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Are you frustrated with PDF reports?
PDF (Portable Document Format) has become the global standard for secure, professional reports, and since its introduction in 1993, many companies have been using this format to exchange information.
From private enterprises to government agencies, many heavily rely on PDFs for storing, sharing, and managing electronic records.
While PDF is a beloved part of modern business, it is not without its issues. With the world progressing and the digital landscape evolving with innovative new technologies, major changes on the horizon may mean the end of traditional PDF reports is not surprising.
The Need for Development in PDF Reports in PPC Reports
Before looking ahead to the future, let’s consider why PDF reports need to change.
The PDF file format is a great choice for distributing reports. However, the flat nature of PDF reports may deter some people from using them. Due to the lack of interactivity in PDFs, your reports may come off as dull, leaving more questions than answers for the readers.
To address this issue, a common pitfall is creating a longer PDF report that always has too many pages, which most users do not have the time or interest to read.
But what if you could have PDF reports with interactive visual components?
Imagine being able to click on a bar in a bar graph and then navigate to other parts of the document where relevant information can be found.
Well, you no longer need to imagine. Thanks to the PPC Expo, it is possible today.
The Advantages of Interactive PDFs in PPC Reports
The patented new format from the PPC Expo signals a significant shift in marketing. It is likely to change the way businesses handle data analysis.
While the PDF format remains useful and in demand because all popular dashboards provide options to export data/information in PDF format, the standard PDF documents are beginning to seem somewhat outdated in the fast-paced world.
However, enterprises can leverage iPDFs to create more engaging, user-friendly, and understandable interactive visualizations.
The exciting benefits brought by this new wave of technology include:
Enhanced offline analysis: Previously, conducting analysis offline was time-consuming and cumbersome. With iPDFs, more work can be done offline, making offline data analysis more robust.
Better user experience (UX): With the reimagined UX of offline documents, iPDFs essentially act as dashboards within documents. This makes them more engaging—no more boring reports in outdated PDF files.
This dashboard-like user experience can also present interactive PDF reports to management instead of PowerPoint presentations.
Associative analysis aids in explaining the big picture: By navigating to associated information, users can find answers to closely related questions or variants of the original query.
This greatly enhances the readability of lengthy PDF documents as they are logically built, making it easier to analyze information through linked information.
More on Associative Analysis:
When you search for content using Google, associative analysis comes into play.
Imagine you are looking for a new TV. The search engine displays results, websites, and related information about TVs, all linked together based on your search criteria.
Once you discover relevant information at one level, you can start delving deeper with more targeted keywords to explore the topic further.
As you move from one level to the next, analyzing all related information at each level helps you build context in the information.
For marketers, having this background and associative analysis in their online data analysis is much easier. However, creating a clear linked information map for offline data is not as straightforward.
The PPC Expo has been researching their iPDF technology to link associated information within PDF documents. Thanks to some smart navigation, this mechanism now works to help businesses understand how information flows connect even when offline.
iPDF Saves Significant Time
Considering how many mainstream PDFs have been in use over the past two decades, it would be a shame if they did not evolve for data analysis purposes.
Thanks to the PPC Expo, now they are evolving. Among the benefits mentioned above, one of the significant advantages of using iPDF is that long PDFs are no longer as challenging.
Combining dashboard-like interfaces and linked information technology integrates all content together to create reports that are more engaging, visually appealing, and easier to understand. Even better, it can save people time.
Shifting PDFs for the Future
We focus on creating visual stories, linking information through associative analysis, and finding ways to bind these stories together.
The end result of these intertwined visual stories is a more concise, interconnected PDF document that is more appealing to all relevant parties. The ability to interact with and analyze reports offline enhances the overall user experience.
The PPC Expo is changing the way businesses see PDFs. Most importantly, we will auto-generate iPDF reports, meaning you won’t have to waste time building navigation or presentations. No hassle, no more dull reports.
The future of PDFs looks secure in the hands of the PPC Expo.
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