How to Integrate and Embed Dundas BI

December 3, 2015

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Jeff Hainsworth, Sr. Solution Architect at Dundas Data Visualization, will show you how Dundas BI easily and seamlessly integrates into your existing systems, administration and applications for real-time access to your data.

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