We’ve had a customer or two asking for a indicator to identify the information nodes that are supply chain outputs (these are the ones that allow you to enter value). We added a little bar indicator on information nodes that are outputs.
Where does that information come from? What’s involved in producing that report? Who uses that information and where does it go? The navigator now works as a resizable split screen, complete with independent zoom controls. Now you can run an analysis view alongside your supply-chain. Getting the big picture just got a lot easier with LINQ.
Over the coming weeks we are adding features that make it easy for new users to get started with LINQ. The first helper describes what the connections between nodes mean. You can turn them on and off in My Settings menu (under the cog icon).
You can now label Value LINQsets (groups) so that you can find your content quickly. And they are included in the Excel export.
We have added the first of our LINQ Dashboards – the LINQ Balanced Scorecard. Now you can compare cost and value from any of your information supply chains in a easy-to-read table.