This visual describes how often three software were downloaded from the web weekly in the course of five weeks. The computer packages taken in consideration were ActiveX, Java and Net.
Overall, it appears to be clear that the most used software over the five weeks was ActiveX, followed by Java, while the least looked for by far was Net. Additionally, the first week showed the lowest number of downloads, while on the other hand week 5 presented the greatest amount of people downloading all three online packages.
ActiveX started off on week one with approximately seventy thousand downloads per week, steadily increasing the number of people purchasing the package until reaching over 120 thousand, while only a minor decrease on week 4.
On the other hand, Java showed a rapid rise in its buyers, going from just over 40 thousand to approximately 80 thousand visits per week. Finally, Net demonstrated an interesting fluctuation in time, with the most downloads happening on the last week ( around 50 thousand times per week) and the worst outcome being in the third, plummeting to less than 30000.
