What Data Visualization Presentation Means for Businesses

Real-time business dashboards and exploratory business intelligence are two of the most common application scenarios for data visualization today.

For enterprises, traditional BI products or reporting tools have a long deployment cycle, from design, R&D, deployment to delivery, which often takes months or even longer, and the IT department needs to put in a lot of effort for this; for decision makers, if they want to understand the development of the business, they have to wait for the weekly or monthly analysis report, which means that the decision-making cycle will be even longer.

In today's fast-changing business environment, weekly or monthly analytics reports are clearly not enough to satisfy the fast-paced decision-making needs of organizations, and the first thing that business leaders need is real-time business dashboards.

Real-time business dashboards mean that visual charts change as business data is updated in real-time. On the one hand, this enables decision makers to understand the operational status of the business, identify problems and adjust strategies in a timely manner; on the other hand, real-time data updates also greatly improve the efficiency of analysts, eliminating a lot of repetitive data preparation work.

The above is organized by DataHunter.