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Information graphics or
infographics are graphic visual
representations of information, data or
knowledge. These graphics present
complex information quickly and clearly,
such as in signs, maps, journalism,
technical writing, and education. With
an information graphic, computer
scientists, mathematicians, and
statisticians develop and communicate
concepts using a single symbol to
process information.
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Energy Kiosk is flat panel
monitor with at-a-glance energy
information in auto-run format.
Views include energy usage,
savings, and alerts.
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Description |
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- NorthWrite
provides a complete turnkey
visualization solution for facility
managers dealing with large amounts
of critical data, corporate energy
awareness program, and education
program for K-12.
- Turnkey solution includes
a flat panel display, network
hardware for a secure web
connection, and the software
necessary to get you up and running
quickly.
- Energy Kiosk has
been used in large facilities where
keeping an eye on critical energy
usage information is best served by
having a standard set of data,
charts, and graphs be on display in
real time.
- Energy Kiosk has
tremendous application to the
schools market where it can be used
as a learning tool to advance
student understanding of how energy
is being used in real time.
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Features and Benefits |
- Great visualizations are
efficient -- they let people look at vast
quantities of data quickly.
- Visualizations can help
energy managers or energy teams achieve more
insight into the nature of a problem and
discover new understanding.
- A great visualization can
help create a shared view of a situation and
align people on needed actions.
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Energy
Kiosk in the news

Executive Summary |
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One
of the top goals of corporate energy
directors this year is to make sense of
the terabytes of data swirling in and
around their companies and then use that
data to make better decisions.
Key to that is data visualization
technology, which tells a more powerful
story than raw data alone. With
Energy Kiosk, energy management teams
can take advantage of great at-a-glance
visualizations so that their
organizations will not waste an
inordinate amount of time sifting
through the river of bits, and not get
the effective insights they need.
Perhaps most important, people will no
longer be looking at their own part of
the puzzle, instead they will be part of
a shared understanding that allows teams
to take the right action in a tight time
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