

Benefits of data visualisation in decision making
Quick conversion of data into meaning information - Providing data as visual representations, the enterprises quickly gain access to a cohesive view of huge amount of data. Owing to the fact that the process of visual information is simple, the challenges faced by enterprises for data processing can be addressed in a comparatively shorter time frame with better decision-making.
Simpler identification of unseen patterns and new relations - Voluminous amounts of data make sense hassle-freely with the addition of visual representations. The overall purpose is the identification of highly correlated parameters which may help the enterprise in better decision-making by focusing on factors that are most influential to their core objectives.
Discovery of new trends - The initiation of new trends in a sector and alongside changing customer behavior can be monitored with data visualisation in order to offer the enterprise an advantage over their competitors. The identification of upcoming challenges and opportunities has the potential to win vulnerable business times in the fast-changing environment.
Spreading the message - Whenever new trend, information or association is explored through a data piece, the next step ought to be the communication of the extracted insights within the business. With the use of data visualization, the insight can be converted into a simply understandable and engaging data piece which is useful to the employees for reaping the same benefits as compared to big data.
Opportunities associated with Data
Visualisation
Challenges associated with data
processing
While the growing amount of gathered data
enhances accountability and could better the overall decision-making process,
it is not a simple process to do so. The mere availability of huge amount of
data does not ensure that it will be used properly by enterprises for decision
making. The data storage capacity has grown exponentially in comparison to the
capability of any enterprise or professional to analyse since the year 1986.
This very fact indicates that there exist missed opportunities in case of data
science.
Data analysis has become the biggest
constraint. In today’s world incorporated with the ever-ending process of data
production, analysis of data for usable information to support the decision
making process is a challenge. In order to ensure proper usage of useful data
to extract actionable information, investments are required to be made for
analyzing the information and communicating it in a way that is practical and
simple to use. This in turn, demands the
non-data specialists to investment in mechanisms facilitating the assessment
and utilization of data. Owing to the fact that Data visualization supports the
assessment, communication and usage of data, enterprises have started relying
majorly on it.
While there is an everyday increase in the
new innovations facilitating the process of data visualisation, there’s a
relative lack in critical assessments carried out around its capability to contribute
towards the attainment of certain objectives. In spite of the increasing exposure to
visualisation, its success in growth contribution depends on one’s ability to
extract the information.
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