In these last few weeks we’ve rebuilt all of Bime’s geospatial analysis capabilities from scratch. Result: Heatmaps that are now dead simple to use and much more powerful.
Bime release 1.55 is out. Only 2 weeks after Bime 1.50, it’s a classic example that good features are not the most time consuming to build.
We love incremental improvements, we love SaaS.
“Getting started was surprisingly easy [...] The strengths of Bime are its low barrier to entry, ease of use, advanced visualizations, multi-tenant caching mechanism, web 2.0 interface, collaboration features and low cost. They make it easy for business users to upload data, perform an analysis, save it to a dashboard and share it with others.”
* Automatic data refresh for connections, queries and dashboards
* Cross referenced calculated attributes and variables
* What-if analysis
* Color and size encoding on Pie and Area Chart
* To-date calculations
* Basket calculated attributes
Full of gauges, radars, line charts, sparklines, bar chart, treemap, heatmap and more!
We released today the 1.4 version of BIME, full of new features and improvements.
We Are Cloud has one immediate opening for a web-marketing full-time job.
Goal: generate high quality leads, increasing conversions of leads, achieve subscription revenues and volumes.
Here is a very good presentation about customer development posted by Sean Ellis.
KISS. Seen on Guy Kawasaki’s weblog. It’s simple and it works!
The importance of stupidity in scientific research
