Podcasts about periscopic

In this episode we talk about iPhone zooms getting much, much better (but you won't like how long you're gonna have to wait) and lots more!

One of the hottest topics in business today is finding effective ways to connect with others by sharing compelling stories. Whether it’s building the brand, closing the sale, or presenting to the board, many professionals and organizations are spending time and effort improving their storytelling abilities. Often, stories in business include data, and that presents a hurdle for many: How to present complex data in a way that helps the audience easily understand. That’s where data visualization comes in. Skye Moret is a data visualizer at Periscopic in Portland, Oregon, and joins us today to discuss the many ways data visualization helps professionals tell compelling stories. Learn how the William and Mary Center for Corporate Education can help you and your organization develop your top talent through customized executive education and professional development programs. Visit us at www.wmleadership.com. Thank you for listening.

On this week's episode of The PolicyViz Podcast, I chat with Kim Rees, who is Co-founder and Head of Visualization at the data visualization firm Periscopic. You may know Kim from her great work at Periscopic, her talk at the... The post Episode #64: Kim Rees appeared first on PolicyViz.

On this week's episode of The PolicyViz Podcast, I chat with Kim Rees, who is Co-founder and Head of Visualization at the data visualization firm Periscopic. You may know Kim from her great work at Periscopic, her talk at the... The post Episode #64: Kim Rees appeared first on PolicyViz.

Happy 50th Birthday Podcast! In this episode, it's all about the guests & conversation! We talk about our all time favorite vizzes that are HOF-worthy, on each guests' opinion. We make birthday wishes & hope they come true. A big thank you to everyone who listens, shares, & makes this something Emily gets super excited for & something that makes Matt a celebrity is his own mind. The HOF'ers Emily's Pick Gun Deaths visualized by Periscopic http://guns.periscopic.com/?year=2013 Andy K Infectious Deaths from the WSJ Sasha The gun problem we don't mention through the reviz problem by Matt Chambers. Paul Banoub's Pick. Nisa Mara's Shark Viz Alex Whisky family tree Fi Chris Love's Andy C Joseph Priestly chart of biology Matt Jon Snow's Cholera Map

We have two fantastic guests to talk about using visualization for the good. We have on stage: Kim Rees co-founder of Periscopic, a data visualization company guided by the motto: "do good with data," and Jake Porway, founder of Data Kind, an organization that brings together data scientists and social organizations. We discuss the challenges of working in this world of big data opportunities and the risks and potentially negative implications of using big data.

In our first Data Stories hangout, ten people joined and more followed the stream off-line. We really enjoyed the hangout; it was a fantastic experiment full of interesting questions and comments. Among others, we had Kim Rees from Periscopic, Benjamin Wiederkehr from Interactive Things, Santiago Ortiz, Stephen Boyd, Miska Knapek, Wes Grubbs from Pitch Interactive, Karen Doore from UT Dallas, Yuri Engelhardt and Jim Vallandingham on the show. Quite a mixture! We hope you enjoy the conversation!