Panopticon Supports
Microsoft .NET and Java Deployment Options

Panopticon’s visualization tools are available as a Windows desktop product, an SDK for use in Microsoft .NET or Java environments, and our Enterprise web-deployed products (also available Java or .NET versions).

All of Panopticon's data visualization products utilize our unique StreamCube™ OLAP data model that supports the ability to connect to virtually any data source, including relational databases like Oracle, Sybase, DB2, and Microsoft SQL Server, as well as real-time streaming data feeds.

The company's Explorer Windows desktop product supports real-time streaming data from Bloomberg and Reuters, in addition to Sonic MQ feeds from other sources.

Panopticon software utilizes a variety of very powerful information visualization techniques, including Treemaps, Barseries, Horizon Graphs, and Stack Graphs, to let users take control of their data.

These tools help them find hidden patterns, spot problems and identify opportunities that can be buried in mounds of data. Panopticon allows people to quickly see and comprehend useful information in large datasets – including datasets that are constantly being updated in real time. The system supports effective and timely decision-making and makes it easy to synthesize, present and share results with colleagues and customers. Clients typically see a very fast ROI on a Panopticon implementation since these visualization tools allow users to work far more productively and make better, more profitable decisions.

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Support for Previous Versions and New Feature Requests

At any given time, we support at least two releases of our products; the current release and the previous release. This means that we may ask you to update to a newer version of code if you are having a problem with the software.

We work with our clients to ensure that mission-critical new features are scheduled for release as soon as possible. In some cases, we may ask you to work with our engineering team to write a specification in order to ensure that such new features properly support the client’s requirements.