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Markus Wolff

… is a founder and managing director of chartisan GmbH. His specialism is the visualization and data analysis in an economic context. As a consultant, trainer and implementer, he works for businesses and organisations at the widest range of industries.

Economist and Controller
Consultant and Trainer
IBCS Consultant

Silja Wolff

… is projectmanager of chartisan GmbH. Her particular specialism is organisational development in commercial contexts. She’s the head behind the project mychartisan – team development and visual facilitation.

Economist
Consultant
Team Coach and Business Tutor

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Cover: Big Data, Big Dupe - a little book of a big bunch of nonsense von Stephen Few

Book tip: Big Data, Big Dupe

The whole title: Big Data, Big Dupe – A little book about a big bunch of nonsense It was and is much written, talked about big data in recent years. For high hopes and vague opportunities even more money flows. Here comes this little book…

Sind lokale Reporting-Lösungen sinnvoll? Blogbeitrag auf chartisan.com

Are local reporting solutions useful?

Management accounting analyzes, plans and informs. This requires a reliable database, but also flexibility in designing reports, presentations and dashboards. These requirements often can´t be combined in a software system. The discussion about…

"Book" tip: Interactive Dataviz lexicon

Innovations @en, Knowledge @en, Projects @en

Data visualization in general means to bring abstract data and relationships into a visually comprehensible form. So far so good. But what are the unfamiliar forms of representation? When do I apply this? When are other forms more meaningful? I…

Portfolio Diagrams "reloaded"

Knowledge @en

Portfolio diagrams can be created with the Excel „bubble“ diagram modus for many applications. What makes this type of diagram special is that a total of three data dimensions can be visualised: X-position (horizontal), Y-position (vertical)…

Small Multiples Are Quick and Easy

Knowledge @en

One of our previous posts discussed small multiples, i.e. a series of charts consisting of several small charts of the same type. It also describes conceptual considerations on typical application scenarios involving small multiples. This…

Founder Team

Markus Wolff

Silja Wolff

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Book tip: Big Data, Big Dupe

Are local reporting solutions useful?

"Book" tip: Interactive Dataviz lexicon

Portfolio Diagrams "reloaded"

Small Multiples Are Quick and Easy

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