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    BASHIBA PANORAMA, WHEN THE BIG MOVIE IS MORE USEFUL THAN A BIG PICTURE!
In business environments, we tend to double-check and re-read variables that in moments of crisis might be irrelevant. BASHIBA Panorama has been built as a natural visual complement (The Big Movie) so that you and your team can share a common picture of reality and openly discuss counter-measures.

If you are snowboarding, and you see an avalanche, do you try to escape the trajectory of the avalanche or do you worry about variables like external temperature, wind force etc? It's important to take a multitude of different aspects into account when you're in that sort of situation, but if it's hurtling towards you, it's a little tough!

BASHIBA Panorama

BASHIBA Panorama empowers people to see the big picture when they are inside a particular situation. The big picture is built in real-time and influenced by a multitude of variables that can belong to the real-time world (data from sensors, internet data feeds) mixed with historical data (statistical perspecitve). Imagine you are sitting at a poker table, you have to decide whether to play or pass... if you could combine what you know, the cards in your hand and the statistical chances of winning they represent with real time data about the state of mind of your adversary (heart rate, perspiration, eye movement) you would be in a stronger position to make a better decision.

BASHIBA Panorama If the avalanche is imminent, you don't want to lose time in discussing the density of the snow!  
BASHIBA Panorama Finance   BASHIBA Panorama | Finance (from Vision to Reality, one page, one image)
Representing multivariate changes of complex data sets with beautiful developing landscapes   Representing multivariate changes of complex data sets with beautiful developing landscapes
The New York Times: Data as Art, as Science, as a Reason for Being   The New York Times: Data as Art, as Science, as a Reason for Being

"A cloud masses, the sky darkens, leaves twist upward, and we know that it will rain. We also know that after the storm, the runoff will feed into groundwater miles away, and the sky will grow clear by tomorrow. All of these events are distant in time and space, if they're all connected within the same pattern. Each has an influence on the rest, and influence that is usually hidden from view. You can only understand the system of rainstorm by contemplating the whole not any part of the pattern. Businesses and other human endeavors are also systems. They, too, are bound by invisible fabrics of interrelated actions, which often take years to fully play out their effects on each other. Since we are part of that lacework ourselves, it's doubly hard to see the whole pattern of change. Instead we tend to focus on snapshots of isolated parts of the system, and wonder why our deepest problems never seem to get resolved."
(Peter Senge, The Fifth Discipline, 1990. p.7).


 
PRESS AND EVENTS
February 3, 2010: FONDS'10 - The Swiss Financial Trade Fair, Zürich, Switzerland
Swiss & Global Asset Management, the exclusive manager of Julius Bär Funds, is showing on their stand, a new way of presenting financial information: two virtual climates, evolving side by side empower the observers to effortlessly understand the differences in performance and volatility between the MSCI World Index and the Julius Bär Energy Transition Fund.
BASHIBA Panorama Splitscreen Image   Wednesday, February 03, 2010: BASHIBA Panorama at FONDS'10 (Picture)  (YouTube)
BASHIBA PANORAMA Article in the Danish K Magazine   May 2009: BASHIBA Panorama in the Danish "K" Magazine (pdf format :: 0.8 MB) | K online |
BASHIBA PANORAMA Article in the SDR   November 2008: BASHIBA Panorama Article in the Swiss Derivatives Review (pdf format :: 0.2 MB)

 
BASHIBA PANORAMA: FROM NUMBERS TO IMAGES
BASHIBA Panorama

BASHIBA Panorama is a customizable real-time data visualization engine that can be connected to any type of relevant information that requires permanent monitoring and is subject to change (financial data, traffic data, performance data, KPIs, etc...). Information is transformed from up to one hundred individual data streams into competing environmental forces which affect the scenery in subtle and often surprising ways. Trends and eventual problems appear as anomalies in the weather conditions and the surface of the sea. The BASHIBA Panorama is instinctively legible and transits emotional sensations together with vital information.

