Centrifuge Desktop

Centrifuge lets users ask open-ended questions of their data by interacting with visual representations directly. Users can dynamically manipulate the displays, in a highly interactive fashion, to reveal non-obvious relationships and uncover meaning.

Effective visual analysis involves looking at data from multiple perspectives. Often, one visualization provides a clue that may lead you to ask a different question.

A simple example: Noticing that your competitor has a large concentration of customers in a region may yield the subsequent questions:

• "What is their history in that geography?"
• "Do they have more stores in the region than I do?" or
• "Where are their stores located relative to mine?".

True Information Visualization should allow for the analyst to interactively pose these questions to the displays that they are looking at using a point-and-click model. In this case, simultaneously rendering the analytic results, dynamically, based on time, geospatial and relationship views of the data.

Instantly publish the results in a variety of formats including XML, HTML and PDF to facilitate information dissemination, intelligence briefings and collaboration.