Product Overview The information needed to solve problems is frequently scattered in different places, among internal systems and/or among external sources on the Internet.  Collecting data from multiple sources, synthesizing it and converting it into meaningful information on an ad- hoc basis is what mashup tools excel at. Self-Serve Mashup Solutions MashableLogic can empower your team to help them become more self-sufficient in solving everyday information problems, rather than having to resort to time-consuming manual tasks or waiting on the IT department to respond to a change request.  By placing an easy-to-use tool into the hands of the people encountering the information problems, they become capable of integrating data on the fringe of your business where legacy tools don’t reach. Designed for Teams MashableLogic is designed to be used by people of varying technical skills.  Its layered architecture hides complexity throughout the system, while allowing people to drill down into more and more details of mashup development as their skills, experience, and confidence grow over time. MashableLogic’s mashup development system includes: Webtop Non-technical people will be at home with the webtop, where mashups can be consumed in a personalized dashboard. Visual Mashup Editor Business/data analysts and power users with some knowledge of XML can modify and create mashups visually using the Mashup Editor, where parts are wired together and configured to operate upon the data. Part Integrated Development Environment Programmers can extend the system by creating new software parts using familiar JavaScript and XML with the web-based Part IDE integrated into the Mashup Editor. Maximum Flexibility Mashup tools must be flexible in order to be rapidly crafted into ad-hoc solutions.  MashableLogic’s technology provides the most flexibility of any competing mashup development system in the market. MashableLogic’s mashup engine is multi-runtime, capable of running in browsers or on servers.  Mashups built with MashableLogic can consequently run in the browser, on the server, or both.  They can also run outside the webtop on any external web page, using either Adobe Flash or browser-native JavaScript (DHTML) runtimes. The flexibility of the mashup engine provides many benefits, in allowing distributed mashups to be built that take advantage of server processing power to crunch data before making it available to visual browser mashups.  Many types of server-side mashups can be built in support of browser-side mashups, including web services, batch jobs, RSS news feeds, and more. Server-side mashups can also tap into any Java library, further expanding the capabilities of server-side mashups beyond the native capabilities of the JavaScript used to implement parts. MashableLogic’s unique, flexible technology architecture helps to ensure that the system can tackle the widest range of integrations needed to build ad-hoc mashup solutions. Additional Information For additional information on the benefits of mashups, please refer to the FAQ.  To learn more about mashup terminology, please see the Mash-o-pedia. Test Drive the Demo! Be sure to take the demo for a test drive.  The demo highlights the features of MashableLogic’s mashup development system. Click here to learn more.   Culture of Curiosity Create a culture of curiosity in your organization with enterprise mashups. Click here to learn more.