Recently, we talked to some of our customers, and they told us that they couldn’t imagine having worked without PlatformManager before. They explained the pain points they were suffering which they no longer need to worry about, such as:
The world of big data visualization in Business Intelligence (BI) is here to stay. Companies are now leveraging machine learning to collect and analyze vast amounts of data to derive insights that drive business growth – and coupling that data with powerful visualization so that anyone in a business can tap into valuable insights. The rise of big data and data analysis projects has made BI visualization more critical than ever before. In this blog, we will explore the importance of big data visualization in BI and the techniques used to make its value a reality in any business. Let’s get started. Seeing Is Believing BI visualizations offer a way to represent large and complex data sets in a visual format that is easy for business owners and stakeholders to understand. These visualizations enable businesses to identify trends, patterns, and outliers in their data, leading to quicker insights and informed decisions that drive success. BI visualizations can help businesses understand their performance, customer behavior, sales volumes, and other critical metrics – and the insights derived from these visualizations can be a game-changer for companies looking to stay ahead in a world that generates more data than ever before. Big data
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In an environment where more than a handful of apps are in production, none of your testers know what code your developers have touched. At the same time, business users breathe down the necks of the IT team to get what they need on their desktops today. So how can you test faster and still deliver high-quality apps? Testing is a critical part of app development, but because it’s the last big step before the user gets the app, it tends to be more of a sticking point than other areas. As far as the business user understands, the app is totally ready, but it’s stuck in a holding pattern which stops them from using it. To help with this type of frustration, you need to make testing quicker. Here’s how. Testing, Testing The problem with testing is that it gets repetitive. Testers will often have to keep testing the same apps for as long as they’re in use, which for many businesses is going to be years. Looking at the same code over and over again tends to dull the senses to change. Becoming more familiar with particular programs makes testers more comfortable –because they think they know it
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Allows you to follow your own deployment process for publishing apps to your production server. Easy to use, customizable, powerful, flexible.
Rich metadata allows you to search across your apps for used files, expressions, variables, servers used and much more. Explore and analyze quickly to find solutions.
Only tested apps should be used by your business users. Platform Manager enforces that only reviewed and approved apps can be used in Production.
Keep your Production environment consistent by packaging related apps. Restore entire releases containing apps that function together to keep your environment consistent.
Which files are required to reload your app? Let Platform Manager visualize your Data Lineage and navigate to the visualization to analyze your dependencies.
Work seamlessly together with your team members. See the changes made by others. Give your testers the input they need to test faster and more focused to deliver quality apps.
Code review is the surest path to better code, and it’s fundamental to how it works. Built-in review tools make code review an essential part of your team’s process.
Reviews happen faster when you know exactly what’s changed. Diffs compare versions of your source code side by side, highlighting the parts that are new, edited, or deleted.
