The selection of Shibui applications which are available today contains various pieces of dashboard reports which span from basic Billing and Booking reports up to examples of unprecedented customer fact sheets, vantage and delta charts to adhoc analysis tools.
Read MoreThe selection of Shibui applications shown in this newsletter contains various pieces of dashboard reports which span from basic Billing and Booking reports up to examples of unprecedented customer fact sheets and adhoc analysis tools.
Read MoreIt is nearly impossible to predict quarterly revenues precisely, particularly for product lines, new products or regions, but it is critically important for companies to create high-quality revenue budgets.
Read MoreThe analytical output collects all booking data and creates a weekly, 4-week, or a quarterly average booking pattern. This trend analysis can be used to predict future booking patterns or to see special booking events in the past.
Read MoreThe ratio of orders received to units shipped and billed for a specified period, generally a month or quarter.
Read MoreShibui-IT™ Revenue Delta Chart is a waterfall chart of data visualizing the cumulative effect of sequentially introduced positive or negative values.
Read MoreShibui-IT™ integrates mid-term and long-term business plans to compare the plans with past, actual and future quarterly billing performances.
Read MoreThe Shibui-IT™ Customer Fact Sheet application delivers produces charts and tables of customer-related data. The fact sheet delivery is preconfigured, but can be customized if necessary.
Read MoreShibui-IT™ ad hoc analysis may be used to create a report that does not already exist, or drill deeper into a given static report to get more details about customer accounts, product lines, or regions. The applications may be also used to get more detailed data for the existing areas covered by a static report.
Read MoreBusiness data has become too complex and voluminous for executives, investors and analysts to keep track. We run the risk of no longer being able to properly monitor, compile and analyze the most vital and relevant financial data.
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