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What exactly is data visualisation? Every day, a company collects new data on a wide variety of processes. With so much data, however, it can be difficult to grasp the actual message. This is where data visualisation comes into play.

What exactly is data visualisation? Every day, a company collects new data on a wide variety of processes. With so much data, however, it can be difficult to grasp the actual message. This is where data visualisation comes into play.

Data is exponentially growing worldwide. 90 % of it has been generated in the recent two years alone [1]. This trend will continue to manifest in the same speed in the next few years and will generate vast amounts of data unimaginable to the human brain.

BI projects are often accompanied by special requirements and therefore require a special approach. In this article, we reveal how you can adequately take these into account in project management and master them using our success factors.

When developing, customising or installing a new software solution, testing is often carried out at a late stage. This can lead to errors that arise during development only being recognised and rectified at a late stage – which in turn leads to higher costs for rectification.