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Why Visualize?

Why Visualize?. Provides a common frame of reference for communicating, discussing, debating. Why Visualize?. Provides a common frame of reference for communicating, discussing, debating. It’s an effective way to relate concepts like local versus system-wide optimization. Indianapolis.

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Why Visualize?

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  1. Why Visualize? • Provides a commonframe of reference for communicating, discussing, debating.

  2. Why Visualize? • Provides a commonframe of reference for communicating, discussing, debating. • It’s an effective way to relate concepts like local versus system-wide optimization.

  3. Indianapolis Somerset Knoxville Henderson Bessemer Big B N. Augusta

  4. ‘97 Baseline Combined Network

  5. Scenario 4 FY 2002 Greensboro

  6. Scenario 4 FY 2002 Greensboro

  7. Scenario 4 FY 2002 Greensboro

  8. Why Visualize? • Provides a commonframe of reference for communicating, discussing, debating. • It’s an effective way to relate concepts like local versus system-wide optimization. • In many systems, it’s often the only way to get the big picture or full perspective.

  9. Example Outbound FTL Rates

  10. Example Descriptive Model: Real-Time Railroad Car Inventory

  11. Example Regional Analysis of Market and Competitive Environment For a proposed Methodist Healthcare NICU: characterize the market and competition identify an optimal location determine financial viability

  12. Study Area

  13. 20 Hospitals of Study Area Methodist West_TN Baptist Unaffiliated

  14. 15 Hospitals with Maternity Service Methodist West_TN Baptist Unaffiliated

  15. Sized according to ‘97 deliveries

  16. Labeled with number of ‘97 deliveries

  17. Colored according to system Methodist West_TN Baptist Unaffiliated

  18. Population density by zipcode (est. 2000) Methodist West_TN Baptist Unaffiliated

  19. ‘97 births (mother’s zip) per square mile Methodist West_TN Baptist Unaffiliated

  20. Baptist Market Share(of births at 15 facilities)

  21. Methodist Market Share(of births at 15 facilities)

  22. West_TN Market Share(of births at 15 facilities)

  23. Meth-LB Patient Density(maternal zipcode)

  24. Methodist System Patient Density(maternal zipcode)

  25. West_TN System Patient Density(maternal zipcode)

  26. Baptist System Patient Density(maternal zipcode)

  27. County Baby Exports (only the top 7 “import” counties are color coded, the black includes all others as well as out-of-region counties)

  28. Delivering mother imports/own-residents occurring at a county. The black number represents total births from residents of the 20 study counties that occurred in that county (note, the hospital numbers may include KY babies or other TN counties and hence the difference in some situations).

  29. Twenty minute drive bands around Dyersburg overlaid on the methodist babies per square mile

  30. Twenty minute drive bands around Jackson overlaid on the methodist babies per square mile

  31. Example Local Analysis of Current and Potential Customers

  32. Shipped by: Greeneville Hanahan El Paso Anaheim Current Shipping Pattern Optimal Shipping Pattern

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