What are some alternative methods to sunburst charts for visualizing hierarchies and relationships?

While the content does not provide a specific real-world example of a company using dual sunbursts to compare actual sales versus target sales and analyze profits and losses, it's common for businesses in various sectors to use such visual tools for data analysis. For instance, a retail company might use dual sunbursts to compare actual sales versus target sales across different stores or regions. The inner circle could represent the target sales, and the outer circle could represent the actual sales. Each segment could represent a different store or region. This would allow the company to quickly identify which stores or regions are underperforming or overperforming. Similarly, the company could analyze profits and losses by comparing the actual profit or loss (outer circle) with the expected profit or loss (inner circle) for each store or region.

Google can use sunburst charts to visualize their team hierarchy by entering data related to various divisions, teams, roles, and team members into the chart. The sunburst chart will then display this data in a hierarchical manner, with each layer of the chart representing a different level of the hierarchy. This can help Google to understand the structure of their organization and how different elements relate to each other. It can also be used to compare actual sales versus target sales, and how the profits and losses break out between months, weeks, and regions.