Category: Reporting TipsCompanies generally get puzzled about what to do with big data in their hands. They definitely do understand that data is important to have a better understanding of their business, customers, and products but little they know that this data can amiably be converted into big actionable information with dashboard tools to benefit overall productivity […]
Ideally, the purpose of creating reports is to include matter in form of relevant business data; yet, too often, it is observed that the matter included in a report is only there because some knowledgeable people think it would be interesting! Here, a sterner requirement is proposed. Would the matter coerce productive actions? Following are […]
Java is widely used for creating business reports because of its versatility and portability. Java allows users to handle data of various formats with ease by providing classes and associated methods that help users deal with those data. One important class is the Date class, which helps users work with date and time stamp data […]
A report’s data source ranges between plain text files, PDF (Portable Data Format) documents, Excel spreadsheets, and more complex structures like corporate e-mail applications or DBMS (Database Management System) system. Reports themselves may be generated using programming languages, Database supported visual interfaces (similar to the one provided by Microsfot SQL Server) and off-the-shelf business analytics […]
Java reporting tools, as famous and as useful as they are, they also come with several problems. Its popularity does not mean that it’s not error free. It has some bad images to its credit. But you do not have to live with it anymore. Thanks to the extensive research and development in this field, […]
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