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Increasingly, customer and management requirements are for readily available and timely information, which still needs to be drawn from disparate legacy and best-of-breed systems.  The challenges of Enterprise RIA is to provide rapid development frameworks that plug into your choices whilst fitting into your organisation's Information Architecture thus enabling the Unified View.

Content Re-Appropriation

The market is moving in a direction where Enterprises will not for much longer, accept the way in which information is now presented and accessed. The announcements of tool providers such as Adobe state that ‘effective user experiences’ is what impacts business.

The changes in industry indicate three key motivations:

  • access to information is to become seamless, integrated & shared;
  • the information is to become focused and unique to the experience of the user;
  • and the information is dynamically able to adapt to channels of delivery.

omniEffect has defined it: Content re-appropriation.

Expressing Valued Information once

omniEffect seeks to conceptualise the fusion of disparate fragments of information that uniquely, is meaningful to the user.

This information is presented in a familiar way that provides the user with the technology to manipulate, communicate, identify and action.

The principal benefit is the visualisation and personalisation of content, and the ability to re-appropriate dynamically, adapting to existing and emerging technologies.

Getting access to the data in the way you want it, relating it and expressing it; its kind-of like "FaceBook" for your Data.

 omniEffect has built it: omniEffect Universal.

Smoothing the path

omniEffect possess a strong history in developing and deploying cross platform Desktop automation and E-Business integration solutions.

Get access to the skills and experience of our people and avoid the pitfalls.

Building Bridges not 'Flat Packs'

omniEffect is about complete solutions not 'kits', we have an agnostic approach and prefer to be in-the-picture well after the dust has settled.