Reporting and dashboards have always been a crucial monitoring mechanism across all industries. Visualisation tools allow users to build interactive charts, turning data into a visually compelling story. Users will be able to monitor the dashboards with real-time data across multiple sources, giving businesses a better handle of customers, operations and the future. The right data visualisation can be the difference between having data that disappears, and using that data to make critical (and more importantly, correct) decisions.
Note: pricing is customised, contact us for more information.
1 day 
Classroom/virtual
This course aims to provide participants with a better understanding of how to link up raw data, build data models and interactive charts. This will allow data monitoring, and enable informed business decisions. The course also covers basic functions such as filtering and cleansing raw data.
At the end of the course, participants will be able to take away key learning points and tips on understanding how to connect raw data into a data visualisation tool, perform transformations on the raw data set, and build interactive charts and dashboards for easier monitoring purposes.
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Yes
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