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Cognos Analytics 12.0.2: Visualisations Improvements

By Anisha Patro posted Mon January 29, 2024 01:49 AM

  

Unlock the power of multidimensional data analysis with the new Custom Visualisation i.e. Decomposition Tree. This intuitive visualization tool enables dynamic exploration across multiple dimensions effortlessly. By automatically aggregating data and offering interactive drill-down capabilities, it facilitates deep dives into complex datasets, fostering a clearer understanding of influential factors.

From dissecting sales trends to identifying root causes behind inventory issues, the Decomposition Tree empowers users to uncover hidden patterns and correlations. Its versatility shines in ad hoc exploration, providing a seamless experience for dissecting diverse data sets. Harness the potential of this tool to transform data into actionable insights, empowering informed decision-making.

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Dual line charts, featuring two y-axes, revolutionize data visualization by seamlessly comparing two essential measures on a shared timeline.

Imagine tracking Global GDP and Country GDP over time in a single, dynamic chart. By breaking free from the constraints of a single y-axis, dual line charts transform data into a visual narrative, offering insights that might otherwise remain hidden. Adding to the versatility, such charts can simultaneously portray sales and revenue trends, offering a comprehensive view of business performance.

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Wed May 08, 2024 07:00 AM

Hi Philipp,

Appreciate your feedback. We'd love to add this in the built-in visualisation set, but as of now we have deprioritised this in our roadmap, as not many of our customers are looking for this feature. But we can definitely add this to our out-of-the-box visualisation set if we get enough customer requests.

Tue January 30, 2024 07:29 AM

Hi @Anisha Patro, Hi IBM, I really appreciate the new great visualizations you are publishing. But why do you only implement some of them as built-in visualizations (like Dual Line) and others just as samples (like Decomposition Tree, Sankey or Population)? If you don't want to support them, why do you expect us as customers to take the risk?