Panopticon Developer SDK 5.5 and Panopticon EX 5.4 support the ability to connect to message buses such as Progress SonicMQ and to Complex Event Processing (CEP) engines including Sybase Aleri. Both systems allow designers to cross tab or trellis visualizations containing static, time series and real time streaming data. They contain new financial services visualizations like the Surface Plot (also called a Contour Plot), Numeric Line Graphs (for displaying Yield Curves) and Needle Graphs (for displaying transaction magnitude and frequency). Request a demo.
 The 5.4 release of our Developer SDK supports Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) environments. Microsoft WPF provides a unified framework for building applications and high-fidelity experiences in Windows 7 and other operating system environments. WPF offers developers graphics support, hardware-accelerated effects, scalability to different form factors, interactive data visualization, and superior content readability. Panopticon Developer is also available for Java and traditional .NET environments. All three versions — WPF, .NET and Java — offer identical functionality. More about the Developer SDK.
The 5.3 release of Panopticon EX supports visualization of real-time streaming data. Customers all over the world are now using EX in many different applications, including financial services, manufacturing and healthcare. Version 5.3 is now available and adds a number of important new features, including the ability to connect to virtually any data source, including real-time streaming feeds. It's particularly well-suited to monitoring and analysis of fast-changing, time-critical financial and operational data. More about Panopticon EX.
 Farminform provides a wide variety of audited research on products, sales, outcomes, prices, and related information on pharmaceutical products for its member companies, which include AstraZeneca, Bayer, Eli Lilly, Merck, Roche, Sandoz, Schering-Plough, and virtually every other major name in pharmaceuticals. They have implemented Panopticon EX as a tool to aid them in their research. More about Farminform's pharma research application for Panopticon data visualization software.
 Our OEM Partner Opturo® Investment Process Automation™ has introduced a major new product built using the Panopticon Developer SDK. The system utilizes a variety of data visualizations, including Treemaps, Heat Maps and Scatter Plots, to allow fund managers to more effectively analyze the performance of their funds. More about Opturo's ODIN Portfolio Attribution, Risk and Performance Manager application.
 Version 5.2 of Panopticon EX is now shipping! It includes Stephen Few's innovative Bullet Graph data visualization and a host of other new features that make it easier than ever to implement interactive data analysis and monitoring tools in your organization.
The new 5.2 release of Panopticon EX extends its real-time business activity monitoring capabilities to support a wider range of requirements. EX minimizes the data latency found in traditional BI systems and also minimizes human analysis and action latencies using pre-attentive data visualization techniques combined with a fast in-memory OLAP cube.
 We have established a LinkedIn User Group for people interested in Panopticon data visualization software. The group is open to anyone who is using our software or who is interested in learning more about applications for Treemaps, Heatmaps, Scatter Plots and other tools available in our Developer SDK or Panopticon EX Dashboard system. Join the Panopticon Data Visualization Software User Group.
 Panopticon EX is our completely new product platform for web-enabled visual monitoring and fast analysis of complex data. It incorporates a wide range of data visualizations, from Treemaps and Heatmaps to Scatter Plots, and uses our unique StreamCube™ OLAP data model for on-the-fly data aggregations and slicing and dicing. Panopticon EX is suitable for deployment throughout the enterprise, at the workgroup level or even on public websites. The platform includes a desktop authoring tool that allows power users to assemble and publish new monitoring and analysis dashboards to the web. Learn more about how easy it is to deploy Panopticon EX dashboard technology in your organization.
BeyeNETWORK provides readers with access to the thought leaders in business intelligence, performance management, business integration, information quality, data warehousing and more. BeyeNETWORK's Editorial Director Ron Powell interviewed our CEO Willem De Geer about how our Treemaps, Heatmaps and other data visualization software tools help business users navigate through huge amounts of data quickly and make more informed decisions. Watch the BeyeNETWORK interview with Panopticon CEO Willem De Geer.
Jeffrey Heer at Stanford University, together with Nicholas Kong and Maneesh Agrawala from Berkeley, have now published their research study where they compare the performance of the Horizon Graph to that of a Line Graph. The study is entitled "Sizing the Horizon: The Effects of Chart Size and Layering on the Graphical Perception of Time Series Visualizations". In brief, they come to the conclusion that the Horizon Graph is more effective than the traditional line graph when graph sizes are small. The Horizon Graph results in fewer estimation errors, with similar or slightly longer estimation times. The paper will be presented at the
CHI 2009 (Computer-Human Interaction) conference in April and has even been nominated for the CHI Best Paper award! Read the Stanford research study about Panopticon Horizon Graphs.
 Hannes Reijner, one of our Senior Developers, presented our new Horizon Graph to the world's leading authorities on data visualization techniques at the IEEE InfoVis Conference. Hannes is the main developer for this completely new visualization, which allows users to analyze trends for multiple data sets simultaneously. He will be presenting his findings on best practices for using this new tool to data visualization luminaries like Maureen Stone, Stephen Few, Jock Mackinlay, and Robert Kosara.
 Stephen Few, author of Information Dashboard Design: The Effective Visual Communication of Data, is the developer of the bullet graph and considered one of the leading experts in the use of data visualization for analyzing and presenting quantitative business information. He has written a very interesting essay about our new Horizon Graph in his influential Perceptual Edge blog. Read Stephen Few's article about Panopticon Horizon Graphs.
 Tbricks has introduced a revolutionary new automated trading platform that incorporates an innovative and unique user interface built using the Panopticon Developer Data Visualization SDK.
Tbricks chose Panopticon Developer .NET as a key component in their new Genesis algorithmic trading platform. Genesis features a user interface that is completely unique in the industry for automated trading systems. The UI provides users with a simple, easy-to-understand, yet comprehensive view of market activity and strategies. It's a major success for Tbricks and Panopticon. Read more about how Tbricks used Panopticon's SDK to embed data visualizations into their application.
 The new release of our Developer .NET SDK supports four data visualizations — Treemaps, Stack Graphs, Barseries, and Horizon Graphs.
The SDK allows programmers to create HTML-only, thin client, or thick client applications and includes a robust Streaming OLAP data model, an application programming interface (API), and a set of controls – along with comprehensive documentation that explains every aspect of how to use the software. Read more about the Panopticon Developer data visualization SDK.
 Advent Software is using Panopticon's information visualization technology in its Geneva® global investment management and accounting solution.
The resulting enhanced Geneva® functionality improves Geneva®'s end-user capabilities, as well as expands the audience for which Geneva® is useful. Read more about how Advent is embedding data visualization technology into their enterprise products using Panopticon Software.
 Windows for Financial Services published a story about how JP Morgan has integrated our interactive Treemap (Heat Map) data visualizations in their new electronic trading application. This helps JP Morgan's traders instantly analyze client sales.
“The Treemaps give us a clear picture in real-time of what’s happening across a large volume of (sales) data. This
is something we’ve never been able to do before, and the feedback
from our clients is quite positive,” notes Daniel T. Marsh, a London-based project manager in JP Morgan’s electronic trading area. Read more about how JP Morgan is using Panopticon Treemaps.
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