VVI^® today announced version 9.1.4 of its Vvidget^™ graphing system. Ed Van Vliet, CEO of VVI, made this statement:

"With Vvidget 9.1.4 VVI adds the Quadratic Equation Lab where pre-calculus students can experiment with the quadratic equation and understand related math concepts in a highly intuitive and interactive lab setting. It also includes the full version of our graphing software so students can experiment with all sorts of graphs and learn first hand, with the same application scientists and engineers use, about the concepts they learn in their normal course work.

We've also added special student and educational institution pricing so Vvidget is competitive with other ways of making graphs such as graph paper and pencil. Because it can print a graph grid schools need never buy or copy graph paper again. Students can write on custom made graph paper appropriate for their assignments, or if they choose they can use a world-class graphing program. To print standard graph paper right now click this link: Standard Graph Paper and print the result. With Vvidget you can make your students nearly any type of graph paper you desire, and students can make their own! It's all about empowering students with intuitive and professional tools that correspond to their needs and solves their problems.

Vvidget is based on over a decade of innovative software design and customer use studies and is continually improved. We've been releasing new versions about every month with very aggressive customer-oriented support and are working with schools throughout the United States identifying ways we can provide useful tools for their curriculum and research."

About VVI: VVI^® is a privately held corporation founded in 1989. VVI's customers are world-leading companies in the banking, biotechnology, chemical, financial services, manufacturing, and pharmaceutical industries. Systems that VVI helped build have been operational for years and at this time are monitoring billions of dollars worth of products in real time and on a global scale. These systems are, in part, based on VVI's Vvidget Pro^™ and Peer Visual^™ products.