Data visualization is the graphical representation of information and data via visual elements like charts, graphs, and maps. It allows decision-makers to understand and communicate complex ideas ...

Data visualization can be intimidating and something that many organizations struggle to accomplish. Here is how to take your data and turn it into great insights and a story that resonates with ...

Industry shift: time to apply data visualisation best practices to transaction reporting There is tremendous opportunity to use data visualisation to support better decision-making for compliance. 65 ...

The role of AI in data visualisation Weir highlighted that AI is turbo-boosting data visualisation, accelerating creativity and enhancing interactivity by generating alternative formats for more ...

We’ve all heard that Big Data is the future. But according to Phil Simon’s new book The Visual Organization: Data Visualization, Big Data, and the Quest for Better Decisions, that may not be ...

The future of data visualization is increasingly intertwined with AI-powered automation, enabling systems to detect patterns, generate real-time reports, and automatically suggest key insights.

Which tools should be used to meet the objective of an audit procedure is a matter of the auditor’s professional judgment. Tools used to perform audit data analytics can be as simple as spreadsheet ...

Data visualization in VR and AR could be the next big use case for the technologies. It's early days, but examples of 3D data visualizations hint at big changes to come in how we interact with data.

Types Of Data Visualizations For years, the easiest way to build data visualization was through adding information to an Excel spreadsheet and transforming it into a chart, graph, or table. While ...

Matrix factorization techniques have become pivotal in data mining, enabling the extraction of latent structures from large-scale data matrices. These methods decompose complex datasets into lower ...

Data Visuaulization with the Vega-Lite library (not Observable’s Plot) from the University of Washington Interactive Data Lab (if you’d like to try another visualization library with Observable).