Business Mapping Software
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InetSoft's business mapping software combines multi-dimensional charting with geographic charting. This allows interactive dashboards to display continuous measures such as population or sales volume by using color ranges across any geographically defined boundary on the local, state and national levels, and even custom-defined areas such as sales regions or political districts.
The integration of mapping and chart engines also allows for the use of multi-charts that compare multiple maps side-by-side, and also permits the combination of data tables alongside visual maps of data so that drilling-down into a region displays custom metrics and detailed data.
The end result is a data-rich application of geospatial mapping that makes finding answers and drawing conclusions from large data sets a much more efficient task for a business user.
Additonal visualization and analysis features include:
Rich multi-dimensional charting
Multi-dimensional charting is the ability to depict more than two dimensions on a graph by simultaneously representing points through various shapes, sizes, or colors. This enables users to create 3d, 4d, or even 5d charts.
Brushing for data exploration
Brushing is a technique that allows users to highlight data points within one chart and immediately isolate corresponding data points in accompanying charts leading to quick comparative analysis and recognition of aberrations and outlier.
Co-located multi-charts
The ability to position multiple charts of various types in a shared location and quickly sort through them by clicking on the corresponding tab thereby reducing dashboard complexity and enhancing the propensity for accurate interpretation.
Custom geographic data binding
The ability to bind data to built-in geographic points on world, state, or city levels, as well as custom defined areas on a map like sales territories or political districts that can be easily added with minimal scripting.
Drag-and-drop dashboard designer
The ability to drag desired elements like charts, tables, filter, or objects onto a design grid and then drop Data Blocks™ onto them. From the design grid, users can manipulate the size, color, font, text, layout, or display of any element they chose.
Multi-source data mashup and visualization
The ability to analyze data with visualizations created from combinations of various data sources including: Relational databases via JDBC, multidimensional databases, OLAP cubes, XML, SOAP, Java beans (POJO), EJB beans, CSV, Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, and Web services.




