Europages is a B2B search engine and online directory aimed at European buyers, suppliers, distributors and exporters with the aim of providing customers with targeted contacts. Linking these different parties together, the company has a large amount of important statistical data about its 4million monthly visitors (5 terabytes per year).

As part of an Open Data initiative, Patrick Buisson, Marketing Manager of Europages wanted to make this data available to all their users online. Much of it has gradually been made avaialable to users: the visits by country, the keywords used, the searches by industry etc. Europages looked for a cloud based tool to make their customers by business sector data available (in the spirit of online and dynamic accessibility). Europages realized this aim choosing Bime.


Fonte: www.wearecloud.com/blog

With the help of Bime, the Province of British Columbia (BC, Canada’s western most province) recently published their data on the province’s court systems.





Their aim is to become more transparent and to open up their data for use by the province’s citizens, businesses, media and academics. To achieve this the department worked in partneship with Bime to produce dashboards visualizing the statistics and key measures from all the province’s courthouses. The dashboards present interactive data visualizations displaying information geographically and broken down into easily accessible, user-friendly graphs and pie charts. Users are able to drill-down and search statistics from individual regions or courthouses. Statistics include the number of new court cases, months to case conclusion, court hours and scheduled court appearances for the three levels of court in BC.


Fonte: www.wearecloud.com

A line chart is a classic method for visualizing continuous change from one value to the next (often change over time) and just one of the many visualizations available in Bime.


When to use a line chart:

• To track rises and falls over time
• To reveal patterns in the data: trends, fluctuations, cycles, rates of change
• When the labels on the x-axis have a natural ordering (2005, 2006, 2007…)

When NOT to use a line chart:

• If your data is categorized without a natural ordering, for example by country, department, or activity, a bar or column chart works better

It can often be a challenge, however, to display a lot of trends on one line chart clearly and succinctly.

Fonte: www.bimeanalytics.com/blog

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