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Data Visualisation - the path to understandibility

Posted by: Fjord

Date added: Mon 11 Jul 2011

Data Visualisation is becoming an increasingly important topic, and not just for designers or managers of large data sets.

People encounter more and more data to view, understand and use, in their personal and professional lives.

Data Visualisation is not just about making data look pretty, but also ensuring this information remains effective and understandable, essential in today’s data-rich yet time-poor society.

Fjord CEO Olof Schybergson has co-written a white paper on this topic with Paul Kahn, Managing Director of Kahn+Associates.

The white paper examines current thinking, future developments and how organisations can harness the power of effective Data Visualisation.

You can read it here.

See some of Fjord's work, which includes Data Visualisation here.

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