Major UI, Interactivity, and Data Management Enhancements in IBM DOC 4.0.3 by DecisionBrain
IBM DOC (Decision Optimization Center) 4.0.3 gives optimization developers the power to prototype, build, test and deploy custom enterprise planning, scheduling and logistics optimization applications built on both open source and industry-leading solver CPLEX , and with highly intuitive and interactive user interfaces (UI).
The latest version of IBM DOC includes several UI enhancements, such as:
- New interactive map widget, useful for strategic design, routing and logistics applications among others. Highly customizable design with support for different languages, fonts, colors — control every aspect of your map.
- New horizontal chart widget, useful for displaying data with long category names or a large number of categories
- New calendar widget for easily displaying events by day/week/month or by list — useful for planning and scheduling applications across various time horizons
- Streamlined data type mapping to easily incorporate Tableau widgets into dashboards
- Conditional formatting in data-grids to enable a more Excel-like experience for users
- New Composite Widgets — enables a widget to be composed of 2 or more widgets separated by a draggable split bar or organized into tabs
IBM DOC 4.0.3 also includes the following enhancements:
- Support for Mac M1/M2 so that users can scaffold, build, run and deploy applications from the latest Macs powered by Apple Silicon CPUs
- Job auto-cleaning — For application deployed into production, job auto-cleaning can automatically remove old jobs based on max-age and/or the maximum number of jobs to keep in the database
- Library updates, including support for Keycloak-19 — Quarkus distribution, which improves application startup time and resource usage
Find out more information in the documentation page.
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