Recommended reading: How to convert complex data into a story
The Analytics Communicator Analytics professionals need to be communicators. Just being technically proficient is longer enough. It is not enough to slap […]
Tag: dashboarding
An Easter Egg hunt with three charts
It’s that time of the year. Millions of kids are excited about hunting for Easter Eggs. Why not do the same here […]
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Why stacked line charts are useful
Stacked line charts Stacked line charts are a great and yet simple tool. Here is why. We often run into a situation […]
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Watch that chart aspect ratio!
The chart aspect ratio The other day I reviewed a dashboard. It looked great. But there was a chart on the bottom […]
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Joining a Cognos user group is key! – An interview with Steve Veilleux
Cognos User Groups are quickly gaining a lot of interest from IBM customers around the globe. These groups provide users with the […]
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Dashboarding – Insights from Mike Duncan – Part 2
Each indicator must have a strong correlation to your ability to effect change In my last post I laid out 3 practical […]
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Dashboarding – Insights from Mike Duncan, Bizzeness -Part 1
Your dashboard should provide the least amount of the most critical data In a previous post I discussed the art of dashboarding […]
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Dashboarding – A great perspective
Dashboarding remains one of the most important topics in the Business Analytics area. Most of my clients are actively working on deploying […]
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What “Brain Rules” teaches us about Business Analytics
The other day I took some time to review a few chapters of John Medina’s excellent book ‘Brain Rules: 12 Principles for […]
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Waterfall charts, pareto analysis and beyond
Waterfall Charts? Do you like pies? I do! But not for analyzing data. Pie charts are just too busy and too hard […]
