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Qlik gets cloudy, puts DataMarket to work

Qlik gets cloudy, puts DataMarket to work

By Paul Miller on April 28, 2015

Qlik gets cloudy, puts DataMarket to work: On-premise visual analytics provider, Qlik, has rolled out a cloud-enabled offering that “supports the creation of dashboards and storyboards, and offers seamless sharing and interactivity, allowing users to share Qlik Sense applications” As Maria Deutscher notes in her SiliconAngle piece, this is partly about playing catch-up to the […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged azure datamarket, Birst, cloud computing, data, DataMarket, Hjalmar Gislason, piyush lumba, qlik, qlikview, quentin clark, tableau, tftd, Visual analytics, visualisation, Visualization

How to Lie with Data

How to Lie with Data

By Paul Miller on June 30, 2014

Back in the early Nineties, I was working on a Ph.D applying a tool called a Geographic Information System (GIS) to the challenge of modelling archaeological deposits under cities. For those of us worrying about these things, Mark Monmonier‘s then-newly published first edition of How to Lie with Maps was required reading. It wasn’t so much a handbook […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged big data, Business Intelligence, Chart, Data analysis, data science, Edward Tufte, Geographic Information System, graph, Linked Data, Map, Mark Monmonier, open data, visualisation

Seeking Simplicity’s Sweet Spot

Seeking Simplicity’s Sweet Spot

By Paul Miller on May 10, 2013

Albert Einstein, you may have heard, was a clever man. He scribbled equations on blackboards, thought big thoughts, and all of that. But, allegedly, he also said Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. These words have resonated with me recently, as I’ve heard pitches from one company after another, all […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Albert Einstein, Analytics, BI, big data, Business Intelligence, cloud computing, data, Data analysis, data science, data scientist, Datahero, interpretation, open data, user interface, visualisation, Visualization | 2 Responses

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