Whether you are an Every Angle user or not and you have an iPad, Every Angle has a great new app for you. Download the app from the App store onto your iPad. You can follow the demonstration system and see Every Angle’s possibilities.

However, if you are an Every Angle user, then you naturally want to use your own data. Step one is to contact your system administrator and have him contact Every Angle in order for him to install the functionality in your organization. Following, the system administrator will supply instructions to make the iPad app user-ready. Once this is done, you can view all your Angles on your iPad within your company’s WiFi environment. In order to make or change new Angles you will use the Every Angle Windows Client.

Go to the Apple App Store

Among the huge number of BI vendors, Every Angle was the only one, who presented bottom-up analysis for business processes and therefore had a unique position.
Richard den Ouden, who introduced the concept of Every Angle and focused on analyzing purchasing and sales processes during his presentation, got a fantastic feedback from the audience, known for being very skeptical.

Especially after the presentation, many visitors dropped by to talk to the Every Angle professionals engaging in lively discussions with promising follow-up appointments.

The BARC Venue proved to be a tremendously successful event for Every Angle.

Every Angle was proud to be a Principal Partner at Logichem, which was held on April 17 -19 in Antwerp, Belgium. Logichem is a two-day conference revolving around sharing best practices for logistics in the chemical manufacturing industry.

On April 18, Maarten van den Biggelaar, Global Logistic Business Process Manager of PPG, presented a case study on behalf of Every Angle.
The topic was “Global Demand Planning in a Highly Dynamic Playground: Everybody Wins” and focused on:
• The challenge: Dealing with demand of paint supplies from global operating customers;
• Measure and analyze your business process in order to make it worthwhile to all, including the customer;
• How PPG-PMC made collecting forecast data simple and accurate.
 
It was a very inspiring workshop with step-by-step explanation and tools for anyone to implement in their organization easily and effectively.

Every Angle will be present at this dynamic combination of resources at Orange County Convention Center in Orlando (US) on May 14 – 16.

SAPPHIRE NOW and ASUG Annual Conference combine the world’s premier business technology and largest SAP user conferences. Of course, Every Angle is present at this dynamic combination of resources. Guests are more than welcome to visit Every Angle professionals at stand number 2927.

Every Angle offers operational performance management technology enabling business users to perform analytics and create reports using data sourced from SAP R/3 software, SAP Advanced Planning & Optimization component, and SAP ERP, SAP Supply Chain Management, and SAP Customer Relationship Management applications. The Every Angle object model interconnects all operations-related data and then adds over 1,100 business properties, so users can analyze anything in just a few seconds using their mouse.

More information: http://www.sapandasug.com

As of one Logipharma’s partners, Every Angle is also this year present at Logipharma at Hotel President Wilson in Geneva (Switserland) on April 24 – 26, 2012.

The 11th annual LogiPharma Europe 2012 is the end-to-end life science supply chain conference where over 300 strategic-level pharma, generics and biotech professionals meet to benchmark, network, share best practices and assess latest industry approaches to optimising supply chain performance and security.

Now in its 11th year, the event has been revamped to include only the critical issues affecting SCM VPs and senior supply chain professionals.

For more information: http://www.wbresearch.com/logipharmaeurope/

During BARC conference on April 17 – 19 in Würzburg Festung Marienberg in Würzburg (Germany), Every Angle will show its presence and host a presentation.

On Wednesday April 18, at 12.30 Every Angle will host a presentation:

Get in Control of your SAP Data: Operational Performance Management auf Basis von SAP by Richard den Ouden, Director at Every Angle.

The BARC conference “Business Intelligence with SAP – reporting, and analysis and data management tools for SAP ERP and BW in comparison” is the two-day event conducted in Wurzburg. In the parallel trade exhibition taking place, you can have further discussions with vendors, analysts and other customers, or use the breaks for further demonstrations of the products. Not organized as a great show but as a conference, the BARC meeting, a location and time-compressed decision-making tool allows for the evaluation of software products for Business Intelligence with SAP.

For more information:  http://www.barc.de/de/veranstaltungen/business-intelligence-mit-sap.html

During the day program, speakers of Tommy Hilfiger and Adidas will share their experience and insight with the Every Angle products. Encouraging dialogue between customers and prospects is a great way of data sharing and learning new techniques, which is what Every Angle stands for.

Beside customer speakers, Every Angle will update the guests on the latest Every Angle product news, product workshops and the Business Process Intelligence Awards.

Both existing customers and prospects will learn the numerous advantages, different applications and new options that would be valuable to their own organization and broaden their horizon. Since Every Angle has so many different “Angles”, it keeps amazing customers how much information they can retrieve from their system and it shows prospects how they can reduce cost, find bottlenecks within their organization and generate management information within seconds. The day program will end with drinks and networking opportunities.

The evening program, which is optional, starts with a delicious dinner and is followed by a great workshop hosted by Toine van Peperstraten, a well-known sportscaster, who will teach the guests how to analyze a football match. After the workshop, we will be watching the game together and we will have the chance to apply what we have learned today. A great ending to an informative, interesting and inspiring day.

For more information and to subscribe: www.everyangle.com/summit2012.

As one of Logichem’s partners, Every Angle is also this year present at Logichem at the Hilton hotel in Antwerp (Belgium) on April 17 – 19, 2012.

On April 18, at 12.45 Every Angle will host a presentation:

Global Demand Planning in a Highly Dynamic Playground: Everybody Wins by Maarten van den Biggelaar, Manager Supply Chain Planning, PPG Industries.
The focus will be on:
• The challenge: Dealing with demand of paint supplies from global operating customers
• Measure and analyze your business process in order to make it worthwhile to all, including the customer
• How PPG-PMC made collecting forecast data simple and accurate

For more information: http://www.wbresearch.com/logichemeurope/home.aspx

Every Angle sponsored the annual VNSG Congress in Maastricht on April 12 and 13. The VNSG is the association of Dutch Speaking SAP Users (called the VNSG).

Attendees visited the Every Angle stand where they were introduced to the new Every Angle ”rowing theme.” In order to emphasize the symbolism of synchronicity, accuracy, velocity and teamwork in combination with Every Angle, visitors were invited to do a velocity rowing test in order to win great prices.
Of course, they also enjoyed a variety of workshops geared towards saving time using ad-hoc queries, optimizing business processes by using clear overviews and quickly generated reports.

The winners of the rowing contest are:

Male division 

1. 1. Abel van Dam of Forbo with 0:34 seconds
2. 2. Marcel Rabe of UVA with 0:35 seconds
       Wilbert van de Laarschot of Philips with 0:35 secondes
3. 3. Mark van Heijningen of SAP with 0:36 second
       Roger Dukers of Sulzer Eldim with 0:36 seconds
       Eric Bauman of Panaya with 0:36 seconds

Female division 

1. 1. Marion Fokinga of NXP with 0:47 seconds
2. 2. Karin Slenders of SAP with 0:48 seconds
3. 3. Corrie Steffens of UVA with 0:48 seconds