Blogs related to Data Visualisation

Flourish: What is it? With the free tool Flourish, you can upload your data and generate a wide range of data visualizations, from straightforward bar graphs and charts to interactive story maps…

I recently did a short course on IBM Cognos Analytics and I learned a healthy amount on the solution itself, but what was most exciting was seeing how data visualisation tools can be used to tell data management stories…

Butterfly Data are proud to have taken part in the Digital Sandbox Sustainability Cohort this year. Successful Companies, selected by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and City of London Corporation (COCL), were challenged to tackle problems in finance…

Building an application from scratch has often been seen as a daunting task, a web of intricate code, functions, and dependencies traditionally best left to the programmers. These programmers are required to have an in-depth knowledge of their language of choice, as well as the peculiarities of development environments, deployment processes, and then their approach to testing…

Data and literature are two subjects which often are not considered to naturally accompany each other. But, as someone who has stakes in both camps, I would make the argument that the two complement each other in a way that truly brings out the best in both…

In the first eight months of 2021, publicly announced mergers and acquisitions (M&A) were valued at more than $3.6 trillion globally and $1.8 trillion in the US according to Dealogic. Both numbers are the highest since 1995, when the data provider began its tracking.

While working for a large government client we were keen to get them to maximise the benefits of their new SAS Viya installation.

When you think of creating a webform for getting user input from and into a locally hosted SQL database, the last thing you might think of is using Python.