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Data is a powerful tool.......when you understand it

Maximum Clarity, minimum distraction - when it comes to organising your data, thats our philosophy. To this end our designers and developers work side by side at all build stages to piece together a solution that flows seamlessly from search, through analysis into action.

After speaking to 800 senior professionals across multiple organisations, we identified three main challenges that hindered performance when working with data:

1. Fragmented Data Streams

2. Slow Data Retrieval

3. Increased Workflow Demands

MOBIUS the engine that drives our super flexible data management solutions, solves these challenges by acting as a control layer across multiple complex databases. This means that we can give rapid access to all your data via highly flexible user interfaces designed specifically for your workflow environment.

The outcome is more time, less cost, and a higher standard of informed decision-making from your team.

For further information please contact:

Leigh Baillie

Chief Marketing Officer

Fortrus Ltd

+44 7894 517828

Leigh.Baillie@Fortrus.com

www.Fortrus.com

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