Google Charts

When we are in need of generating reports or doing team collaboration, we need to have a tool that can enable us to turn data into visuals very quickly. We tried different tools and found Google Charts can enable us to accomplish what we needed. So, we stick to Google Charts since then.

Google Charts are used by the Project Teams in the Research and Development Department, as we use them in giving sprint charts like Burn Down Chart, Team Velocity Chart, etc. These Charts help us monitor the Team's Performance during the Sprint, also we use them to present our status and progress during the Project's Committee Meetings.

Google Charts is being used by our organization to create graphs and charts for our team and for our clients. I love that it integrates with other Google products. It helps us store data and visualizes data.

Our Information Technology team uses Google Charts on dashboards and specific applications that need better ways to display data. It helps us by saving a lot of trouble and time of implementation, besides being very accessible on both Desktop and Mobile devices.
Performance is great, so we don't have issues with that as well.

Our digital marketing team uses Google Charts to create campaign decks for suppliers and category teams. So, they can show if the goal of the campaign was met. This goal could be increasing sales of new items or driving incremental lift in customers of existing items. Analysts find Google Charts easy to use because they enable quick creation of ecommerce funnel, monthly trend in cases sold and new customers acquired. Because of their integration with other Google Suite software such as Google Docs, its easier to document vendor proposals and campaigns.

Our company uses Google Charts to create graphs and charts from our data and visualize our data for both ourselves, and for us to present to our clients for them to look at as well. Our operations team as well as our client services team use this tool. It solves the issue of presenting data in a meaningful way.

Google Charts is being used on a team by team basis here where I work. It was selected because Google integration is very straight forward and comprehensive. The business problem that it addresses is creating easy to use and easy to read charts for different data sets during internal presentations.

Google Charts being a free tool for a reporting dashboard, it does a very good job. It offers interactive dashboards. Even though adding a data source is not that straightforward, it offers different data sources to be added, and also dynamically they can be sourced. Different chart types are also available to be used.

Google Charts is being used to create visuals and charts for our team. It is easy to use and it allows us to store and edit data and create charts as a team and collaborate. Most of our organization uses this tool to keep track of our sales data and make better business decisions.

Google Charts is being used to create charts and manage our data through the cloud in a meaningful way. It is being used by most of our organization and solves the problem of data storage and management, as well as visualization.

Google Charts is being used to keep track of our data and visualize our stats for our business. It helps us to make better business decisions and direct our strategy.

Google Charts is a great software because it is free. We use it to create charts and graphs for our reports. The team that uses it the most in our company is our client relations team that builds reports for our clients. It solves the issue of having to aggregate this data and create charts for our clients in a way that is more time consuming.

This tool is a great application to be able to create a graph and chart quickly and easily. We use it for our reporting, our sales numbers, and to integrate with Google Drive and Google Docs, etc. Most of our team uses this tool because it is pretty easy to use. It solves the problem of turning data into charts and forms.

Google Charts is being used to create shareable graphics from our data for our website and for other purposes. Most of our team uses this tool since it is pretty simple to use. It solves the issue of turning data into a visualization.

Google Charts is being used for the visualisation of our AGILE methodology reporting for each development sprint. We display burn down charts, as well as pie charts to show the amount of tasks done, compared to in other categories such as Code Review and In Progress. This helps us to understand our current sprint performance and to reflect once the sprint has finished.

Google Charts is being used internally and externally by my organization to visualize data that is entered into forms or spreadsheets It is used across the whole organization but most widely by project managers and department leads. It is most helpful because it is relatively easy to use, interactive, and customizable. It allows users to improve on the way that data is communicated.

We use Google Charts to map out our data and display charts and graphs for the rest of our team to look at and analyze. This helps us to visualize our data.

so we used Google Charts to measure the course completion rate for courses taken up, enrolment rate, assignment completion, diversity of topics etc. for our students and instructors. we used the google charts feature to create visual dashboards having bar and pie charts to see enrolment, completion, learning rates in district school where our courses are available. it helps provide an easy way to understand enrolment vs completion rates and then provide guidance to students on their learning

It is used by two of our schools, e.g. engineering, to make charts and use javacript to tie into their requirements and descriptions. This also helps the college students learn to build basic programming skills. The users (the students) need Google Charts and the gallery and inventory of chart types that can be customized for their websites. Just knowing there is a gallery of charts is educational.

I actually used it for my volunteer work at a non-profit organization to keep track of all the budget allocations and money spent. As it was a free tool, it was helpful for a non-profit organization like ours. It was simple to use, so easy for transition as well when the executive team changed after every 2 years.

Google Charts in an alternative to Chart.js that comes with much more customization than Chart.js. We switched from Chart.js to Google Charts last year for internal dashboard rendering and it's much easier and quicker to built out custom dashboards. The documentation and customization of Google Charts has made creating charts much faster.

Almost every kind of chart you can create using Google Charts, and that too free of cost. The beauty of this tool is you can use these charts on your website. We are using it to publish figures in chart format to our organization website. GUI is pretty simple.

We use this often in presenting information to each other for presentations as well as helping each other learn and grow with different aspects of the companies metrics.

We have been using Google Charts specifically in various departments now. It is also used by other branches in many departments. Mainly we use it for updating collaborative graphical data that needs to be updated in real-time with a high frequency. We have heard of many similar online apps, but Google Charts provides reliability and confidence.

Google Charts is used to visualize data across various departments. We have recently undergone a project to bring more data into this system as a starting point for business intelligence throughout the company.