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Analytics and data - on their own - are relatively useless. The only way to unlock the full potential of these important assets is by using strong visualizations that connect your audience to the meaning inside. It's time to stop doing your data a disservice and start investing in powerful visuals that do your hard work justice. We have at our disposal an ever-growing array of devices, applications and collaboration platforms to make our lives easier and more productive. On our personal time as consumers, we use these technologies to shop for clothes, order a car service, manage our finances and perform just about any other task in just minutes. No phone calls, no paper forms to fill out, no emails. And we can do everything in real-time. So why does today's workplace lack many of these advances? Why is our work life unable to keep up our personal lives? Are we actually becoming less productive? Software companies face some unique challenges when it comes to supporting their products. Once a customer makes a purchase and the selling process is done (for now), blind spots are created for the vendor with regards to the product's lifecycle. Many companies rely on anecdotal evidence or not-very-educated guesses with regards to issues such as product roadmaps or end-of-life timelines. In 2011, the United States initiated the U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools (ED-GRS) program. The goal was inspiring schools, districts and Institutions of Higher Education (IHEs) to strive for 21st century excellence, by highlighting promising practices and resources that all can employ. Those selected each year demonstrate outstanding progress in three areas, referred to as the Three Pillars: 1) Promoting better health for students and staff 2) Providing effective environmental education-incorporating STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), civic skills and green career pathways 3) Taking action to reduce environmental impact and utility costs. Technology in our house comes in a variety of different forms, met by a variety of different users. My husband is one who embraces technology when it benefits him, but would rather not wait for an update or a download if he doesn't see the value. Therefore, his offer for Windows 10 for free is still sitting on his laptop interface, untouched. Fortunately, he is not an enterprise user and he should still be able to update for free at some point. For those who haven't done so in the corporate environment, it's time to make the change. The cloud market is growing at a rapid pace, and for good reason. Enterprises are recognizing the potential for leveraging cloud-based capabilities. Now that the initial fears for migrating to the cloud have been overcome, enterprises are driving the 26 percent annual growth rate in the cloud market.
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