Stafford, United Kingdom, 8^th January 2013 — Connexica, in collaboration with its Dutch partner Systemation have sponsored Team American Power (Team34) as they prepare to do battle with the incredibly harsh conditions that the Scan Covery Trial intends to throw at them.

With temperatures set to drop to minus 40°C and teams scheduled to drive over 7000 kilometres ploughing through snow and ice, it is safe to say that teams competing must make sure their cars are extremely durable.

On Friday 12th October Connexica hosted its first ever CXAIR Conference at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham. The museum, situated just off the M42 and located next to Birmingham International Airport was the prime location for delegates to travel to. The museum itself boasts the world’s largest collection of British motorcycles, which covers over a century of motorcycle manufacturing.

Stafford, United Kingdom, 2^nd August 2012 — Connexica, a leading provider of next generation Business Intelligence solution CXAIR, today announced that it has entered into a partnership agreement with Migrationware, the specialists in modernization projects.

Stafford, United Kingdom, 20^th February 2012 — Connexica, a leading provider of next generation Business Intelligence solution CXAIR, today announced that it has entered into a partnership agreement with 2020 Business Performance (2020BP), a key supplier of Information Technology, Energy Efficiency and Telecoms solutions.

Stafford, United Kingdom, 20^th October 2011 — Leading cloud computing vendors, the 848 Group have signed an agreement to integrate Connexica’s Business Intelligence application, CXAIR, into its growing portfolio of cloud solutions.

Through the partnership, the 848 Group will provide implementation, support and consultancy for CXAIR within the cloud, alongside their existing communication, collaboration, enterprise resource planning (ERP), and customer relationship management (CRM) solutions.

CXAIR from Connexica (which was previously Ardentia Search) is a BI tool specifically designed to support queries that span both structured and unstructured data, though it can equally well handle either one or the other on its own. It uses indexing (as in search-based indexing not database indexing) to extract structure from text, spreadsheets and so on and to support queries against that structure.