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Posts Tagged as: The Visual Organization
Obliviousness in Higher Education
Some schools’ actions are downright absurd.
Virtual Book Tours: Slack For Dummies and Zoom For Dummies
An hour with your organization’s employees to learn about Slack and to pick my brain.
CMU Webinar on Remote Work
An interactive Q&A on how to use today’s most popular collaboration tools.
Who’s Won the Most Majors? An Interactive Dataviz
With the US Open going on, why not play with some golf data?
Visualizing Men’s Grand Slam Winners
Playing with data and discovering insights have never been easier.
Is your organization embracing interactive dataviz tools?
Powerful new applications allow for greater insights and help overcome the IT-business divide.
Business Intelligence: The Tools Change but the Concepts Don’t
Thoughts on new applications and old ideas.
Carnegie Mellon Alumni Interview
Thoughts on the lessons that the school imparted, critical thinking, and the interdisciplinary nature of higher education.
Four Sites That I Recommend to My Analytics Students
Those who can effectively incorporate data and analytics into their writing are poised to prosper.
Visualizing Flows
Sankey diagrams can display data in very interesting ways.
My Latest HBR Article on the Benefits of Friction
In an excerpt from my latest book, I describe how one company used analytics and Agile methods to largely solve a thorny problem.
Dataviz: Interactivity Increases Understanding
A few more minutes of development can pay off in spades.
Reflections on 2016
Thoughts on a very interesting year.
The Visual Organization: Chinese Version
Good news on book number six.
The Case Against Analytics Projects
Successful companies today adopt a totally different mind-set.