Data speaks best through visuals, not words – so believes renowned data journalist and TEDtalks speaker, David McCandless. According to him, 80% of all that we learn gets imbibed visually, and research would have to agree. Three groups of economists participated in a study where they were given a dataset and asked everyone the same… Read More »
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These 3 charts are the cornerstone of most business dashboards. While a simple bar or pie might do for a small-scale project with limited relevance, applications that cater to large audiences and have to show dynamic updates and summaries must go a step further. That’s where slightly more convoluted charts come into play. A variety… Read More »
We are super stoked to announce that G2 Crowd has recognized FusionCharts as a: G2 Crowd identified FusionCharts as one of the best Indian software tech companies, based on its high levels of customer satisfaction and likeliness to recommend ratings from real G2 Crowd users. The state of India report recognized FusionCharts and 22 other… Read More »
What not to do when you create interesting, insightful data dashboards Dashboards are a great way to capture information and display it via smart, attractive snapshots. It has all the bells and whistles of an infographic which are also visually rich representations of data. (The difference is that infographics already have an insight, and the… Read More »
How self-service analytics, data democratization and data education can take collaboration to a whole new level. 2013: Nearly 3,600 photos are uploaded on Instagram, over 100,000 Tweets are posted, and Google processes more than 2 million searches, every minute. Fast forward to 2017. For 456,000 Tweets a minute, we have 527,760 Snaps – a major… Read More »
7 common biases that influence how we understand, use, and interpret the world around us In 2005, UCLA Econ Graduate, Michael Burry, saw the writing on the wall – the ticking numbers that form the American mortgage market. Burry’s analysis of US lending practices between 2003-2004 led him to believe that housing prices would fall… Read More »