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Another Successful Year
Another year has come and gone here at Visual Analytics and we have continued to grow in size, expand our client base, and improve our technologies. During 2003, we deployed our VisuaLinks and DIG systems to a wide number of government and commercial organizations worldwide. Our travels have taken us to exciting and exotic places to work on new and interesting projects. We have certainly met some great people throughout this past year. BCD thanks all our clients, integrators, partners, and employees for making this a successful year.
We have also seen quite a number of interesting events happen around the world in 2003. Unfortunately, evil continues to flourish: terrorism threatening democracies, money laundering undermining economies, narcotics destroying societies, and fraud inflating living expenses. This is why our technologies will play an even more important role in the coming year.
In 2004, we expect to break new records and provide our community with even better methods and techniques for accessing, managing, analyzing, and reporting on their data. One of our biggest pushes is to publish the Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for DIG and VisuaLinks so that they can be integrated with other third-party systems. We will also expand our ability to access remote information sources, incorporate different data formats, and provide better reporting capabilities. We will also continue to evolve the concept of our Data Clarity Suite, addressing virtually all aspects of the collaborative processes related to distributed analytics required in today's enterprise systems. It should be an incredible year for Visual Analytics.
Continued on VAI News page
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Your LinkLetter is one year old with this edition. The time seems to have just flown by.
It was about this time last year that we began our coverage of VisuaLinks 2.0. December seems to be the month for covering new versions of VisuaLinks.
By the time you read this, VisuaLinks 3.0 will be in limited production release. We've been testing, honing and polishing for a couple of months now. This month, we continue our introduction to the new features in VisuaLinks 3.0. We hope our coverage piques your interest and answers some of your questions about this important release.
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Visit our DIG News page for information on our upcoming 2.0 release. This month, we begin to take a look the new Administrative interface in 2.0.
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Visit the VAI News page for an update on recent and upcoming events.
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"VAI's technology is beyond the leading edge. Enforcement agency analysts prefer VAI because its technology is actually changing
the way analysis is performed. Client users of the software are now able to glean indications of illicit behavior from multiple
streams of information."
Senior Federal Law Enforcement Official
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