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Technology is fast changing how businesses operate, and data processing, analysis, skills, and knowledge is going to have a significant impact on how you use technology to run your business. Data analysis and interpretation is an internal arrangement function done by data analysts through presenting numbers and figures to management. Data visualization involves a more detailed approach in recording, analyzing, disseminating, and presenting data findings in a way that is easy to interpret. At the same it also gives you a rough idea of the future trends in consumer behavior that will enable you to make futuristic inventions on your products. This way, you can produce products and create services that put you on top of your industry. With these innovations, you can maintain a sharp edge advantage over your competitors.
Data visualization is a graphical representation of information and data. Charts, maps, graphs and similar data visualization tools provide an accessible way to see and understand trends, outliers, and patterns in data.
Data Visualization Tools
1. HubSpot provides sales reporting that will give you full visibility into your sales process. Hubsport CRM provides users with a set of essential sales report. It provides the reporting capabilities that are built around the dashboard. This dashboard has a collection of custom reports.
2. Tableau is a data processing, business intelligence tool helping users visualize and understand data. Tableau is widely used in Business intelligence and allows users to design interactive graphs and charts in the shape of dashboards and worksheets to obtain business visions.
3. Wolters Kluwer: Used especially for auditors, finance managers, and accountants. It runs with an Excel sheet and adds a new ribbon bar to your Excel. It has been designed to be intuitive and easy to use the tool.
4. Dundas BI offers super interactive visualizations which aid the users to understand data faster and better. Its other visualization features include rich scorecards, smart tables, numerous chart types, gauges, maps, treemap, data labels, sparkline, indicators, diagrams, and relationships.
5. Infogram is a web-based data visualization and infographics tool that permits users to create and share digital charts, infographics, and maps.
6. Google Chart is a powerful, easy to use, and an interactive data visualization tool for browsers and mobile devices. It has a rich gallery of charts and allows you to customize as per your needs. Rendering of charts is based on HTML5/SVG technology.
7. Visme is a tool for online presentation, infographics, or any other visual content. This software is mainly intended for small business users to design the different types of visualizations including HTML animations.
8. Domo: While being fully mobile (also works on iPad& tablets), Domo is cloud-based and maks people, data and systems, digitally connected while everyone is on the same page. It offers both micro and macro-level analysis and visualization.
9. Microsoft Power BI: Power BI is a visualization and analytics tool developed by Microsoft. It allows you to connect to a wide variety of data sources, design customized dashboards, and detailed reports. It supports mobile as well as the web.
10. Looker: With the team-oriented Looker’s BI platform, you can create visualization employing a single code and helps to design complex visions.
