Monthly Archives: May 2009

Things they didn’t teach in school

My gripe about graduate school is that the school focused on well-established software and never embraced nor encouraged open-source software. If they had taught, or at least introduced, these following open-source software, it would have helped us immensely to produce the best looking reports with great data analysis. We, however, had to struggle with SAS/Excel […]

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Data-Information Visualization

Ever since I read the book The Visual Display of Quantitative Information, by Edward R. Tufte, I am captivated by the idea of creating good design while doing data analysis or dashboard building. Although Excel 2007 charts are much nicer than its previous births, I have started disliking Excel charts. I am even developing an […]

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