BASHIBA offers companies the possibility to have virtual windows on a beautiful landscape that reacts in real-time to company data changes. Developments of the stock market, for instance, become perceivable by cloud transformations, size and speed of ocean waves, amount and size of snow flakes, wind and sun strength, to name a few. The result is a beautiful, developing scene in which observers (e.g. traders) can monitor several streams of background information using their peripheral vision.
BASHIBA PANORAMA 02 JULY 2009 FTSE CLIMATE   Thursday, July 02, 2009: BASHIBA PANORAMA FTSE 100 climate
BASHIBA PANORAMA 10 OCT 2008 NASDAQ CLIMATE   Friday, October 10, 2008: BASHIBA PANORAMA Nasdaq climate at 2pm and at 4pm
BASHIBA PANORAMA Google Tech Talk   Google Tech Talk Slides (pdf format :: 1 MB :: June 26th 2008, Mountain View, USA)
BASHIBA PANORAMA Speech at Google   Google Tech Talk Video (YouTube Stream :: June 26th 2008, Mountain View, USA)
BASHIBA PANORAMA Product Sheet   BASHIBA PANORAMA Product Sheet (pdf format :: 1 MB)
BASHIBA PANORAMA on Infoaesthetics.com   BASHIBA PANORAMA on infosthetics.com
BASHIBA PANORAMA Philosophy   BASHIBA PANORAMA Philosophy
BASHIBA PANORAMA on FRAPA   BASHIBA PANORAMA IP: TV Format Protected | 13.07.2007 Self-Generating TV Channel
BASHIBA PANORAMA Inventor   BASHIBA PANORAMA IP: Patent Filed | 31.05.2006 Instinkt Kommunikations Kanal Hyperoberflaeche

 
BASHIBA PANORAMA YouTube VIDEOS
In these videos, the virtual landscape is influenced in real-time by financial information. Day and night cycles, star positions and moon phases are calculated to match the ones of the market we are currently watching. In the middle of the night, we can still "breathe" the closing of the market.
BASHIBA Panorama Splitscreen Video   05 February 2010: BASHIBA Panorama Simple Complexity SplitScreen (YouTube)
BASHIBA PANORAMA US Market Opening   22 September 2009: BASHIBA PANORAMA US Market Opening (YouTube :: 240 seconds)
BASHIBA PANORAMA Swiss Market Index Climate   10 September 2009: BASHIBA PANORAMA Swiss Market Index Climate (YouTube :: 180 seconds)
BASHIBA PANORAMA World Markets 6 October 2008   06 October 2008: BASHIBA PANORAMA World Markets (YouTube :: 90 seconds)
BASHIBA PANORAMA World Markets 17 September 2008   17 September 2008: BASHIBA PANORAMA Installation World Markets (YouTube ) (Picture)
BASHIBA PANORAMA World Markets 15 September 2008   15 September 2008: BASHIBA PANORAMA Installation World Markets (YouTube )

 
BASHIBA PANORAMA BENEFITS
In a participative environment where knowledge is shared, solutions to emerging problems come at a faster pace.
We deliver elegant peripheral awareness solutions that combine system awareness and mutual awareness with other users.

BASHIBA Panorama Benefits:
Facilitate the information-sharing behaviours that are critical to coordinative efforts
Reveal Patterns and Trends of Massive Amounts of Real-Time Data on the Fly
Transform Information into Insight
Reduce Cognitive Load
Feel the Mood of your Information Environment
Increase Awareness and Responsiveness to Multivariable Data Changes
Avoid Paralysis by Analysis (information overload)
"In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
George Orwell

 
INTERESTING LINKS
The New York Times, The Age of Big Data   11 February 2012: The Age of Big Data by Steve Lohr, The New York Times
MINE   MINE: maximal information-based nonparametric exploration statistics
The Atlantic   12 December 2011: Connecting the Dots: Finding Patterns in Large Piles of Numbers
emptyby Rebecca J. Rosen, The Atlantic

Mathieu LEHANNEUR   Mathieu LEHANNEUR's Demain est un Autre Jour (Tomorrow is Another Day)
emptyThis device eludes the course of time by offering everyone the opportunity to see tomorrow's sky.

Google Think Quarterly   28 March 2011: Google Think Quarterly
emptyThis first issue focuses primarily on data, including data obesity, data impotence and data overload.

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