In the third card we show a view of the system data that is related to the information assets supplied or created each the systems. These can be sorted by either description or value, can be shown in tabular format and again, can be exported for further analysis.
With the new Context view we give you the ability to take the visualisation two levels upstream and downstream to give you a better idea of how your selected node fits within the Information Flow.
Rather than navigating to the node in the canvas or moving to the Properties panel to edit, you can now edit the description by double clicking on the node description in the find panel.
You can now search for Output nodes directly by using the keyword ‘output’ in the search bar. This extends the existing search feature which can find nodes by any property – description, type, costs and many others.The new multi-select in the Find panel is a powerful insight when combined with the new multi-select in the Navigator […]
You can now see relationships between multiple nodes selected in the canvas. This is especially useful when viewing the relationships between disparate nodes of the same type. For more information on how this works please watch the video here.
It’s easy to lose track of which sketches have been shared with you and which ones you have shared with others, so the Explorer View and Panel now has a “Published By Me” filter, so you can quickly understand which content you have provided with others.
The visualisation panel now provides more control about the content you display on your sketch. You can choose your currency symbol, control whether Value or Action Cost are displayed on your sketch or not, and see which nodes have flags applied to them.
We all need a little help from time to time, ensuring that our data capture is correct, so that we can gain the insights we need from our work. The new LINQ Warnings Panel will help you see where you have missed vital data capture so that you can gain the maximum knowledge from your […]
We now show you the cost of creating your Information Outputs by allocating the cost of Actions to each output created. If you have Action costs already captured in your sketch, simply turn on Cost Allocation in the Visualisation panel to see how much your Information Assets cost to produce. Find out more information on […]
We’ve made some changes to help make things easier when you are working in LINQ. The Balanced Scorecard header now floats as you scroll down the table making it much easier for you to reference what you are looking for and also to change the sort order or display property as you are using the […]