by PDS Marketing | Aug 5, 2021 | Analytics, Blog
When you create Vista Analytics, you decide what data is returned to the person using it. If you are designing analytics for others, make sure that you’ve secured them so they’re only available to the people who should see them. Furthermore, make sure those people can...
by PDS Marketing | Jul 29, 2021 | Analytics, Blog
Data is the heart of analytics. In Vista, that means data from your Vista SQL database. PDS provides predefined views, functions, and procedures, making much of that data easy to access. However, there are times when your data needs (what you need and the way you need...
by PDS Marketing | Jul 26, 2021 | Analytics, Blog, HCM, Whitepaper
The ability to identify and analyze critical trends with workforce analytics enables HR departments to transform their strategies. Workforce analytics allow you to collect and analyze the data surrounding your workforce so you can unlock the hidden potential of your...
by PDS Marketing | Jul 9, 2021 | Analytics, Blog
Vista Analytics allows you to feed different variations of the same data into its grid and graph display formats. You can even specify an additional configuration for its Excel output. Why not take the extra time to consider how each output type can best express your...
by PDS Marketing | Jun 28, 2021 | Analytics, Blog
In the last article, we reviewed how graphs are an ideal format to convey information at a glance. But if you’re going to render your analytics in graphical form, which graph type should you use? Does it matter? Are they interchangeable? Well, yes and no. They are...
by PDS Marketing | Jun 22, 2021 | Analytics, Blog
Each Vista Analytic can be designed to render as a graph and/or a grid, along with an optional export to Excel. So, with three different output types, which should you use and how should you use them? There are some situations where one output type clearly is...