In short an Aggregation is a filter that has been performed on the recorded data that has either been converted into a more easily handable size or has been converted to a particular type of information.

Exaquantum has 2 different types of Aggregations each with their own benefits. They are Aggregation tags and Excel Aggregations.

1. Aggregation Tags: These are always calculated and written to the Exaquantum database at the completion of the Aggregation period.
2. Excel Aggregations: These can be created 'on the fly' based on existing historical or aggregated data in the Exaquantum database.

We will now go into more detail about each of these 2 different approaches, the benefits/drawbacks and approaches you could take. Please click 'Read more to continue'

One of the features that was added in the last release of Exaquantum was called 'HIS Tag Generation' but what is HIS Tag Generation and how does it help us as users?

Well what this feature allows you to do is go out to each of your HIS's and duplicate either all or a selection of the tags that are currently trending on the HIS in Exaquantum, it is actually very very simple.

To find out more click the 'Read More' button below

Good morning Exaquantum Central readers,

You will be pleased to know that we have now activated our forums, these will allow you all to ask questions about the product/s and get some answers from your fellow users.

You may see some changes to the forums over the coming week but do not let that hold you back from posting.

We have also setup an RSS feed for the website that you can access from the link in the bottom right corner of the website or just here.

 Thank you

 Editor

I have just added a new link to a page on the Yokogawa Website.

This page lists all the Microsoft patches that have been certified by Yokogawa to either not cause any problems with the software or those that are not compatible.

 http://www.exaquantum.com/index.php?view=weblink&catid=34%3Aexaquantum&id=8%3Amicrosoft-security-patches&option=com_weblinks&Itemid=18