New release powers high-performance compliance data visualisation

New version of AltioLive demonstrated at SIFMA 2008

Booth 1706, SIFMA, New York – Altio, the provider of data management and visualisation tools, has reported significant uptake of its products from the compliance arena, which looks set to continue given the launch of the new version of AltioLive. This product enables compliance officers to quickly identify trends, errors and rogue behaviour at a group or individual level. AltioLive is proving key in helping firms meet securities trading and anti-money laundering regulations. Increasingly, Altio is supporting firms that recognise the value and importance of managing and governing their critical corporate data assets. Working in close collaboration with its partners, Altio is on track to deliver at least 15 new installations into the compliance sector in the coming year.

The AltioLive rich internet application (RIA) framework provides a single interface across multiple data sources, including data warehouses, customer databases, CRM systems and trading systems. It enables compliance departments to contextually view current and historic information in real-time, and can be configured to alert misuse of data.

“The rich user interface combined with flexible configuration and graphic visualisation allows users to access and understand information quicker and easier,” said David Ventris, managing director of Altio. “As a result, they will be better equipped to mitigate risk and secure both the data as well as the organisation. With the added functionality in the new release of AltioLive we expect increased demand as financial institutions strive to meet ever more stringent governance demands.”

AltioLive 5.2 sets a new benchmark for data management and visualisation. Providing a top level summary of the data, users can then drill down into specific areas through fully data-aware components. The new configurable graphing controls capabilities update in real-time – ensuring immediate events are monitored. AltioLive enables users to publish views of the data in common formats such as Microsoft Excel, and PDF.

“Using visualisation, our goal is to empower organisations to fully leverage their core data assets,” continued Ventris. “AltioLive rapidly unlocks existing data assets and future proofs the effects of increasing data accumulation, by providing a data management framework and a powerful interrogation and visualisation tool set.”

Altio will be demonstrating AltioLive 5.2 at SIFMA on stand 1706. A beta version can also be downloaded from www.altio.com/AltioLive/Downloads/AltioLive-52-Beta.aspx