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Visualizing Advanced Analytics
Advanced Analytics with Aster I recently stumbled upon Teradata’s Aster and I’m pretty fired up. It turns out there is an entire community dedicated to helping data visualization people like myself learn how to implement advanced analytic functions. The site … Continue reading
Posted in Data Science / Big Data, Visualization
Tagged Aster, Data Science, data visualization, john thuma, Qlik Sense, sankey, sql-mr, Teradata
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To achieve, or not to achieve action
That is the question. At least it’s the question that we in the business intelligence community should be focusing on. Why weave my title so closely to one of the most famous lines by William Shakespeare? Simple. Our ability to … Continue reading
Visualizing Healthcare Claims
I recently had the opportunity to demonstrate Qlik Sense for the Director of a large health system’s Revenue Cycle team. The consultant who recommended us spoke with me ahead of time and we got along great. “This guy has been … Continue reading
Posted in Data Literacy, Visualization
Tagged claims, data visualization, Healthcare, Qlik Sense, Revenue Cycle, sankey
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Visualizing the Story
“It was the best of times, It was the worst of times, It was the age of wisdom, It was the age of foolishness …” These are the unforgettable opening lines to Charles Dickens’ classic “A Tale of Two Cities.” … Continue reading
Posted in User Adoption, Visualization
Tagged data journalism, data visualization, Qlik Sense, QlikHealthCare, QlikView, story telling
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