Displaying data geographically can be an effective tool to persuade and inform. This is especially true when it comes to communicating on subjects based on a geographical region or its population (social, political, economic issues and so on). Data maps are also popular amongst geographers, geologists and other scientists to help them visualise the physical
Hierarchy- charts ideal for displaying organisational structure & classification A frequent topic that comes up when talking to a lot of our clients is around identifying the right types of data visualisation to support data that has been collected, parsed , filtered and prepared to be shared. We thought we start to answer them through
With the freshly announced major restructuring of HSBC, if there’s one thing for sure, it’s that the UK banking scene is undergoing a significant change. After a series of mishaps across the industry ranging from mis-sold products to rate fixing, bankers’ bonuses and IT failures, it is fair to say that the effect of politicians
Right now, less than 10% of companies use data in an effective and meaningful way, in order to ‘speak’ to their customers needs and wants. Tools like web analytics only do half of an important job – once you have acquired, parsed, filtered and mined your data, what on earth do you do with
Collecting data on oneself as a means of self-improvement: this is the goal of the movement known as “Quantified Self”, whose tagline is self-knowledge through numbers, which uses life-logging/self-tracking as way to measure your personal activity, in order to make future judgements on your life choices. Data recorded on yourself can be used to give
