Microsoft has officially announced the acquisition of startup canadense Datazen Software , known for having developed business intelligence applications for Android, iOS, Windows Phone and Windows 8.1 . Financial terms were not disclosed. No significant effect for the consumer audience from the acquisition, but significant new resources through which Microsoft will continue to pursue the strategy of “mobile first, cloud first” applied within the company.
The solutions Datazen are particularly popular with clients SQL Server, because optimized for SSAS (SQL Server Analysis Services) and for the Microsoft platform, enabling interactive visualization of data and key performance indicators (KPI ) with all major mobile platforms.
Microsoft announces that, starting today, customers SQL Server Enterprise Edition (versions 2008 and later) and Software Assurance can download the free software at no additional cost Datazen Server . In essence, the measure allows millions of users to view and interact with data on the move, using the native applications for each mobile platform, available in their store (see. HERE).
technology and solutions developed by Datazen Software, in the future, will be integrated into Power BI, service business analytics that leverages the Microsoft cloud. The staff of Datazen passes under the control of the Redmond, but has already stated that it will continue to develop products and to cure integration with BI applications in ways that will be communicated later.
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