VIZIONARY

For those of you who don't know, before I joined JLL, my previous career was dedicated to analytics in the United Kingdom's National Health Service. By day I would live and breathe patient data, trying to make a difference to patient's lives and the care they receive, by night I would dive into Tableau and explore sports data and many of the community initiatives we all know and love. Why am I sharing this you may ask? Well it was July of last year when I first spotted a new

When you heard the news that Tableau Conference was going virtual for 2020 what was your first reaction? Sadness at not being able to see your #datafam? Disappointment at missing out on the in-person buzz of conference? Relief for your liver? Well what if I told you one of the first things you could have felt is excitement for your colleagues? Why? With #Data20 being free of charge to attend and going virtual it means for the first time in its history, there is no reason why

Welcome to the 2nd post in my #IronVizLearning blog series, where I share what I learned during the 2020 Health and Wellbeing #IronViz global feeder (you can access the first post here). I will continue to share short posts focusing on specific design / functional techniques with the series culminating in a larger post, sharing my overall design approach for the viz. In this post I focus on the explorer chart at the foot of my Human Development Index visualiation. The explore

For the last 4 weeks the #Datafam has been busy! Busy creating 370 diverse and inspiring #IronViz visualisations as part of the 2020 global health and wellbeing feeder. It would be wrong of me to start an #IronViz blog post without recognising this and saying a massive congratulations to everyone who participated. If the other 369 participants are anything like me, they would have learnt numerous new techniques along their #IronViz journey; some complex, some simple. For me c