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Infogram
Infogram offers over 35 interactive charts and more than 500 maps to help visualise data beautifully. It enables users to create a variety of charts including column, bar, pie, or word cloud or even add a map to their infographics or reports to impress their audience
Type of content:
Assets
Type of asset:
Tool
Big data potential
Yes
Policy domains:
Innovation, Science & Technology
Phase in the policy cycle:
Policy Design and Analysis
TRL
8
Open license availability
No
Website
Tags:
Smart work
Real time information
Addresses:
| SWOT Analysis for Infogram |
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Internal |
Strengths• Infographics: Create infographics that boost visitor engagement on a website or blog. • Reports: interactive marketing reports, sales collateral, and more. • Charts: High-quality graphs and charts. Easy to import your data, customize, and share. • Dashboards: Connect your data to build live, easily shareable dashboards that visually track your business. • Maps: map maker to publish professional-quality interactive maps. • Social Media Visuals: huge bank of photos and icons to create stunning images for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. • Easy drag-and-drop intuitive, lightweight data editor: easily edit colours and styles, add icons, and set display options. • Input directly in editor, upload a spreadsheet, get live data integration from cloud service or use API. |
Weaknesses• High implementation /customization cost • Limitations on the amount of pictorial graphics that you can add with the free version. • Need for intermittent connectivity: As it is a web solution an internet connection is needed. Standalone version would be helpful, as some other solutions have this option |
External |
Opportunities• Data visualization is great for reporting in to stakeholders, colleagues or customers that don’t have the time or knowledge to understand or extract the data points themselves. • Mapping, measuring and understanding the landscape of social media. • Social network analysis (SNA) is a powerful way to organize a connected world. Network analysis can reveal insights into the way things connect with one another and form groups |
Threats• Need for intermittent connectivity: As it is a web solution an internet connection is needed. Standalone version would be helpful, as some other solutions have this option. • Competition • Visualisations risk: oversimplification of complex ideas or the loss of detail • Data ownership |
