| Industry | software development |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1994 |
| Headquarters | Boulder, Colorado, United States |
| Key people | Shirley Clawson (CEO) David Thielen (CTO) Lisa Harris (VP of Marketing/Sales) |
| Products | reporting software, document generation software, business intelligence software, AutoTag,AutoQuery, Javelin |
| Website | www.windward.net |
Windward is a suite of enterprise-level reporting software, document generation software, and business intelligence software for business teams. Windward software is used for stand-alone reporting, custom reporting applications, and as the basis for OEM, VAR and other integrated data presentation needs. Customers include GE Industrial Equipment Services, Fidelity Investments and Pfizer Inc. [1]
Windward has been positively reviewed in eWeek [2] and DevSource. [3]
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Windward, formerly Windward Reports, was created by Windward Studios, which was founded in 1994. Windward Studios was initially an innovative game development studio that produced the real-time strategy game Enemy Nations. In 2002, Windward began focusing on developing advanced data software solutions. Windward is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado.
Windward uses Microsoft Office as its report template design tool. The core products it provides are:
Natively supports data from the following sources.
Windward supports the following programming languages:
Cubicle Wars, an early marketing video by the company, received an overwhelming response when it debuted in 2006.[5] With over 2 million views on YouTube and Digg.com the video become a small internet phenomenon, BusinessWeek’s August 2007 SmallBiz publication acknowledged the response with an article.[5]
1. ^ Hamilton, Lysa D. (05/11/2007). "Windward gives companies report-producing solutions". Boulder County Business Report. Retrieved 2009-06-18. 2. ^ Rapoza, Jim (05/30/2005). "Windward Aces Reports". eWeek. 3. ^ Mischel, Jim (09/18/2005). "Windward Reports Simplifies Your App's Reporting". DevSource. 4. ^ a b King, Rachael (August/September 2007). "Make Some Noise". Business Week. Retrieved 2009-06-18.