OUT NOW: A guide to choosing the right graph visualization technology

The decision to include graph visualization technology in your web application is a big one. Some know from the start that it’s essential to their project. Others are new to graph data and want to understand it better through visualization, or they have a legacy visual app with a UI that needs updating with the latest interactive technology.

However you reach the decision, knowing you need graph visualization is only the first step. How do you choose the right technology?

There are so many graph visualization options out there – from homegrown components built from open source graph libraries, and commercial software development kits, to off-the-shelf apps and diagramming tools. It can be tricky to decide which one is right for you. And once you’ve settled on an option, you need to choose the right partner to work with.

Our impartial buyer’s guide to graph visualization helps you make those decisions. It also includes a handy comparison template so you can weigh up your options more carefully.

How to make an informed decision

The guide takes a deep dive into the 6 different decision criteria that customers told us were their top priorities:

  • will this product give me a positive ROI?
  • can I work with this tech partner?
  • does this partner understand my use case?
  • will the development team be happy with this technology?
  • does this partner share our high quality standards?
  • will this tool do what we need it to do, without compromise?

Expert guidance without the heavy sales pitch

We believe our graph data visualization toolkits deserve a place on every organization’s shortlist, but this guide isn’t a hard sell. Your project deserves the best partner, tool and technology. Cambridge Intelligence might not be a good fit for your needs at this time, but the guide should help you to consider your options thoroughly.

The comparison template is a handy checklist to see how well the other graph technologies on your shortlist measure up. You’re likely to find criteria already included in your organizations’ request for proposal (RFP) or request for quote (RFQ) documentation, but the template also encourages prospective customers to consider additional factors for a more comprehensive assessment.

An extract from the comparison table included in the buyer's guide to graph visualization

Who is the buyer’s guide for?

Every stakeholder in a project like yours has a vested interest in who you partner with, and which technology you choose. We’re used to working with everyone from C-level executives to UX designers, to make sure everybodys’ questions are answered. This guide is essential for:

  • product managers tasked with shortlisting the best graph visualization options
  • developers or development managers checking whether every technical requirement is met
  • CEOs or CTOs making the final decision about which option to go for
  • UX/UI designers assessing which option will make their vision a reality
  • system integrators keen to know whether the technology will fit seamlessly into their environment

Download your free buyer’s guide today

Starting on your graph visualization journey is an exciting time. We want to make sure you make the right decision for your organization, your use case, your data, and your users.

Let us help you take your first step towards success: download the buyer’s guide to graph visualization today.

The buyer's guide to graph visualization
FREE: Buyer's guide to graph visualization

This practical guide to choosing the right technology for your project includes a handy comparison template.

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