Panorama Necto

Panorama Necto is a fairly unique software as a service which allows you to create and analyze business processes inside a relatively user friendly interface which is intuitive to understand and utilize. You can monitor as well as measure key performance indicators and business performance metrics using a wide variety of visual graphics which are highly customizable. There is a cool library of infographics available which are pre-made and they're a huge time saver. There is real power in this software's ability to mash up your core business intelligence with specific external data from speadsheets for example, using semi-structured or unstructured data and then analyze it in several highly visual and insightful ways to discover more about your business performance which is really incredible when you think about it. Something like this was not possible just a few years ago. More advanced users can combine multiple sources in real time and not have to code anything. But people who aren't technically savvy can still utilize this platform which is what separates this SAAS from others in their market. It's designed to be simple to use, yet massively flexible at the same time to suit all types of end users. It's a very fast software to use which makes it more enjoyable than other softwares. It's interesting how much page and software load speeds play a part in one's review of software. I don't think it's unreasonable for some software to take longer to load and use than others, it's that with the amount of software I use daily each have different speeds and those that are quick help my efficiency because I like to work quickly. And when software takes time to refresh or load I can often choose to move forward on to something else while waiting even for a few seconds extra. But it's not the case with Panorama Necto because it's as fast to use as I can think to take the next steps, as complex as this software is which is brilliant. You have a good variety of charts and graphs to use which is sweet like donought, pareoto, boxplot, point, range, scatter, radar and more. You're not just limited to chart and bar graph anymore. It's cool because it enables you to get a different perspective of the same data, like an digital artist will often flip a painting around in order to gain insight to learn how it feels another way around. It's just more creative in the process and makes business intelligence data analytics enjoyable rather than the other way around. You can integrate with maps too and it will plot the charts making the geo analytics component especially powerful. There are a lot of educational resources available with their online and video tutorials which is good. I've not had to utilize their customer service yet but I've read mostly good things.

I don't believe it's compatible with Macs or Linux yet which limits their market to an extent. It's not supported in multiple languages so it's not internationally friendly. The forecast and predictive analysis analytic reporting could be more enhanced perhaps. And it's online based so you have to be on an internet connection to use it, which is no problem in most cases but there are scenarios when it would be useful to have an offline option.

Panorama Necto is a very powerful business intelligence tool but it's limited in the sense you can't use it while running Macs or Linux hardware. The pricing is not available as you have to contact them for a custom quote which tells me it's probably not affordable for everyone. The free trial is a good option to learn more hands on if it's worth it for you to do so. I recommend doing so because if it's a great fit the ROI would be significant.