When it comes to data storytelling, there are three important factors to consider to make sure that our report tells the right story — the user, the context, and the solution. These factors are critical because they describe the purpose of each report. In a previous tutorial, we described data storytelling as the process of
All types of businesses deal with huge amounts of data on a regular basis. With platforms like Power BI, it’s finally possible to present data the most seamless way possible. The best way to do this is through big data visualization. One of the biggest skills data professionals should have is the ability not only
For today’s blog post, we are continuing our series on creating Power BI report templates. Let’s keep in mind that we are not designing anything in Power BI, but we are using PowerPoint to make our reports look better. You can check out the first part of our series here. The next part of this
In today’s blog post, we’ll continue with our series on our enhanced report visualization frameworks for Power BI, and discuss the last three remaining items, which is selecting the right visual, condensing information, and using templates. Prior to this, we discussed the importance of using a grid format, as well as the importance of colors,
Data story telling is an important part of the report development process. It changes the way the audience views reports and allows them to look at the data being presented in a clearer manner. To truly understand the importance of data story telling, we need to think about the primary goal of creating data visualization
