Data are the pillars of the information society. Their number is growing exponentially and it is not always easy to optimize them as well as possible and, above all, make them useful. Faced with this observation, Michel Lesty decided to create Coryent Conseil with the aim of making this data clearer and more legible to help in decision-making, all thanks to the use of graphics. “In conventional analysis methods, it is difficult to gather diverse data that have different natures” explains the director of the Coryent Conseil, who therefore imagined and developed the iconography of the correlations through the editing of the CORICO software, the aim of which is to replace a sometimes incomprehensible table of figures with an image that is easier to understand. “The objective of the CORICO software is to eliminate false good correlations without ruling out certain weak correlations that, however, can be very interesting”. This method can be used in all branches of industry and research, regardless of the type of structure.
Simplify the view of the data
Therefore, the CORICO tool allows you to see the essentials at a glance, without getting lost in the details and saves precious time when making decisions. Thus, Coryent Conseil has specialized in three areas that allow easier visualization of multivariate information. This is particularly the case with data analysis, which simplifies the view of a diagram and avoids redundancies. The result then becomes easier to interpret.
Finally, Coryent Conseil also analyzes time series, a flexible and general decomposition and forecasting method that does not require regular sampling or stationary series.
In a world where every bit of information is collected and everything is turned into digital data, it is sometimes difficult, especially for businesses, to make the most of the growing potential of this mass of information. Through a now recognized tool, Coryent Conseil offers to make the most of each of this data while drastically reducing your Research and Development costs.
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Source: BFM TV
