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ProClarity Expands Analytic Access to Business Information through Collaboration with Digital Aspects; Comprehensive Analysis of ERP Applications Now Available with Cubics

Business Wire, Nov 18, 2004

BOISE, Idaho -- ProClarity Corporation, a leading provider of analytic application technology for the enterprise, today announced a collaborative partnership with Digital Aspects that enables connectivity to several common enterprise resource planning (ERP) applications. In conjunction with ProClarity(R), Digital Aspects, an independent software developer based in West London, UK, has developed Cubics(R), a real-time analytic middleware product designed to provide dynamic access to SAP(R), JD Edwards(R) and PeopleSoft(R) for the ProClarity Analytics Platform.

"Businesses often need to analyze what is happening in their organization in a real-time fashion," said Gordon Roxon, CEO for Digital Aspects. "Unfortunately, the data in traditional ERP systems is complex and difficult to analyze. Cubics gives organizations access to up-to-date information from their ERP systems, which can then be analyzed using the ProClarity Analytics Platform."

Cubics delivers the ability to "slice and dice" live transaction-level data in both the ProClarity Analytics Server and Live Server, and makes it possible to get real-time summary information about business operations without the difficulties associated with traditional OLAP server products.

Version 6 of the ProClarity Analytics Platform is designed to enhance IT productivity and performance, while providing organizations with a comprehensive understanding of corporate operations. An integral component of ProClarity 6, Live Server provides both read and write-back capabilities to data sources from the familiar Excel environment promoting effective and collaborative team planning.

"Certain business decisions require the instantaneous understanding of current business operations," said Raino Zoller, ProClarity business development manager. "ProClarity, in partnership with Digital Aspects, is able to give organizations real-time access to their ERP data, and allows them to fully analyze this information and identify opportunities for operational improvements and cost savings."

About Digital Aspects

Digital Aspects Ltd (www.digitalaspects.com), the developers of Cubics, is an independent software company based in West London. Digital Aspects develops sophisticated Direct Analytics products, which enable customers to make critical business decisions based on real-time data from their complex operational systems. By eliminating the need for data staging, corporate transparency is enhanced and organization can deliver from one version of the truth.

About ProClarity Corporation

ProClarity Corporation's industry-leading application development platform allows organizations to build sophisticated, custom analytic solutions that enable decision makers to make more insightful choices faster. These solutions, based on business processes and decision-making workflows, dramatically speed the decision-making process through the use of innovative real-time analytic technologies, patented visualizations, web-like navigation and powerful calculations that transform information into individual understanding. Headquartered in Boise, Idaho, ProClarity has regional sales and services offices throughout North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific. Founded in 1995, ProClarity supports more than 2,000 customers globally including AT&T, Ericsson, Hewlett-Packard, The Home Depot, Pennzoil QuakerState, Reckitt Benckiser, Roche, Siemens, USDA, Verizon, Wells Fargo and Barnes & Noble. To learn more, visit www.proclarity.com or call 208-344-1630.

ProClarity is a registered trademark, and the ProClarity logo is a trademark, of ProClarity Corporation. Other marks referenced herein are the service marks, trademarks, or registered trademarks of their respective manufacturers.

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