Why every business should consider investing in data visualization services
Understanding the solution: Data visualization services
Data visualization offers a straightforward solution to the complex issue of data management. It involves using a system that collects information from various sources, securely stores it, reducing reliance on a single source, and then presents it in a user-friendly format such as charts, diagrams, histograms, maps, timelines, etc. This simplifies data interpretation and provides insightful perspectives on business operations, helping decision-makers make informed strategies.
Unpacking the system: How data visualization services work
The data visualization service we provide at Eira Digital,
IT operates on a structured, multi-stage process, there are several steps
preceding the final chart on the screen. The overall system aims to allow easy
interpretation of significant volumes of data, identify new opportunities, and
implement an effective strategy for improved business decisions.
The picture below represents how the data is moving from
collecting to presenting information on the screen in a graph.
Let’s now briefly explain the process:
- Collection
and structuring of information
Data from various sources is gathered and structured in what
is referred to as a "data lake". This is the initial stage where raw
data begins its journey towards becoming an insightful visual representation.
- Transfer
to the data warehouse
From the data lake, the structured information is
transferred to a data warehouse. This step is crucial as it ensures that
business continuity is maintained by reducing reliance on subscriptions to
individual management sources.
- Storage
of data
A primary function of the data warehouse is to provide
secure storage for the amassed data. Here, the data is not just stored but also
maintained over extended periods to allow for periodic analysis and long-term
trend monitoring.
- Preparation
for visualization
The final stage within the warehouse involves preparing the
data fields for visualization. The data is transformed from complex, often
hard-to-grasp datasets, into a format that can be easily understood when
visualized.
- Insight
generation
With the data now visually represented, patterns and trends become clear. For example, a drop in client correspondence after the second round of follow-up emails could be identified — a critical insight that could lead to a revision of your email script.
Are you ready to make the most of your data?
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