Qulto Stat

Posted on: April 23rd, 2025 by Papp Ildikó

The Qulto STAT central web service enables our partner institutions using the Qulto product portfolio to produce up-to-date data visualisations from the statistical event log entries of the products they use to support their management decision making processes.

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The service includes pre-compiled dashboard templates for each product, which contain data visualisations that help to track the most important usage processes, trends and correlations for the given products. These dashboard templates are immediately available to all institutions using Qulto Stat services, but it is also possible to customise them (to make minor or major changes to some data visualisations, to add data visualisations that are not yet on the dashboard but that show a process important for the institution). It is even possible to create a completely new dashboard (e.g. focusing on a specific aspect, function or process group) for Qulto Stat administrators with the appropriate rights.

For customising dashboards, data visualisations and creating new dashboards, the web application offers a graphical user interface, so no administrator or programming skills are required. However, in order to create data visualisations that illustrate processes and relationships well, a basic knowledge of log data, data structures, statistical concepts and data visualisation methods is required.

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Data visualisations are based on statistical log event entries from Qulto products. The range of these log event entries is gradually expanding: more and more Qulto products are providing data to the central Qulto STAT service, and the data content of each log event entry is also gradually being enriched to help us to analyse trends and correlations with as much data as possible. The development of Qulto Stat in this direction is ongoing and scheduled.

Military History Institute and Museum

Posted on: June 7th, 2024 by Papp Ildikó
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The temporary exhibition of the Military History Museum entitled ‘Hadimustra’ opened in Székesfehérvár at the end of May 2024. The 18-room exhibition features a wealth of artefacts, a spectacular timeline and digital content, providing an insight into the past centuries of Hungarian military history, from the struggle against Ottoman rule to the armaments of the Hungarian Defence Forces of today. It was our company’s task to display the above digital content in cooperation with the Institute. In the completed project, a total of 9 terminals bring to life the Hungarian weapons of different eras, the primary symbols of the armed forces and military service: flags, uniforms and medals, as well as the relics and documents of the everyday life and holidays of our soldiers.

Following the colour scheme of the exhibition spaces, each terminal, displayed in thematic rooms, has a unique landing page where visitors can immerse themselves in the exhibition through quizzes, 3D puzzles, a timeline battle map, a battle history game and a full-screen gallery with 3D elements.

In addition to the gamified content available on the touch screens, a responsive thematic portal (OPAC Liferay 7) has been created, including

also awaits those interested in the subject.