Data visualization, the front end of data analysis that makes everything more understandable, interactive, and attractive, is taking off like never before. Many companies have risen to helping establish accessible data tools that are both easy to operate, and understand to where anyone today can point the tool at a data sent in particular and begin developing dashboards, and charts like never before. For more visit: http://tyronesystems.com/

1. 3 Ways to
Make Data
Visualization
Useful

2. Understand Data Modeling
Fundmentals
• This may sound / seem like overkill, but if
you're going to work with a tool like Tableau
or Qlikview, having the basics down around
how data works and how to model it
effectively means you can go into some data
source somewhere, understand it down to the
elements themselves, and join that data
together in a way that allows for meaningful
and accurate analytics.

3. Focus on Impact vs Interesting
• The world is full of interesting data, that would
make for all kinds of interesting conversations.
However, very little of that translates into
impactful data that can make a material impact
on a company's bottom line. Knowing what's
interesting vs impactful can make the difference
between a bunch of nice looking visualizations, vs
an impacting dashboard that drives business
change and makes what you're doing both useful
and practical.

4. Know your audience
• The most important step in making data
visualization useful is to know your audience, and
tailor the output in a way that makes it the most
useful for the consumer. A CFO typically won't
want to see the same visualization as a CMO, and
with the majority of data visualization tools
allowing for the ability to filter / slice / drill based
on the data available in a cube, you can tailor
content like never before and perform ad-hoc
data analysis with less construction up front
required.

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Source: https://www.capgemini.com/blog/capping-it-off/2015/09/3-ways-to-make-data-visualization-useful