Category: Data Visualization - page 4

Data visualization tools are a part of a broader category of business intelligence solutions that are used to sift through any data or numbers you may have. In order to draw actual benefits from the information you collected, you have to run analytics, and then develop visualizations in order to reach meaningful conclusions. I bet the pie charts available with your spreadsheet tool have been working pretty well for you so far. What if I told you that the advanced data visualization is those charts but with lots of extra toppings, and another dish on the side? At some point, BI software starts to be a necessity. Data sets may…

Data visualization is information and data depicted in the form of charts, graphs, and other graphic elements. Data viz constitutes a crucial part of the data analysis, aiming to make information easier to understand and act upon. Visualization tools serve to process and present collections of data in a comprehensible way in order to help their readers pinpoint patterns and anomalies in substantial data sets which may be otherwise difficult to navigate. Visualizations are created to communicate interdependencies between pieces of information and convey them using images. Making sense of big data Alright, so you’ve collected a ton of big data but what…

Data visualization, as commonly understood, is used to increase readability through the graphical representation of data. You can achieve it in different ways. One of them is the use of diagrams. When accurately designed (e.g., using the GoJS library), they enable effective communication and process mapping. On the example of our tool for building smart production lines – Smartly – you will find out 4 functionalities that support working with real-time data in diagrams.  If you’re dealing with diagrams or just looking for solutions that are right for your organization, know that this type of data representation can affect your work with data. The added real-time performance points to even more benefits. These are…

We are witnesses to the fourth industrial revolution, which is no longer just a bold vision of the future. The widespread use of the IoT and the cloud is optimizing business processes while reducing costs. This article describes how data can be sent to a server in real-time and then visualized using a GoJS library. It is becoming increasingly common for machines to communicate with one another and automatically send error notifications that wind up in the cloud application. A prominent place in this trend is occupied by the IoT (Internet of Things), which allows users to analyse the activity of various electronic devices without needing to use metering tools. This kind of solution…