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One of the key uses of a Gantt chart is to visually represent the project roadmap, which is composed of tasks or phases. In a typical project, these tasks are interdependent, which means that the start or end of one task can affect the execution of another task. For instance, in a software development project, […]

The xViz visualization suite has 19 visuals to offer. Each of these visuals can be used for various reporting needs. In this article, we’re going to have a look at some of the unique xViz visuals that can be used to represent your data differently to help give you a new perspective and derive new […]

Imagine that you are a general manager, and you want to monitor how all the stores in the region are performing, in terms of sales and goods sold. You could have around ten stores in a particular state. Monitoring this on a line chart could get messy and confusing. To get valuable insights, the best […]

When it comes to tracking & monitoring projects, the xViz Gantt Chart can be a very useful tool in your arsenal. The tool offers plenty of enterprise-level features that set it apart, and these features can be set up easily by business users as well. Of these many features, one that we’d like to particularly […]

The most important indicators of the financial health and position of a company are the metrics that are tracked in financial statements such as Profit and Loss Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement, among others. Often, these statements are lengthy and are represented in tabular format. To make things easier for executives, we can […]

Pie charts don’t get a lot of love among the experts these days although they continue to remain popular among users. They are held in such low regard that all of the luminaries outlined in a previous blog (“The Luminaries of Data Visualization: Who will stand the Test of Time?”) have spoken out against them. […]