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Visual Analytics Group on 2009-07-30
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What's Wrong With this Graphic on the Future of Information? | FlowingData on 2009-07-29
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Juice TESTING in Competitive Sports | FlowingData on 2009-07-29
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Gary Cokins on Performance Management on 2009-07-28
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Dashboards: Data Visualization for all Elements of the Business on 2009-07-27
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provide everyone in the company with a common version of the truth
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Collection of information is required for every industry
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leverage information assets through personalized, real-time business intelligence dashboards.
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The first step to ensure success is to have an organization define key performance indicators that best illustrate progress toward its objectives.
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depending on a company’s focus and business goals
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visibility they provide into the peaks and valleys of an organization’s performance
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The visual intelligence offered by dashboard technology enables the agility needed to make smart decisions quickly.
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reporting tool to spotlight results in client-facing scenarios
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opening up more time for strategic planning, removing the guesswork of assessing each activity’s impact and providing users with insight to determine if goals and objectives have been met or if they remain on track
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empower users to map PR activities directly to lead generation
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only valuable when populated with the appropriate data.
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Sometimes the results or the fear of what the data will show creates conflict.
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decision-makers may observe trends that put them in a difficult position
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Tasty Data Goodies - Swivel on 2009-07-27
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Jonathan Harris: the Web's secret stories | Video on TED.com on 2009-07-27
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5 Types of Data Visualization People – What Type Are You? | FlowingData on 2009-07-24
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Data visualization means different things to many people
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strong programming background with experience in
Processing,
Actionscript, or some other similar language and probably have worked with large databases at one point or another
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analyzers want to know the relationships between variables, find positive and negative trends, and are most likely to tell you that you should have used a different type of graph or chart for that dataset
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obsessed with the final product - what the visualization will finally look like
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field experts who want to visualize their data but might not have the know-how to follow through
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usually handle a large data visualization project on their own
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Rise of the Data Scientist on 2009-07-24
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able to extract information from large datasets and then present something of use to non-data experts.
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Visualization - graphs, tools, etc.
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skills and talents from often disjoint areas of expertise:
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We're seeing data scientists - people who can do it all - emerge from the rest of the pack.
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Oftentimes, visualization projects are disjoint processes and involve a lot of waiting
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Terabytes of data are coming in whether it be from websites or from sales across the country, but in an area where Excel is the tool of choice (or force), there are limitations, hence all the tools, applications, and consultancies to help out.
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the more you learn, the more you can do, and the higher in demand you will be as the amount of data grows and the more people want to make use of it.
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Graphic Sociology » criminology on 2009-07-24
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There also were very few graphics dedicated to the differential impact of incarceration practices on poor and minority communities.
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easy but illogical way to summarize data points
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a good information graphic should begin to tell the story at first glance, before you have to read anything.
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but the overall theme should be clear without resorting to text
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