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Using sales data for a food chain restaurant (crazy Wings) and analyzing it to aid in growth/expansion related decisions.
Analyzing revenue in a given state will allow this business to compare and forecast growth within those states. I am using this bar graph to show restaurant sales in 4 states of interest. From the graph, we can tell that OH had the highest sales and that KY did not do so well. With this information, stake holders could make decisions on where to expand or where to advertise more.
Analyzing revenue by year helps to understand how a business has been performing over time. I am using this graph to show how this restaurant has grown over the past three years. We can tall that it’s revenue has been on an upward trend. Such information would be very helpful to potential investors.
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This graph analyzes the relationship between alcohol sales and food sales.We can tell that the sales have in some instance a somewhat inverse relationship. This graph is interesting because it can help a business know how much of what item to stock given this relationship.
This facetted graph helps to show how much sales they had in the last 3 years and what they comprised of.
This visual would be important when trying to figure out the ideal business structure to set up for max revenue.