DataDrill EXPRESS Proves Effective as Automated Dashboard and Reporting Solution

Fredericksburg, VA, June 11, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Coordinated by an enterprise metrics group, the EXPRESS performance dashboard deployment now centralizes and standardizes measurement processes and customized management reporting across an entire business unit.

DataDrill EXPRESS supports enterprise performance reporting, the implementation of aggressive CMMI goals, and quantitative management dashboards at the project and program levels. “We are pleased with the results our implementation team has achieved,” says Don Baxter, Distributive Management Sales, “working with the enterprise metrics group to enhance the software and customize integrations and interfaces to meet the company’s specific requirements.” Plans are in place to continue the roll-out over the next 12 months, incorporating additional business units into the central measurement plan.

By enabling businesses to replace manual, spreadsheet-based performance reporting with automated data collection, analysis, status dashboards and report generation, DataDrill EXPRESS lightens the administrative burden of establishing and maintaining consistent measurement and management reporting. “Making cost-effective, accurate performance reporting a realistic possibility at all levels across the enterprise is a true competitive advantage,” adds Baxter.

About Distributive Management and DataDrill

Distributive Management is the leading provider of performance management and measurement solutions for use in projects and across the enterprise. DataDrill enables companies to more easily and more effectively implement measurement in support of project management, performance reporting, process improvement and initiatives like CMMI. DataDrill is being used in a wide range of industries, including defense, software/IT, technology, telecommunications, banking, and insurance. Distributive DataDrill’s clients include BAE Systems, Booz Allen Hamilton, GEICO, General Dynamics, Hewlett Packard, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Rockwell Automation, Raytheon, SAIC, and Spansion.

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