Event Description

As organizations collect more and more data, visualizations are key to understanding and communicating business information.  

But what if the out-of-the-box options aren’t enough? 

Join us for a webinar on creating your own custom visualizations with embedded analytics.  

We’ll cover the basics of data visualization and walk you through the steps of designing, building, deploying, and managing your unique reports.  

With hands-on examples, you will learn how to use Reveal to create data visualizations that have real business value.  

The webinar will cover:  

• The benefits and use cases for needed to create custom data visualizations  
• Best practices for which custom visualizations to use and when 
• How to build custom visualizations in just a few clicks 
• Tips for deploying and managing your custom visualizations  

By the end of this webinar, you’ll have the know-how of how to not only create, use and deploy custom visualizations that match your unique needs, but also enhance your analytics capabilities to drive smarter business decisions.  

About the presenters

Casey McGuigan has a BA in mathematics and an MBA, bringing a data analytics and business perspective to Infragistics. Casey is the Product Manager for Reveal, the company's embedded BI software, and was instrumental in its product development, market analysis and go-to-market strategy. She’s been at Infragistics since 2013.

As the Sr. VP of Developer Tools at Infragistics, Jason Beres and his team spearhead the customer-driven, innovative features and functionality throughout all Infragistics' testing, developer and user experience products. Jason works directly with Infragistics customers around the globe to ensure that their needs are met through our products and roadmaps. He is a former Microsoft .NET MVP, and he is the author of several books on software development, covering topics like SQL Server, C#, Visual Basic, Rich Client and Web Development. Jason is a national and international conference speaker and keeps very active in the developer and UX community. You can follow Jason at @jasonberes on Twitter.