Duck or Rabbit?
This weeks “The goody I found” is kind of an oldie – but goldie – and actually quite suitable …
The rabbit–duck illusion was first published in 1892 and it’s all about perspective. It can be …
This weeks “The goody I found” is kind of an oldie – but goldie – and actually quite suitable …
The rabbit–duck illusion was first published in 1892 and it’s all about perspective. It can be …
Trump’s customs madness is currently affecting everything.
It’s fascinating how one man can influence the stock markets. A rogue who thinks of manipulation …
His rival Hillary Clinton tweeted a very nice visualisation of the stock market …
mehr erfahrenThe Goody I Found (TGIF) this week are some treemaps about the value of goods imported to the U.S. in 2023. I found them in the FlowingData newsletter – originally from the Washington Post: https://lnkd.in/eY3eXTBG
I’m …
mehr erfahrenSomething weird and nerdy today: a nice ‘The Goody I Found’ (TGIF) that combines my enthusiasm for music and visualisation.
Last week I found this LinkedIn post by RobertoMensa: the data and an Excel visualisation of …
mehr erfahrenToday I want to follow up on my post about the SAP Business Unleashed event. A little more beef … 😉
The goody I found this week is a slide by SAP expert Matthias Stemmler under …
We’ve been working hard for over 18 months and this week we finished our first BETA of the graphomate chartrix for SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC).
You can get a first impression of our chartrix by …
mehr erfahrenYesterday, SAP unveiled the ‘new’ SAP Business Data Cloud with much fanfare.
With charismatic hand gestures, Christian Klein and others presented “SAP’s biggest launch in a DECADE” – according to Timo Eliott.
https://lnkd.in/eprGini4
Or, as Klein is quoted …
Germany goes to the polls in 3 weeks and today’s Goody I Found (TGIF) is all about the parties’ election promises on income taxation.
Together with the Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW), the Süddeutsche Zeitung …
mehr erfahrenAt the end of last month, the Linkedin algorithm flushed a post into my timelime that left me somewhat speechless: An animated(!) image of a hamburger whose ingredients represented the SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP) …
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