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There’s Nothing Mere About Semantics

Perceptual Edge

Even in particular fields of study and practice, such as my field of data visualization, practitioners often fail to define even its core terms in ways that are shared. The term “dashboard” has been one of the most confusing in data visualization since it came into common use about 15 years ago. Do you see the problem?

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7 Key Lessons for Agile Leaders from McChrystal’s Team of Teams Book

Vitality Chicago

This is what McChrystal called a team of teams: The Task Force still had ranks and each member was still assigned a particular team and sub-sub-command, but we all understood that we were now part of a network; when we visualized our own force on the whiteboards, it now took the form of webs and nodes, not tiers and silos.

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Your Guide to Tableau Viz Extensions

Tableau

Ateken Abla October 10, 2024 - 10:48pm Tristan Guillevin Tableau Visionary and Co-Founder LaDataViz Jessica Bautista DataDev Ambassador and Consultant LaDataViz Tableau Visionary Tristan Guillevin and DataDev Ambassador Jessica Bautista co-run LaDataViz, a data visualization studio and Tableau Developer Partner. Use the Radar Viz Extension.

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Best project management software for 2023

Monday

It is a popular and user-friendly tool that allows users to easily track their progress, collaborate with team members, and visualize their workflow simply and intuitively. It was first launched in 2004 by 37Signals, but later rebranded as Basecamp in 2014. Pros: Create dashboards for visual and accurate stakeholder communications.

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Analyzing the history of Tableau innovation

Tableau

Click to view the full interactive visualization. In 2004, Tableau got both an initial series A of venture funding and Tableau’s first EOM contract with the database company Hyperion—that’s when I was hired. VizQL: A domain-specific language for visual, self-service analysis. Navigating the History of Tableau Innovation viz.

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Analyzing the history of Tableau innovation

Tableau

Click to view the full interactive visualization. In 2004, Tableau got both an initial series A of venture funding and Tableau’s first OEM contract with the database company Hyperion—that’s when I was hired. VizQL: A domain-specific language for visual, self-service analysis. Navigating the History of Tableau Innovation viz.

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Big Data Paralyzing Your Business? (Part 2)

Domo

In 2004, psychologist Barry Schwartz introduced the Paradox of Choice where having more options to choose from actually increases our anxiety and interferes with our ability to make decisions as consumers. In an attempt to be helpful, analysts often pack reports, infographics and dashboards with lots of juicy information and visualizations.