My first two data visualisation heroes – William Playfair and Florence Nightingale – were famous people. Today I would like to introduce a relatively unknown person: Willard Cope Brinton.
Willard Cope Brinton
Willard C. …
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There is a long tradition of developers “hiding” small features in their code that will be executed when you click on something supposedly not important or when you reach a game level.
The film “Ready …
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In the first part of my blog series on my data visualisation heroes, I tackled the rather shady character William Playfair.
If William was the villain before the Lord, the lady who is to be discussed …
I had – let’s say – a bit more time on my hands last year. Lecture tours and customer visits were cancelled and our regular webinars were limited to the presentation of our new developments …
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In the first part of my blog I talked about the business aspects of an operational dashboard based on S/4HANA Finance. Now you will learn a little bit more technical background.
Picture 1 shows the …
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In this blog post, we would like to present to you our new and exciting features of the graphomate charts and the graphomate matrix. You can find the complete changelog for our release 2021.2 here. …
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We have waited a long time, but now it’s available in English on demand: the book about visualization of management information by Rolf Hichert. No click instructions for generating a stacked bar chart in Excel, …
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In an ideal world, where data could be visualised in simplified and structured way, the Business Intelligence users would be happy people. Unfortunately, this is not always the case in SAP BusinessObjects Web Intelligence (WebI). …
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In a former blog post we already wrote about our graphomate bubbles in general. Today we would like to examine a specific use case: a dynamic BCG Matix usable as a filter element.
The …
