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Analyzing big data is not possible just by examining the spreadsheet entries. There are thousands, if not millions, of fields of data. It’s humanly not possible to figure out any useful insights out of the big data. On top of that, no traditional software is able to analyze such a huge amount of data in an automated way and within a few seconds. Tableau is a powerhorse that can handle and analyze big data and present visual insights within seconds.
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With Tableau, companies can analyze historical sales data to figure out patterns, hidden opportunities, and accurate reporting. Often, figuring out the big picture becomes difficult for a company if it has multiple branches spread across various parts of the world. Tableau makes it easy for these companies to organize the data and visualize the entire thing. This gives an unprecedented level of bird’s eye view of the business performance and customer service. Executives can make data-driven decisions once they have the big picture in front of them.
No matter how much data an organization generates, it’s not useful if it is not utilized. As we said, 7.5 septillions of data are generated every day. These data remain hidden unless they are utilized to gain actionable insights. Tableau helps companies tame Big Data. It visualizes complex data and provides both granular and higher-level insights.
Tableau empowers organizations to make better decisions – decisions based not on gut feelings but insightful data. With more data available from disparate sources and streams, businesses need Tableau software to synthesize meaning from it. Telling a story with interactive charts, box-and-whisker plots, bubble cloud, circle view, dot distribution map, highlight table, heat maps, histograms, cartograms, scatter plots, and infographics can be a competitive differentiator. It quickly guides you to identify and mitigate risks as well as uncover valuable opportunities just by a glance.Moderately entertaining pulp fiction of the genre elevated by one of the best narrators in the business. Sometimes that's all it takes.
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HUD Mobile equips and empowers the mobile workforce with cloud-based VoIP communications and contact center capabilities in a single-view, secure, easy to utilize interface via Apple's iOS or Android platform. This announcement represents a first step in an ongoing “innovation series” of rollouts over the coming months to help growing businesses save time, communicate more efficiently and reduce costs. The solution can now be accessed by Fonality's 200,000 plus end-users across its entire cloud-based and hybrid-hosted product line, including: Fonality Connect, Fonality PBXtra and Fonality trixboxPro.
“Mobility is without question a must-have to drive productivity especially for SMBs and we’ve already seen broad adoption of Fonality HUD Mobile,” said Fonality’s Chief Technology Officer Rick Bushell. “By enhancing contact center features and making the app available.”
In the same fashion as the desktop version, the exclusive Fonality HUD Mobile technology keeps all activities contained within a portable queue, including current and pending calls. These can be accessed using real-time performance metrics for quality control. Management will enjoy a 360-degree view of all communications, including a color-coded agent status, noting call types and their duration. In addition, they have the ability to record calls on-the-fly or “barge” into a current call, use monitor or whisper modes. Agents can also log in and out of queues at will to maintain a high level of professionalism and customer service.
“As a global wine distributor we are extremely busy and often work remotely,” said Justin Hammer, vice president of B-21. “Because our industry is so competitive, we have to be in touch with our global network of buyers to ensure that we have the most popular wines available as quickly as possible. Fonality HUD Mobile allows us to stay connected around the world so we can make quick purchasing decisions to add the latest wines to our catalog. This flexibility has improved our productivity and profitability, because we can stock wines faster. In fact, we recently secured a new wine, made it available online and sold out within a single day solely because of the efficiencies enabled by Fonality HUD Mobile. It is a real difference maker!”
The mobile solution connects phones, desktops and critical business applications with access to presence and collaboration capabilities, incorporating much of the same features as the destop version. “Find me/follow me” provides seamless connectivity between desktop and mobile devices, along with unified communications, messaging and Microsoft Outlook integration. For improved productivity, other features include company directory, visual voicemail, virtual conference room access, as well as photo caller ID, ring-back and on-the-fly call recording. Wi-Fi connectivity can also be activated to conserve minutes and control costs.
The release of Fonality's HUD mobile is only the first of five to be released over the next five months. All future developments are being designed to enhance unified communications for small to medium businesses. The pending creations are being titled, the “Fonality Five”, and if all goes well, the circle will be complete by the end of 2012.
Source: Fonality PR
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The group, in a release by its acting Registrar and Chief Executive, Ijedi Iyorha, said the advertisement was for a yet-to-be identified product or service, exposed and driven along Lekki-Epe Expressway in Lagos.
It described the advertisement as grossly indecent, disrespectful to Nigeria’s culture and prepared with no sense of social responsibility, saying it violated the code of ethics of advertising practice and depicted unwholesome sexual behaviors.We made a split decision last night to visit the Coba ruins today, despite it being Sabbath. I don’t like doing activities or shopping on Sabbaths but these ruins sounded like they would be somewhat uncrowded and undeveloped, as only 2%!o(MISSING)f the site has been excavated. We remembered how much we enjoyed the primitive nature of Termessos in Turkey, and how spiritual an experience that was, so we decided to pay the $5 to go in. Unfortunately, it had several hundred people there at 10.30am, but we hired some bikes and rode around for 2 hours across the expansive 70sq km site. It was about 1km between all the different building groups so I was thankful we’d chosen to ride rather than walk in the +30C heat, and they were unlike any ruins we’ve been to so far. The ruins were round like beehives, rather than square, with the tallest temple being 41m high and 120 steps of climb to get the views. However, the site will be memorable not for the ruins but for the wonderful white pathways that meandered through the jungle, with trees bending over the pathway and filtered light dappling through. It was very quaint.
Mum and Dad decided not to go into the ruins, so we dropped them off at the Choo-Ha cenote, and came back two hours later to join them at the Tamcach-Ha cenote. The first cenote is a little shallow but the second is very deep, so much so that you can jump from either a 5m or 10m platform into the water. The interesting thing about both these cenotes is that they are both fully underground. There is a narrow spiral staircase leading down through a 2m opening in the ground, and it descends 15m to the landing below. Inside is a large cavern with pristine, aqua coloured fresh water. It’s a temperate 25C but compared to the 35C above ground, it feels quite cool and we bask in