Business Intelligence (BI) is the practice of transforming data into actionable insights that empower organizations to streamline productivity and achieve better overall performance. This blog recently introduced the new Navicat BI, which is a tool that helps BI professionals better understand their data through the creation of data visualizations such as charts, graphs, and dashboards. Last week's blog walked us through the process of creating a workspace and data source in Navicat BI. Today's post will cover how to design an interactive chart and present it within a dashboard.
Navicat BI is a tool that helps you organize and transform your data into meaningful information through reporting. This is achieved via interactive dashboards that summarize the insights gained, along with workspaces that may be easily shared with colleagues and business leaders to make informed decisions on both operational (day-to-day) and strategic (long-term) matters. Today's blog will walk you through the process of creating a workspace and data source Navicat BI. Next week's post will cover how to design an interactive chart and present it within a dashboard.
Business Intelligence (BI) is the practice of transforming data into actionable insights that empower business leaders to enhance overall performance. Once of the most important phases of this process is the data exploration and visualization phase. It entails the organization and transformation of data into meaningful information through reporting. To make data more understandable, BI professionals create data visualizations such as charts, graphs, and dashboards. These visual representations help decision-makers quickly grasp complex information. That's where Navicat BI comes in. Formerly known as Navicat Chart Creator, Navicat BI produces interactive dashboards that summarize the insights gained. Workspaces may be easily shared with colleagues and business leaders to make informed decisions on both operational (day-to-day) and strategic (long-term) matters. Today's blog article will touch upon a few of Navicat BI's many features.
Having covered Navicat version 17 over the course of the last few weeks, it's time that we turned our attention to two other noteworthy releases, namely Navicat Data Modeler and Navicat BI (previously called Navicat Chart Creator). Today's blog will introduce Navicat Data Modeler 4, while Navicat BI will be featured next week.
Navicat 17 gives you more ways to connect to your database instances than ever before. In addition to traditional connection strings, Navicat 17 also supports URI connections. These provide access objects with ease, regardless of their location. There's also a new Manage Connection feature, which allows you to establish and manage connections through a single user-centric interface. In today's blog, we'll learn about both these exciting new features and how to use them to organize our connections with stars, colors and groups.
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