power: Tami Nolte, senior programming specialist at Deseret Power, reviews the Noetix Technology Solution and shares her experience with DM Review readers.
5/1/2007: Vendor Profile – Noetix: Getting Analytics to Business Users in an Oracle Applications Environment: This IDC Vendor Profile highlights the solution offerings and market strategy of Noetix, a business intelligence software vendor. An overview of the problems facing many organizations in their pursuit of an analytic solution, and how Noetix’s offering solves it, is presented.
4/1/2007: Noetix and Nascent Systems Team to Deliver Improved Reporting for Vertex Clients: Noetix has entered into a distribution agreement with Nascent Systems, an Oracle integration services firm based in Dallas. The companies will jointly market a reporting solution designed to improve visibility and tax information for companies using Oracle’s E-Business Suite and Vertex Q Series for sales and use tax compliancy.
4/1/2007: Improved Tools Will Accelerate BI Impact: The effective use of business analytics is emerging as a key differentiator among enterprises. While business intelligence (BI) was once primarily the domain of a small band of analysts within a large company, BI is now rapidly spreading throughout many organizations.
3/1/2007: KMWorld 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management: KMWorld’s annual listing of the 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management.
3/1/2007: OAUG Announces 2007 Participants in Star Partner Program: The OAUG, the world’s largest user knowledgebase for Oracle Applications users, announced the 2007 list of associate member organizations that are participating in the OAUG Star Partner Program.
3/1/2007: Noetix Introduces Noetix Generator for Cognos BI to Accelerate Oracle E-Business Suite Reporting Initiatives: Noetix today introduced the Noetix Generator for Cognos Business Intelligence, making it faster and easier to roll out end user reporting to Cognos BI users.
3/1/2007: Noetix Announces Oracle E-Business Software: Noetix has introduced a new application targeted at connecting Oracle and Cognos software applications.
3/1/2007: On The Record: Noetix has introduced Noetix Generator for Cognos BI, which works with Oracle E-Business Suite.
3/1/2007: Noetix Generator for Cognos BI Accelerates Oracle E-Business Suite Reporting Initiatives: Noetix has introduced Noetix Generator for Cognos BI to deliver automated, cost-effective access to Oracle E-Business Suite application data, making it faster and easier to roll out end-user reporting to Cognos BI users.
2/1/2007: Noetix Increases Revenue by 35% During 2006: Noetix today announced it achieved record revenue growth in 2006, with a revenue increase of more than 35 percent over 2005.
2/1/2007: Noetix Shifts Gaze to Delivering Content for BI, Seeks to Double Sales by 2010: Noetix wants to double sales by 2010 and is now making investments in its infrastructure to meet this goal.
1/1/2007: Toward Enterprise Information Integration : Information systems store huge volumes of data, but merely having access to data is not enough. Information is data in a meaningful context, and executives and others need it to make decisions that benefit their businesses. Making that context available immediately and reliably is the challenge of information management.
11/1/2006: Achieving End-to-End Business Intelligence: A research study conducted on behalf of OAUG and written by Joe McKendrick reveals that impressive advances have been made in BI and reporting technologies, but challenges still exist.
11/1/2006: OAUG Survey Reveals Three Out of Four Enterprises Using Oracle Applications Still Use Spreadsheets for Business Intelligence Reporting: A survey conducted for OAUG reveals that spreadsheets and ad hoc query tools are the leading BI tools used across organizations using Oracle Applications.
11/1/2006: How to Correctly Design and Implement a Dashboard: A step-by-step guide to building a business intelligence dashboard written by Daryl Orts, Vice President of Advanced Solutions at Noetix Corp.
10/1/2006: Noetix Provides Protected BI Content for Oracle Applications : A close relationship and specialized focus on Oracle allows enterprise application users to reap added value from implementation to upgrades and beyond.
9/1/2006: Trend-Setting Products of 2005: Noetix Enterprise Technology Suite
9/1/2006: Q & A with Morris Beton, Chief Executive Officer, Noetix: With its roots in consulting and custom programming for Oracle applications, Noetix has developed tools and a methodology for creating BI content quickly and efficiently.

5/1/2006: Business Intelligence Spending Seen Picking Up: Research firm says adoption of open-source BI is moving along quicker than expected.