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NQweb provides powerful and cost effective reporting and mapping access for network operators and independent service companies. It includes a high level, key performance indicator (KPI) reporting and presentation tool based on Microsoft’s SQL database. This software provides Internet access to a central repository of drive test campaigns as well as long term monitoring of project data.
Instead of using NQDI’s client/server architecture, NQWeb offers a cost efficient way to provide a large number of users with access to reports on demand or plots of drive test routes. Up to 25 users can work with NQWeb simultaneously.
Benefits
- Data access any time and any where based on the web-interface - It’s easy and fast to produce repots with a new point of view
- Choice of architecture to meet your needs - Flexible user administration and hosting service possible
- Easy to use reporting option - Userfriendly configuration options allows users to create their own custom reports based on special data selections. Standard reports are based on templates that can be modified, allowing for full customization.
- Simple data management - The data repository is easily managed with the integrated data management tool, without the need for specific SQL server or database knowledge. Log Files from QualiPoc and Diversity systems can be imported into the same database for unified reporting.
- Shared platform for multiple users - the NQWeb offers different approaches for data selection, analysis and reporting. Therefore the data selection tool allows the user, through multiple preset filters,to define and store custom queries
Key Features
- Web-based versatile KPI reporting (multipurpose)
- Web-based mapping of drive routs
- Simultaneous access of up to 25 users
Applications
- Access via Internet
- Different user rolls, RF engineers, Managers, etc.
- Simultaneous access for up to 25 users
- Flexible data selection and report definition for reports on demand
- MapXtreme interface for web-based mapping of data
- Available as hosting service too
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