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The Visual Organization: Chinese Version
Good news on book number six.
Tag: The Visual Organization
Posts on this topic reference my sixth book.
Analytics
The Case Against Analytics Projects
Successful companies today adopt a totally different mind-set.
Analytics
What's holding back organizations' analytics efforts?
Thoughts on the most formidable obstacles: people and culture.
Big Data
Why Big Data Means Big Salaries
Those with coveted data and technology skills will flourish in this new era.
Big Data
The Case for Interactive Data Visualizations
Why it's important to move beyond static dataviz.
Big Data
Chart Design for Mobile Devices Made Simple
Think that one size fits all with visuals? Think again.
Big Data
Why Big Data Is an Increasingly Big Deal in Colleges
Students who can make sense out of Big Data stand to do very well.
Big Data
Dataviz 101: Who’s Your Audience?
It's critical to think about different personas when solving dataviz dilemmas.
Big Data
Using Dataviz to Spruce Up Blog Posts
Thoughts on answering readers' questions via interactive data visualizations.
Big Data
Never Confuse Can and Should
A really bad visual serves as an important reminder.
Analytics
How to Build a Culture of Analytics
Four tips on getting started.
Big Data
Message to LinkedIn: This Is the 21st Century
Thoughts on the long-awaited fix to an anachronistic app.
Big Data
The Electric Possibilities of Big Data
Never before have we been able to ask and answer such profound questions.
Analytics
Why Analytics Matter More Than Ever
Companies that effectively use them will be far more successful than those that don’t.
Big Data
On Visualizing Data and Laziness
There's just no excuse today for making customers hunt and peck to find relevant information.
Dataviz
Disruption Visualized
An amazing and interactive graphic on how things change.
Communication
What Makes Message Not Received Different?
Thoughts on the new book and a window into my writing process.
Big Data
Mark Twain and the Need to Move Beyond Simple Metrics
Thoughts on exclusively relying on basic statistics.