Data Visualization

Big Data

More data has been created since 2005 than in the previous 40,000 years. The total amount of data has actually quadrupled in the last three years. The topic of 'Big Data' itself and all its iterations could arguably be the reigning theme of our time. It is a dizzying exponential growth in both complexity and content. Read More

Powerful Data Visualization

When related data is displayed in Visual Designs, new discoveries are possible, turning the raw data into actionable information. Visual Designs allow the brain to discover meaningful relationships that may be used to prioritize a business plan and actualize objectives. Read More

Early Data Visualizations

The base concept of using complex graphical representations for displaying data is not new. Mapmakers, or cartographers, were probably the first data visualization practitioners. The use of color, shapes, position, hue, fill patterns, shading, text, charts, icons — anything that communicates information was used to layer data elements into two-dimensional images. Read More

World of Super Graphics

Creating a Super Graphic is a process of using complex, layered, graphical representations for displaying volumes of data in order to discover undetected relationships. The result is more than just depicting volumes of disparate data together; a Super Graphic allows the human brain to discover patterns and meaningful relationships among or between the data elements. Color, shape, position, hue, value, text, charts, animation, icons — anything that communicates information can be used — and it is all based on solid mathematics. Read More

Business Intelligence

Today’s business environment drives an unprecedented need to understand, analyze, and take action on the ever-increasing mountains of customer and operational data. This coupled with the need to make decisions faster, and within a more complex business environment, is resulting in organizations demanding better business intelligence tools. Read More

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