Visualization Manager

EthicsPoint Visualization Manager brings together governance, risk and compliance-related (GRC) data points from across your organization to form an easily consumed, location-based dashboard.

• Create and customize multiple dashboards for monitoring risk events at all levels of your organization
• Gain a holistic enterprise view of your misconduct reports reveals patterns and trends by geographical region
• Built-in risk indices allow you to overlay your key business partner locations to easily identify, monitor, and manage your high risk supplier, vendor and agent relationships
• View a location-based rollup of your Issue & Event Management cases, then drill down into individual case details and actual source data contained within epIEM

Risk awareness is all about early warning and understanding of potential or emerging risk factors. An alert system attuned to this need constantly collects and reports troubling events, behaviors and vulnerabilities. Effective data visualization, an essential component of your alert system, enables managers, often at a glance, to identify and act on risk patterns or trends that might otherwise lie buried in data streams or spreadsheets.

Stakeholders empowered by risk visualization include top managers and directors responsible for an organization’s governance and ethical environment, as well as those managing compliance and risk in such areas as finance, human resources, health and occupational safety, security, supply-chain management and legal affairs.

One of the key values of business intelligence dashboards is the ability to present quantitative and/or analytical data visually so it is easy to interpret at a glance. Interactive dashboards also provide incredible value, enabling the user to drill down to more specific details or to compare data from one place to another.

Such comparisons, especially useful to enterprises with multiple locations, are greatly enhanced by geospatial visualization capabilities that can map data on everything from sales figures to job-related accidents. Dashboard applications are widely available in either out-of-the-box desktop software, or as part of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions.