Chart FX for WPF Officially Released
After a comprehensive beta period, Chart FX for WPF is now generally available. It includes a full design time experience that makes the development experience more enjoyable, intuitive and productive for developers building WPF applications. This is in addition to a full set of brand new XAML-based motifs and color palettes, a powerful API, Resource Center with many samples and documentation and royalty free licensing making it the perfect solution for your WPF applications.

DataParts for SharePoint 2007 Released
DataParts is a collection of our entire suite of data visualization products available for SharePoint 2007. DataParts enhances your SharePoint portals by providing a number of web parts that facilitate data visualization and analysis.

Virtual Training Center (VTC) for SharePoint 2007 Now Available
The Virtual Training Center (VTC) for SharePoint 2007 is a complete set of expertly produced, self-paced tutorial video modules designed to empower every user and maximize the value of every SharePoint feature.

Chart FX for WPF Licensing Model is now Simpler
We listened to your requests! Among the new features the RC1 provides, we've also decided to change the licensing model to a per-developer licensing only! What this means for you is no more per-application deployment fees!

Chart FX 7 for Java Desktop Beta is Available
The new Chart FX 7 for Java Desktop gives all the power of Chart FX to Swing application developers. Chart FX 7 for Java Desktop is the most complete charting solution for your Swing-based apps. It provides all the advanced features you've come to expect from Chart FX with minimal integration efforts in both NetBeans and all Eclipse-based IDEs.

Chart FX 7 for Java Now Available
Chart FX 7 for Java is already here! The latest iteration of our award-winning Java charting solution features a zero footprint, fully interactive UI thanks to a patent-pending, framework-independent implementation of AJAX. Chart FX 7 for Java upgrades the integrated developer tools including the standalone Designer and documentation and sample Resource Center, plus continues to provide plug-ins for the Eclipse and NetBeans IDEs.