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Netcare 911 Boosts Business Reporting with MSTR
Trauma Link, trading as Netcare 911, has improved its business reporting capabilities with the implementation of MicroStrategy reporting and data mining tools. Netcare 911 is part of the Network Healthcare Holdings group and is Africa’s largest 24-hour integrated emergency assistance, evacuation, emergency planning and travel health specialist, providing services on air, land or sea. [26 January 2004]
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KID, SAS Institute form knowledge partnership
SAS Institute and Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID) have inked a partnership agreement that will see KID providing consulting and best-practices services to new SAS clients.[2 June 2003]
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J.D. Edwards appoints KID as BI partner
J.D. Edwards South Africa has appointed Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID) as a preferred business intelligence partner. The appointment follows the companies having collaborated on one of the largest business intelligence sites in South Africa. [18 January 2003]
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KID, CenterField partner to provide consistent metadata
Business intelligence specialists Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID) and Centerfield Software have formed a strategic alliance to bring a bundled data integration and business intelligence solution to the local market. [20 December 2002]
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KID brings Pretoria University data mining course to life
Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID) has helped bring a data mining course at Pretoria University to life for Department of Informatics students, using its Netmap tool. KID sold Netmap to the University of Pretoria last year and worked with the Department of Informatics to enliven the course by providing actual industry data to the students, who previously had to work with data downloaded from the Internet. [11 December 2002]
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KID strikes business alliance with Intimate Data
Business intelligence enabler Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID) has appointed specialist data quality software supplier and service bureau Intimate Data as a value-added reseller (VAR) of MicroStrategy, the scalable Web-based business intelligence platform. [10 November 2002]
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MicroStrategy stays in the black in Q3
MicroStrategy, the business intelligence application specialist represented in South Africa by Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID), has announced its financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, reporting both Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and pro forma profitability. This marks MicroStrategy's third consecutive quarter of GAAP profitability and its fourth consecutive quarter of pro forma profitability. [4 November 2002]
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KID appoints leading IT auditor as director
Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID) has boosted its client service abilities by appointing Stan Watt, a principal of Grant Thornton Kessel Feinstein, to the position of director with immediate effect. [24 September 2002]
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KID appoints O'Connell as GM for development unit
Business intelligence company Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID) has appointed Oracle development specialist Chris O'Connell as GM of its new application development centre. O'Connell will head the development business unit which has been set up to offer bespoke development for existing and new clients, in line with KID's strategy to establish a new growth path for the company. [3 September 2002]
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MicroStrategy secures 75 new customers
MicroStrategy's recovery to sustained profitability continues to gain momentum. The company has reported sales of 75 new licences for its Business Intelligence Platform in California and the US's Northeast region in the first half of 2002, up 60% from the second half of 2001. [3 September 2002]
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IBM appoints KID as SA's official Red Brick trainer
MicroStrategy's recovery to sustained profitability continues to gain momentum. The company has reported sales of 75 new licences for its Business Intelligence Platform in California and the US's Northeast region in the first half of 2002, up 60% from the second half of 2001. [3 September 2002]
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KID becomes IBM software partner
Business intelligence specialist Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID) has been appointed an official IBM Software Partner with effect from mid-February, following the recent purchase of Informix by IBM. [14 March 2002]
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KID Secures Local Microstrategy Agency
Local business intelligence specialist Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID) has secured the exclusive local distributorship for the MicroStrategy range of business intelligence products.
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KID Throws Its Weight Behind Disabled Sport
Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID) has fulfilled an undertaking to donate cash to charity for the gold medals won by South African Para Olympic world record holder Fanie Lombard at the Para Olympics in Sydney this year.
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KID Sponsored IIA/ACFE Conference
KID sponsored the conference of Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) and Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) on Managing Fraud and Corruption that was held at the Sandton Sun . [8 March 2001]
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Informix Community Rallies Around Paralympic Gold Hope Fanie Lombaard
The South African Informix community has rallied around Fanie Lombaard, South Africa's most famous disabled athlete, and the most decorated Olympic competitor in South Africa's sporting history. Fanie Lombaard is in Sydney preparing to take part in the 2000 Paralympics.
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KID gains distribution of data analysis tool Netmap
Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID), the business intelligence company, has increased its commitment to improving its customers' data analysis capabilities by being awarded the distribution license for Alta Europe's Netmap data analysis tool, and integrating Netmap's local skills and customer-base into the company.
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Informix Red Brick is a job for KID
The data warehousing market in South Africa is expected to grow substantially in the year 2000 once corporates have concluded their millennium changes, but it won't be the "big bang" enterprise data warehouse approach that wins the IT data warehousing budget.
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New KID on the Block in Business Intelligence Market
Knowledge Integration Dynamics (KID), a new company, has been formed to address the market's need for business intelligence applications.
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