Curious Cat Management Improvement Blog: Deming, lean thinking, innovation, customer focus, continual improvement, six sigma.
March 28, 2007
Data Visualization Example

In Myths About the Developing World, Hans Rosling shows some great graphics to display data on health care outcomes. This is one of the talks from the great TED conference that we have mentioned before. They really have some great webcasts available on their site.

The presentation also gives a concrete example of faulty knowledge (people thinking things which are not so - related to theory of knowledge). He also makes good points on stratifying data at the 14 minute mark. See gapminder.org for good additional material.

Related: Great Charts - Open Access Education Materials

One Response to “Data Visualization Example”

  1. Ron Pereira Says:

    Very cool! Thanks for sharing.

Leave a Reply



Curious Cat Management Improvement Blog © curiouscat.com 2005-2009 powered by WordPress

Internal Links

Author

John Hunter

Tags


Full tag could

Other

Search Blog

Web Search

Management Improvement web search

Recent Comments

  • Jaky Astik: Where there are no problems there is no leadership, because then, no one cares.
  • Tim McMahon: Your post and Shaun’s comments are quite right. I think the there is an evoluation in thinking as...
  • Richard Kunkle, MD: Great blog. What is intriguing here is that we as physicians have focused here on the needs of...
  • Josh: When I buy a car, I want to be able to drive the car to work/home which is about a 20 minute commute each way...
  • Alex: Wow, Google has done it again. This is truly going to change the dynamics of communication as we know it today....
  • Anonymous: We should all be grateful that Toyota is helping out the US economy. My cousin landed a job with Toyota...
  • Oscar: That’s pretty cool from one side but 4 hours to refill the tank is too much time i think. I’d...
  • shaun sayers: This is quite a significant issue Jon, and there is a fine balance to be found On the one hand I...

Archives

March 2007
M T W T F S S
« Feb   Apr »
 1234
567891011
12131415161718
19202122232425
262728293031