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Vienna, 30 November 2007 – The data-mining specialist Viscovery Software GmbH (Vienna, Austria) launches version 5.0 of the Viscovery® visual analysis platform. In addition to numerous extensions and usability improvements, the new release provides full automation and integration functionality for the generation and application of analytical models.

In particular, the handling of data sets with many variables has been optimized. The Viscovery platform now provides easier and better performance for processing data sets with over 10,000 variables, a common occurrence in text-mining applications or the analysis of gene data. Working with and validation of models has also been substantially extended. In addition to real-time access to original data sets through the visual models, the Viscovery platform provides complete, context-sensitive statistical information about microclusters and selected segments.

Intuitive and interactive data representation for exploratory analyses as well as patented technology for nonlinear prediction make Viscovery 5 an unrivaled data-mining solution. The Viscovery platform meets the demands of a high-end analytic solution including exploratory data mining, prediction and scoring, cluster analysis and segmentation, as well as real-time integration, automation and real-time analytics.

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This year’s CRM-expo takes place on 7–8 November 2007 in Nuremberg. At the CRM Expo, experts, consultants and companies will demonstrate how to successfully find customers and build customer loyalty. During these two days, visitors can gather extensive, detailed information about strategies, concepts and trends in customer relationship management.

Use this opportunity to discuss your issues about predictive analytics and data mining with our experts during this event. To schedule an appointment for an individual meeting, just call +43-1-532 05 70 today. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Vienna / Munich, September 2007 - Eudaptics has merged with the German software house Biomax Informatics AG. With this transaction the Biomax group expands its solution portfolio with data mining capabilities; Eudaptics in turn gains access to the rapidly growing life sciences market for its products.

For this purpose, eudaptics software gmbh has transferred its operational business into the newly founded Viscovery Software GmbH on July, 25th, 2007 and subsequently incorporated Viscovery into the Biomax group as a subsidiary. Thus, the complete business of Eudaptics henceforth will be operated under the name of Viscovery Software GmbH which acts as a competence center for data mining within the Biomax group.

Biomax Informatics AG is a worldwide leading vendor of knowledge management systems, with a focus on life sciences. Biomax and Viscovery systems optimally complement each other, making it possible to provide knowledge management and data mining in one offer. Customers of both companies will benefit from this extension of the product range.

For our business partners these changes in the legal form of the company have no effect on the ongoing business. In particular, the proven Eudaptics team - now as the Viscovery Software GmbH team - will continue to be available to you with all usual services and products.

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Vienna / Tägerwilen, 28 September 2007 – The Austrian data mining specialist Viscovery Software Gmbh has closed an OEM license deal with the Swiss software house SAF AG. Based on this agreement, SAF AG will integrate the Viscovery prediction technology in their application software for the support of item ordering processes. Through the adoption of Viscovery, SAF AG thus aims at further increasing the predictive accuracy und at extending application areas of their products.

The software vendor SAF Simulation, Analysis and Forecasting AG is specialized in developing standard software solutions for the automation of ordering processes in retail and industry. SAF consequently follows the Demand Chain Management approach in which the planning of supply is controlled by the demand behavior of consumers.