One post tagged with "realtime analytics"

The two most popular charts are Top N charts and Trend charts. That is because almost all businesses want to ask questions like

1. Who are my top buyers (top N)
2. Which are the top selling product categories (top N)
3. Is the services revenue growing quarter over quarter (trend)
4. How did this stock perform in the last two years (trend)

There is also a third type of analysis that is applicable to certain use cases such as infrastructure monitoring, stock price fluctuations and monitoring of manufacturing processes. This class of analytics is near-realtime in nature.

SQL Frames can support such near-realtime analytics use cases. More importantly such user experiences can be easily tailored with SQL Frames low code API as shown in the demo below.