You’re busy. We know. But before you pull in slides from your boss’s deck or grab those charts from the marketing guy, ask yourself: Am I offering a clear storyline with an agenda, or am I just ...
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How did you actually learn to drive a car? Was it the Drivers Ed classroom, or when you actually buckled up, turned on the engine, and pressed the accelerator? We apply this same logic to our ...
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Throwing a bunch of tables and charts into a presentation doesn’t make for great data visualization – just ask your boss. :-) Nobody wants to sit through slide after slide of numbers jammed on ...
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We all know that telling a story with our data is what gives it meaning. But sometimes, it's difficult to know how much data to include. We have a simple way to determine what’s worth including…can ...
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Let’s address the elephant in the room: We’ve all witnessed presentations by well-meaning data gatherers -- who offer charts and tables galore -- but fail to distill their numbers into a clear, ...
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Are you a data nerd? Do you love ‘mining the numbers’ for deeper meaning and trends? Then you’re in the right place. The amount of data that companies need to process and analyze in order to gain ...
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When it comes to presenting to executives, we know this for sure: more data is not necessarily better. Unfortunately, most of us have learned this the hard way. We’ve struggled to make distracted, ...
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We spend an incredible amount of time and money collecting data. That’s because data justifies nearly every business decision we make. But too often, we overwhelm customers, prospects ...
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Neuroscience tells us that two powerful tools — storytelling and visuals — capture attention and drive people to action. The best storytellers do this because they remember one important fact: people ...
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For a startup, reaching investors, board members, key partners and business reporters is essential to your success. But most business people get over 100 emails a day — and at least 30% of that is ...
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