Data Visualization Examples

In my last post, I reviewed Five Types of Data Visualizations and broke them down to discovery, quality, storytelling, dashboards/tools and trends/predictive. In this post, I will share some examples of Discovery, Quality, and Dashboard Visualizations. There are too many good examples of Trends/Predicative and Storytelling Dashboards and it was too hard to select one for this post.

Discovery

My Network on LinkedIn

 

LinkedIn provides this fun tool to help its users visualize and navigate their networks. Data discovery tools have to provide mechanisms to visualize large data sets and help identify relationships. This particular tool leverages color, distance relationships, and zoom in/out to help the user find clusters and potential connections.

Quality

There many tools on the market to help Data Stewards and Data Scientists to identify and address data quality issues. My favorite tools help users identify quality issues and drill down into the data by its dimensions to identify causes and fixes. The tool below is featured in Profiler: Integrated Statistical Analysis and Visualization for Data Quality Assessment

Quality issues highlighted in this dashboard

Dashboards

Tableau Public has numerous examples of interesting visualizations. The one below is a good example of a Dashboard that lets the user see the visualization, review the detailed data, and use filters to drill into results.

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About Isaac Sacolick

Isaac Sacolick is President of StarCIO, a technology leadership company that guides organizations on building digital transformation core competencies. He is the author of Digital Trailblazer and the Amazon bestseller Driving Digital and speaks about agile planning, devops, data science, product management, and other digital transformation best practices. Sacolick is a recognized top social CIO, a digital transformation influencer, and has over 900 articles published at InfoWorld, CIO.com, his blog Social, Agile, and Transformation, and other sites. You can find him sharing new insights @NYIke on Twitter, his Driving Digital Standup YouTube channel, or during the Coffee with Digital Trailblazers.