Storytelling with data : a data visualization guide for business professionals

By:

Knaflic, Cole Nussbaumer

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Jersey Wiley 2015Description: xiii, 267pISBN:

978-1119002253

Subject(s):

Business communication Computer graphics Information visualization Business presentations Business presentations--Graphic methods

DDC classification:

001.4226 KNA

Online resources:

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Contents:

1 The importance of context 2 Choosing an effective visual 3 Clutter is your enemy 4 Focus your audience's attention 5 Think like a designer 6 Dissecting model visuals 7 Lessons in Storytelling 8 Pulling it all Together 9 Case Studies 10 Final Thoughts

Summary: Sometimes it is easy to generate charts and graphs look fine to you, but don't clearly communicate the information that they represent. Knaflic's own knack for clarity will help you sharpen your message when using data in your business presentations.

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1 The importance of context
2 Choosing an effective visual
3 Clutter is your enemy
4 Focus your audience's attention
5 Think like a designer
6 Dissecting model visuals
7 Lessons in Storytelling
8 Pulling it all Together
9 Case Studies
10 Final Thoughts

Sometimes it is easy to generate charts and graphs look fine to you, but don't clearly communicate the information that they represent. Knaflic's own knack for clarity will help you sharpen your message when using data in your business presentations.

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