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Visualizing Population Health

Wintality Several years ago I read the term Wintality via posts from Auburn softball players. I liked the term so much that I proceeded to write not 1, not 2 but 8 posts to my own softball related website. Each… Read more ›

July 24, 2017
DaltonRuer
Population Health
Baylor Barbee, Charity Water, David Nash, Healthcare, Mercy Ships, Population Health, sdoh, sicknesscare, social determinants of health, wintality

Visualizing Data at REST

My boy Sir Isaac Newton is famous for a few laws he wrote about motion. His first such law on the topic says: An object at rest will remain at rest unless acted on by an unbalanced force. An object… Read more ›

July 13, 2017
DaltonRuer
Data Science / Big Data, Self Service
Big Data, Bigger Data, Cloudera, metadata, REST API, Self Service, Visualize

The World “is” Flat

Oh sure those nerdy science types will give you explanations and “supposed” evidence that the world isn’t round. Blah-blah-blah. But let’s face it … we are humans and the way our brains work it’s simply easier to see things in… Read more ›

April 17, 2017
DaltonRuer
Geo Analytics
Centroid, datum, Geo Analytics, GeoAnalytics, mapping, Population Health, Social Determinants

Removing the clutter

Ask any Data Visualization expert and one of the best pieces of advice that they will give you is “remove the clutter” so that your “data can tell the story.” Would it be going to far if I suggested that… Read more ›

February 13, 2017
DaltonRuer
Geo Analytics, Visualization
earthquakes, Geo Analytics, Infographic, Ken Flerlage, mapping

What in the world were you thinking???

I can tell you that as the father of two daughters, the grandfather of 7 and a 20 year veteran coach/instructor for thousands of adolescent female athletes I’ve probably said “What in the world were you thinking” at least a… Read more ›

September 18, 2016
DaltonRuer
Data Science / Big Data
Big Data, Data Science, Healthcare, Vaccines, Zika

Visualizing Data that does not exist … aka Readmissions Dashboard

Many who make requests seem to have a belief that Business Intelligence is magic. They loose their ability to listen to logic and reason and simply ask you to do the impossible. Many who make requests seem to have a belief… Read more ›

July 29, 2016
DaltonRuer
Visualization
Dashboard, Readmission

Have you ever wondered …

Have you ever wondered what events happen to patients after a particular surgery is performed? Well I did. Like I seriously can’t sleep when I start wondering about things like that. I start believing crazy things like we can change… Read more ›

May 19, 2016
DaltonRuer
Data Science / Big Data, Visualization
Aster, npath, patient flow, sankey, workflow

Thousands, and Millions and Billions … Oh My!!!!!

When most people think of Qlik they think of our patented Qlik Indexing Engine having all of your data in memory. I love demonstrating the lightning fast speeds and responsiveness with hundreds of millions of rows of data. More and… Read more ›

May 18, 2016
DaltonRuer
Data Science / Big Data, Training
Aster, data discovery, direct query, Qlik, Teradata

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… Read more ›

March 18, 2016
DaltonRuer
Data Science / Big Data, Visualization
Aster, Data Science, data visualization, john thuma, Qlik Sense, sankey, sql-mr, Teradata

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… Read more ›

January 25, 2016
DaltonRuer
Data Literacy
Actionable Intelligence, cole nussbaumer knaflic, Explanatory Analysis, Exploratory Analysis, Narrative Science, nlg, Qlik Sense, Storytelling
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