Tag Archives: Data Visualization

Is this the end… of the universe? The impact of desktop based data exploration on the single version of the truth

Posted on July 28, 2013 by Ron Keler

There was a time when the concept of the semantic model as “the single source of truth” was the most fundamental pillar of the BI discussion at the enterprise level. Haunted by multitude of reports from different developers, applying different … Continue reading →

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Google Public Data Explorer

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Ron Keler

These are exciting and busy times for Business Intelligence at large, and data visualization in particular. It’s hard to keep up with all the innovations in the field. From SAP Xcelsius and Explorer, Microsoft Silverlight, QlikView, mobile players like Roambi … Continue reading →

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Data Visualization Lesson from 6 Years Old

Posted on March 27, 2011 by Ron Keler

“Daddy, you have a lot of audio, not a lot of photos, a little more apps then photos, and you have free space more than the photos and apps, but not as much as the audio”. That is what my … Continue reading →

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Google Charts – the elephant has entered the room..

Posted on January 25, 2011 by Ron Keler

As a developer I always had a knack for open source. So, when I started working with Business Intelligence I naturally began looking for opportunities to leverage open source software. Of course, MySQL was a great RDBMS choice (i used … Continue reading →

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