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BRIDGEi2i launches two interactive dashboards: COVID19 Global Monitor & COVID Stock Market Impact Monitor

bridgei2i

BRIDGEi2i, a leading AI consultancy, has launched two interactive dashboards that highlight the impact of COVID19 globally across businesses and communities. The Global COVID-19 Monitor gives live insights on the spread of the pandemic across the world and allows you to slice and dice data from many perspectives.

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How to Design Better Dashboards: a Visual Guide

Sisense

Better dashboards, better decisions. A well-constructed and organized dashboard empowers users to make better data-driven decisions. But how can you recognize readability issues in your dashboards while you build them to avoid wasting time and endlessly redoing your work? Pitfalls of a disorganized dashboard.

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The Future of AI in the Enterprise

Jet Global

Cubes are superior to tables in that they can link and sort data by multiple dimensions, allowing for non-technical users to choose from any number of role-specific and highly contextual data points to uncover new insights and adjust tactics and decisions on the fly. So how is the data extracted?

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The Future of AI in the Enterprise

Jet Global

Cubes are superior to tables in that they can link and sort data by multiple dimensions, allowing for non-technical users to choose from any number of role-specific and highly contextual data points to uncover new insights and adjust tactics and decisions on the fly. So how is the data extracted?

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Towards Better Visualizations: Part 1 - The Visual Frontier

Darkhorse

Google returns almost limitless examples when you search for “poor data visualization examples”. If your company has dashboards, check out the usage stats. The creator has chosen the appropriate chart or map or table, she’s showing the right data, the right amount of data, and the right contextual data.