Now You See It: Simple Visualization Techniques for Quantitative Analysis teaches simple, practical means to explore and analyze quantitative data--techniques that rely primarily on using your eyes. This book features graphical techniques that can be applied to a broad range of software tools, including Microsoft Excel, because so many people have nothing else, but also more powerful visual analysis tools that can dramatically extend your analytical reach. You'll learn to make sense of quantitative data by discerning the meaningful patterns, trends, relationships, and exceptions that measure your organization's performance, identify potential problems and opportunities, and reveal what will likely happen in the future. Now You See It is not just for those with "analyst" in their titles, but for everyone who's interested in discovering the stories in their data that reveal their organization's performance and how it can be improved.
Daily Pfennig: Is It Grexit Time? Proactive Investors USA & Canada Oil… has really seen its price plunge, and that's not surprising to me, given the dollar's strength right now… You see, it's all about the petrol-dollar… But what's going to happen to the petrol-dollar next month when Iran opens its Oil Bourse, ... Talk of a Greek Exit Gets Louder Wall Street Pit all 6 news articles » |
Now You See It, Now You Don't: Where Did the Antelope Roam Off To? Patch.com By Judy Mottl The nearly-ready to open vetenarian center, Grady Animal Hospital, on Montauk Highway in Sayville, was boasting a unique landscape feature: some sort of animal carved from a shrub. Even up close it was hard to tell whether it was a deer, ... |
Now You See It Now You Don't At Invisible Art Exhibition Coventry Telegraph (blog) By Marion McMullen on May 18, 12 12:49 PM A LEADING gallery is to push the boundaries of visual art with an exhibition of works which cannot be seen. London's Hayward Gallery will gather together 50 "invisible" works by leading figures such as Andy ... and more » |
Now you see it, now you don't TheDay.com By Melissa Babcock The first solar eclipse to be visible from the US since May 10, 1994, takes place May 20. The upcoming eclipse will be annular as opposed to a total eclipse. When an annular eclipse occurs, the moon is farther from Earth so it ... and more » |
Kaua`i Prosecuting Attorney Stonewalls County Council over POHAKU Program Hawaii News Daily No one expected much in the way of discussion regarding evil mastermind Iseri's all-purpose now-you-see-it-now-you-don't combination misdemeanor diversion program/reelection campaign tool. She's been busy lawyering up and taking the fifth so to no ... |
Are JPMorgan's Losses A Canary in a Coal Mine? AlterNet Barack Obama's favorite banker faces losses of $2 billion and possibly more – all because of the complex, now-you-see-it-now-you-don't trading in exotic financial instruments that he has so ardently lobbied Congress not to regulate. and more » |
The Market Oracle | Looming Reversal of Centralization as Empires Disintegrate The Market Oracle Now you see it; now you don't. In the history of Marxism, no event better illustrates Marx's principle of the cash nexus. It seduced Lenin's vanguard of the proletariat. Notice the pattern of empire. It begins slowly, building over centuries: the Roman ... |
In-house lawyers take on pro bono work Washington Post You see in-house legal communities beginning to focus on being thought leaders and action leaders in diversity [and other corporate initiatives], and now you see it happening in pro bono, too.” In 2002, the institute began what it called the Corporate ... and more » |
In Seattle, A-Rod, Junior, Big Unit were rare trio MLB.com Now you see it -- with Griffey and Johnson glorified in retirement, and with Rodriguez still making history nearly every time he flicks his 36-year-old wrists. "There also was Edgar [Martinez]," said Lou Piniella, his voice rising over the phone, ... and more » |
Plain Dealer | Double-threat trumpeter Josh Rzepka releases jazz album: 10 Minutes With ... Plain Dealer It used to be very rare, but now you see it from time to time. It takes a lot of work to master either one, so most people just stick to one or the other. Well, my first musical influences were hearing some jazz albums my dad had bought me -- Dizzy ... and more » |
