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We honor eight years of YouTube with a random collection of videos on data.
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Before the big-data explosion we really focused on gaining customer insights, but now it often appears we're chasing technology.
Randy Bartlett, author and longtime business analytics leader, shares his views on the analytically smart organizational structure.
A scatter plot is useful if you have a lot of data that needs to be visualized.
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LEADERS FROM THE BUSINESS AND IT COMMUNITIES DUEL OVER CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY ISSUES
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The Issue: Data visualization is an up-and-coming technology for businesses that want to deliver analytical results in a visual way, enabling analysts the ability to spot patterns more easily and business users to absorb the insight at a glance and better understand what questions to ask of the data. But does it make more sense to train everybody to handle the visualization mandate or bring on visualization expertise? Our experts are divided on the question. The Speakers: Hyoun Park, Principal Analyst, Nucleus Research; Jonathan Schwabish, US Economist & Data Visualizer
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