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Two new Gestiona updates address exactly these two pain points. They are separate improvements, so we’ll look at each one individually, but both share the same goal: making your analysis smoother and more reliable.
1. The Totalization Chart now follows the order you already know
Until now, when you opened the Totalization Chart, the child indicators appeared in the reverse order of the Dashboard: what was shown from top to bottom there appeared from bottom to top in the chart.
A small detail that created a lot of confusion. It required extra mental effort every time you compared the chart with the Dashboard or, worse, could lead to misinterpretations when presenting results.
Now, the chart mirrors the Dashboard order exactly.
What you gain:
- Greater clarity when comparing indicators.
- Better visual organization of information.
- Smoother presentations, without having to pause and explain the order of the bars again.
2. The Totalization Chart is now available directly on the FCA screen
Previously, if you were analyzing an FCA and needed to check the totalization of an indicator, you had to leave the screen and return to the Dashboard. It may have been a small interruption, but when repeated several times throughout an analysis, it took up time and disrupted your train of thought.
That is no longer necessary. The Totalization Chart now appears directly on the FCA screen, just below the Evolution Chart, in the same area currently used by the Pareto Chart. It is displayed automatically for indicators with registered totalizations, and you can switch between Pareto and Totalization with a single click.
What you gain:
- More in-depth analysis without leaving the screen you are already working on.
- Faster access to information, with no need to go back and forth to the Dashboard.
- An easier way to conduct Results Review Meetings, with everything you need at your fingertips.
Pareto or Totalization: when to use each one
Now that both charts share the same space on the FCA screen, one question naturally comes up: which one should you use in each situation?
The Pareto Chart helps you prioritize. It shows which causes account for most of the problem, guiding you on where to take action first.
The Totalization Chart helps you understand composition. It shows how child indicators contribute to the parent indicator’s result, revealing which ones carry the most weight in the overall total.
Whether you need to prioritize causes or understand composition depends on the question you are trying to answer at that point in your analysis.
Two improvements, one shared goal: less time searching for information and more time interpreting results.