REPORTING & DATA VISUALIZATION

Interactive visualisation is used to make data available to various departments in a company, in the most efficient possible way. The great advantage of this is that a dashboard or graphic can be used equally by the whole team. With interactive features, such as sliders and further selection options, one can adapt the graphic view to their information interests. Doing this allows all stakeholders to benefit from the same set of data.

Once the interactive dashboard is created, no additional development is required. Interactive features can be used permanently afterwards.

Besides, the data can always be meaningfully condensed in the interactive visualisation and, if necessary, quickly reduced to the most crucial details.

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In essence, business and data analysis pursue the same overall goal. Data and technology should be used to increase the commercial success of a company.

On one hand, business analysis is primarily concerned with generating insights that help to achieve predefined business goals, such as the immediate growth or development of new markets. Business analysis provides approaches to directly answer specific questions, in which data sources are often defined beforehand.

On the other hand, analysis is usually exploratory. Large data sets are often scoured to identify patterns and trends that can be used for entrepreneurial decisions. All in all, data analysis involves many different techniques and approaches.

Ad hoc reporting is usually only used once. The objective is to answer specific business questions that briefly arise, as quickly as possible. This way, short-term decision-making processes can be underpinned with data. The reports are usually created by a professional BI tool without entirely adapting to existing reporting.

If specific information is regularly required, an Ad hoc report can be transformed into a standard one.

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As a company, you can benefit from the visualisations of data that is very informative. Therefore, the presented data shouldn’t restrict on the descriptive level.To identify correlations in analytical representations, comparisons should be made. This enables you to retrospectively view and evaluate the impact of your business choices and decisions.

Besides, goal-oriented data visualisations have a sensible scaling, as well as a clear and transparent portrayal. If your dashboards and graphs are simple and aesthetically well presented, there is no need for analytical skills to generate insights. As a result, all stakeholders within the company can benefit from your data visualisation.In the design, use indicator colours for deviations. However, bare in mind that in this case, less is more!

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Static reporting presents data from a specific time or period. A static report is usually processed and utilised for a distinct objective. Subsequently, static reports are no longer applied and are only used for analysing historical data. Therefore, the usability of the information is somewhat limited by time.

The fundamental difference between static and dynamic and interactive reporting lays in the following aspects. Dynamic reporting allows you to access graphs and dashboards that supply real-time data 24/7. As a company, this enables you to react quicker to changes and short-term developments. Moreover, you can integrate and use interactive functions, like filters or sliders. The interactivity additionally allows you to carry out advanced analyses. Dynamic reporting is also remarkable for its scalability.

As an experienced analytics agency, we recommend making the most out of all the new possibilities provided by dynamic and static reporting. Contact us to find out more – we will advise you on suitable solutions for you!