Business Driven Information Systems
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Author: Paige Baltzan Instructor, Amy Phillips Professor
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Chapter 6, Problem 1OCQ
To determine
Knowledge.
The reasons a business would want to display information in a graphic or visual format.
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Displaying information in a graphic or visual format is done by using data visualization tools to help understand information visually, it helps reducing time in taking decision.
The reasons a business would display information in a graphic or visual format are:
- Better assimilation of business information.
- Enhances understanding of operational and business activities.
- Swift access to relevant business insights.
- Quick identification of changing trend.
- Easy comprehension of information.
- Accurate analysis of customer sentiment analysis.
- Predictive marketing and sales analysis.
- Clear assimilation of business operations and activities.
- Data visualization will help gain knowledge of the business’s direction of the future.
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