Google Charts

Benefits:

Back in the day, when we didn't have any HRIS system and all we have were spreadsheets and Google docs, etc, my boss created our Org. Chart through Google Charts. I was very happy with this as I am able to visualize the company's roles and organize them appropriately.

Drawbacks:

There's not a whole lot of aesthetics - few colors to choose from for fonts. It's nothing important really but sometimes when you want to tweak it a bit to give a fresh new look, it's hard to do.

In sum:

Our org. chart was created through this software so it's now easier to visualize the roles and take a look into the layers for all staff. An org chart that is accurately created helps a lot in coming up with some other projects for HR like salary.

Benefits:

Google Charts is a software I love. Convenient and easy to convert graphics to spreadsheets and even customize them. So easy to customize. I can create a set of charts and share the results with clients or editors who can give their opinions and choose the charts they like. It's a concrete method for the personal analysis of everyone.

Drawbacks:

Google charts remains basic because it lacks other features. As a proof, it is difficult to make accurate charts, the color bars are automatically defined, the chart layout lacks functions and the axes are limited. We cannot really customize our charts.

In sum:

Overall, google charts is an application that can interpret and visualize data in many situations. I love google charts. I used to use sites or applications like Microsoft Excel but it is by far the best.

Benefits:

Google Charts has been a vital part for my department we are constantly looking for a software or application where we can track out time for support tickets, and we found Google Charts to be the best; With using Google Charts there is a huge list of the type of charts to choose from the lists; entering data is a breeze, there are controls and dashboards where I can choose a chart of my choice and send of the weekly or monthly time allotted for support tickets that I have worked to my manager. Google Charts I can save my chart on google drive and then just update the existing chart from time to time. Moreover, with Google Charts there is great animation which is kind of cool if you ask me. Google Charts is free to use and that saves a lot of money if I were to go elsewhere and look for an application to create charts.

Drawbacks:

Google Charts as far I have used it, I have not Encountered any issues yet.

In sum:

One of the main benefits and business problem Google Charts has resolved for us is, using Google Charts to track time, creating charts for different variations within our company. Google Charts has greatly increased our company's support time for handling tickets and clients are much much happier having their issues resolved much faster; More Importantly; Google Charts gives a great point of view to determine if additional support is needed such as hiring more employees within the department.

Benefits:

I really like that google charts is really easy to use and very user friendly. I like that there are many different tools that you can use to make your charts. You can make different types of charts from different of information and people will understand it. I like that you are able to share it with other people.

Drawbacks:

So far, I have had a great experiences with google docs. I have never encountered any big issues except that the data can often be distorted if you download it from excel.

In sum:

Overall, I have a really great experience using google charts. I feel like this software is very user friendly, easy to use and I like to visualization to assemble your data.

Benefits:

It is cloud-based and it can be used on any platform for free. It supports a high level of chart customization and many chart templates. The charts can be easily integrated into documents and shared with others.

Drawbacks:

It requires a permanent Internet connection. Big sets of data take a long time to process. It can become troublesome if more users are working at the same time.

In sum:

Google Charts is a free tool that works on any platform. It has many templates and provides great functionality but it becomes slow when large sets of data are involved.

Benefits:

it is very easy to use ie user friendly, comes as a free package and it is compatible with desktops which are common in most offices and other gadgets

Drawbacks:

an online application runs on data thus outside office wifi can be costly give the amount of data bundles that you may require to fire up this application.

In sum:

inter office communication can be effective and you can customise your data to meet your work requirements, thus you can easily share important work information so easily

Benefits:

The Google Charts tool provides you with a free-to-use chart application where you can do analytical work on a daily basis. To put it shortly - it is the best tool to use in the market at the moment - it is free and has almost the same features as what the competitors offer.

Drawbacks:

The sharing of the created charts is a bit confusing as you can change the ways the users can access by only viewing, being able to edit the file etc. but it can be easily overcome as there are lots of online tutorials

In sum:

Google charts is a weekly, or almost daily tool that we use in our workplace. Definitely a would recommend to use.

Benefits:

I can't think of any other way to make a chart this easily without paying money. I enjoy the customizable features too.

Drawbacks:

The main con is that I'm not much of a developer. For someone who does basic site maintenance and just needs charts for slides, etc, I'm probably not using all the tools available. That is my own failing; nothing against the program. One thing that always bothers me about Google products are their policies. I grow weary of the social justice statements that nearly every company feels the need to put out. I honestly don't care what social policies they have, and if I did, I'd know where to find them. I don't need them on the front page of everything, and that's coming from someone who is identified as a minority.

In sum:

Great tool for quick chart making. It doesn't limit users of my expertise level.

Benefits:

I like the variety of charts that Google Charts can produce, and they are great for live dashboards for print analytics and print requirements.

Drawbacks:

The styling isn't very customisable, and the graphics are fairly basic and don't have much of a wow factor. I'd like to see some fashionable 3D effects for example.

In sum:

We use Google Charts in our live printing dashboard. This is a live web portal which shows us how many print jobs are waiting, and projected customer requirements vs. capacity. We like the Google Charts including Gauge, which look visually appealing and show us data at a glance. It was easy to implement and seems to work reliably.

Benefits:

What I love the most about Google Charts is the fact that I'm able to organize and see first hand how my complany is growing. Keeping all my financial things are going and customer database is as well. Charts that honestly I would have to pay a lot of money for if I had to use any other software. Intergration directly to my Gmail account is also the most amazing things as well.

Drawbacks:

There isn't one thing that I don't like about Google charts because it does everything I need and ore without any extra fees or hidden charges

In sum:

GOOGLE CHARTS IS THE BEST THINGS FOR FINDING OUT WHAT I NEED TO DO TO EXCEL AND I LOVE IT