I recently asked the guys at the Data Science class at GA to bring a good example of a “daft graph” and they all did that with gusto. As usual, there was a certain cable… Read More »The percentage of excellence in book – reblog
The Business Intelligence and Analytics Platform report by Gartner is close to the heart of many people interested in the analytics market and it reflect the changes and new tools that people are and will… Read More »Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Analytics Platforms is out
I came across this post by Andy Cotgreave about features to use in an interactive dashboard as those created in Tableau. He deconstructed a dashboard (a bit meta there, right?) to quantify the Impact vs Difficulty of each… Read More »What features should I implement in an interactive dashboard?
Yesterday I had the chance to attend the first Visualized.io conference in London. It was a fully packed day with lots of interesting speakers and fun people. The variety of the talks was quite good and… Read More »Visualized.io London
I just saw this website and I simply had to share it with you: The Infinite Jukebox. The idea of the application is to generate a “never-ending and ever changing version of any song”, and… Read More »The Infinite Jukebox
I couldn’t help noticing that “Putneysw15” web site published in December a list of predicted dates and times when there will be “exceptional high tides” at Putney bridge. They showed the data from the Port… Read More »Putney Tides – predictions for 2014
This is a reblog of DataMarket blog. We’re frequently asked: What is the best tool to visualize data? There is obviously no single answer to that question. It depends on the task at hand, and… Read More »Choosing the Right Visualisation Tool for your Task – Reblog
