NAPERVILLE, IL, June 03, 2013 (Press-News.org) Data visualization is viewed by many organizations as an important means of seeing through data, really understand them and use them to make informed decisions. However, what prevents people from using tools for visualization experience is that they adhere to the notion that they will commit immense time and energy analyzing each location. It makes sense that Topo.ly, an easy mapping site, was developed to put a stop on this notion. Instead, it carries the art of creative data visualization.
Topo.ly users over the years have high regard to this business intelligence tool that help organizations understand data in a fraction of the time. It presents visualization that actually makes an impact. Says Fred Kunze, head of the Minnesota Alliance for Geographic Education, "This is just great! I am presenting a session to a group of new Geography teachers, and I'm sure they will be able to use Topo.ly to get kids more involved in map making. It works as advertised, is fast and easy to operate!"
Breaking Through the Complexities of Data Analysis and Visualization
Topo.ly busts huge roadblocks to data analysis. It presents useful features to help companies gain actionable insights from the stories behind their data. It encourages the users to be creative in however they use the maps.
Build maps for free
Topo.ly members can build maps for free. What they need are just data saved from Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. Topo.ly's newest mapping application helps the users to create maps in a flash.
Apply filters for custom view
To be more creative, map filters allow users to show or hide locations on the maps in an instant. This feature is essential to data analysts and business professionals that want to make in-depth analysis based on distinct characteristics.
Add multiple data sets
By adding infinite geographic location layers, users can see not only maps but data visuals that depict stories one after the other. These stories, when gathered together can make a break critical decisions and business plans.
Share maps
Topo.ly members can share their maps to others. This feature encourages collaboration of thoughts and ideas among different departments in an organization in a timely fashion. Maps can also be shared to clients and customers so they can also understand the business side.
This art of data visualization is the kind that takes advantage of the mapping technology in full use. This offers a great way to understand huge chunks of geographical location data to be fully analyzed.
Topo.ly develops tools to transform analysis into a visual experience. It's mapping technology is one of the most powerful ways to visualize data from Excel spreadsheets to optimize logistics, enhance market planning, identify growth opportunities, or mitigate market risks. Topo.ly leads in data simplification and presentation and is committed to delivering the tools businesses need to outpace competition.
Website: http://topo.ly
Topo.ly Mapping and the Art of Creative Data Visualization
Topo.ly helps users to understand the value of data. It presents features that instead of making data analysis burdensome, it empowers the users to be creative to have a whole new level of data visualization.
2013-06-03
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[Press-News.org] Topo.ly Mapping and the Art of Creative Data VisualizationTopo.ly helps users to understand the value of data. It presents features that instead of making data analysis burdensome, it empowers the users to be creative to have a whole new level of data visualization.