Inspiration from Stephen Few
Greetings from San Francisco. I am back here to attend Osisoft’s vCampus developer conference. The conference kicked off with a true highlight: […]
Tag: visualization
Freedom to think?
Change that viewpoint Last summer I participated in a Bavarian wedding. As a photographer I was really excited to see three traditional […]
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Visual Analytics – The new frontier? (Guest Post)
WHAT IS VISUAL ANALYTICS – BY DR JOERN KOHLHAMMER Massive sets of data are collected and stored in many areas today. As […]
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Why you need Many Eyes
MANY EYES FOR VISUALIZATIONS Have you heard of Many Eyes? Strange name, huh? Well, Many Eyes is a pretty cool and simple […]
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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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The Eternal Timeline – Visualizing Unstructured Information
Is history boring? Sometimes. But it really shouldn’t be. There is too much to learn and there is an abundance of stories […]
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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 […]
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What cartoons can teach us about information delivery
A picture says more than a thousand words, right? Managers drown in pages of numeric reports. But as John Medina, author of […]
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Why bubble charts are cool
Things can be complex. Especially when we look at multi-dimensional data-sets. The objective of charts is to visualize data in the most […]
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Why sparklines sparkle in a dashboard
SPARKLINES SPARKLE One of the key features of the dashboard in any car is the fact that it is on a ‘single […]
