The power and flexibility of MsOffice applications enables users to create compelling and useful content, but can also drive productivity losses when used in repetitious but complex information processes which require data stability. OfficeSheet from Decade Nine is a family of Windows (r) tools that addresses these problems for power users of MsOffice applications like MsExcel and MsWord in complex information environments. OfficeSheet users have experienced productivity gains in excess of 500% in the end-to-end delivery of business processes where these problems are common.
(PRWEB) July 5, 2010 -- Decade Nine today announces OfficeSheet for MsExcel, OfficeSheet for MsWord and OfficeSheet for MsProject: new software tools to assist with driving productivity improvements for users of MsOffice (r) applications in complex information environments, such as are found in government and corporate offices.
How often do you receive spreadsheets or documents on a regular basis that don't quite match the format or layout of previous versions? How much time do you spend verifying the content of documents from other people, work groups or organisations. How many times a day, week or month do you spend downloading data from corporate or external systems and then cross-referencing, combining and reformatting before you can do your real job? For documents that are a part of a repeated business process, the time spent in understanding, absorbing, verifying, and reworking content can be a significant proportion of worker time.
The current approach to resolving these issues is to tie together multiple users of this type with in-house or web-based server applications. However there is an overhead to setting up these systems. And, with the explosion of casual, outsourced and contract labour it is often hard to engage these individuals effectively in these solutions.
The real centerpiece of productivity is the individual - and this is where the most significant productivity gains can be made with relatively little investment. OfficeSheet addresses these productivity issues at the individual user level: high-volume users of MsOffice applications in complex end-to-end processes. This is is where OfficeSheet applications can provide a solution.
OfficeSheet for MsExcel (OS4XL) is a Windows desktop software application designed for use in conjunction with MsExcel ™, which augments the operation and use of MsExcel and integrates it into an overall information workflow, especially for information-intensive work environments. OS4XL combines a direct application interface to MsExcel with a powerful data management engine specifically optimised for semi-structured information.
OS4XL provides many functions, including:
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Users of OS4XL have experienced amazing productivity improvements on the repeatable business processes that most needed OS4XL's capabilities: typically tasks that have often taken 2 business days have been able to be performed in 2 hours.
OfficeSheet for MsExcel is the first in a line of products targetted at each major MsOffice application: in beta test currently are: OfficeSheet for MsProject, OfficeSheet for MsWord, OfficeSheet for MsPowerpoint, and OfficeSheet for MsOutlook. Other tools and products are under development.
Decade Nine (d9) is a privately-held innovation company based in Sydney, Australia. d9 develops software products to support knowledge-intense users of PC's to extract greater value from common unstructured and semi-structured information to and improve productivity through increased automation of everyday processes.
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