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Arena Solutions Partners with GoodData

By DE Editors  

August 21, 2015

Arena Solutions, a provider of cloud-based PLM (product lifecycle management) applications, has partnered with GoodData to create a visual solution that integrates business intelligence and the cloud.

The platform, titled Arena Analytics, is a solution that enables users to create dashboards tied to KPIs (key performance indicators) such as product development cycle time, quality trends, project performance and supply chain health.

"To succeed as a 21st century product company, design and manufacturing professionals can't just focus on what's happened historically; they need to know what performance indicators are saying right now to better predict and, in fact, change the future," said Steve Chalgren, executive vice president of Product Management and chief strategy officer at Arena. "This partnership with GoodData provides our customers with the business intelligence tools they need to gain critical insights into the trends that are shaping their companies."

For more information, visit Arena Solutions.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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