Visualisation Tools

One tool available to visualise structured and unstructured data is QlikView, a software program developed by Qlik which allows multiple users at one time to interact with data sets in a clear and easy to understand format. Users can update the visually processed data on the go which is often utilised in large group projects where data is constantly being added and stored to analyse.

Another tool available to visualise structured and unstructured data is Tableau. This platform allows users across various different industries to easily create graphics and visual diagrams to simplify and understand data whether it’s organised and processed or remains unstructured.


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https://www.toptal.com/designers/data-visualization/data-visualization-tools#:~:text=The%20best%20data%20visualization%20tools%20include%20Google%20Charts%2C%20Tableau%2C%20Grafana,can%20handle%20large%20data%20sets.

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