Training --- DataViz - Data visualisation and reporting principles

DataViz – Data visualisation and reporting principles

To deliver business value, information should be tailored to the needs of the audience and presented in a way that is clear, understandable and engaging.

The aim of the training is to impart knowledge related to reporting. Participants will learn both the principles of selecting information content and how to present data in a way that is comprehensible to the recipient.

Practical tools related to report development processes will be the Value Based Design (VBD) methodology with the support of the International Business Communication Standards (IBCS) visualisation standards.

Training scope

  • Training scope
  • Making inferences from data
  • Misinformation
  • Principles of report design
  • Standardisation of data visualisation
  • Value Based Design
  • Practical examples of reports and visualisations
  • Practical exercises
  • Discussion of acquired knowledge and Cogit implementation experiences

Training audience

  • People responsible for creating reports
  • Analysts
  • Controlling

Training format

The training is planned as a seminar with a practical element (theoretical lectures combined with exercises) for a group of up to 12 people. Duration: 1 day – 8 lessons of 45 minutes each.

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    Training programme

    1. Making inferences from data

    An example of having data from different sources and potential ways of combining data in decision support will be presented.

    2. Misinformation

    Participants will be introduced to situations when information transfer is manipulated. Situations will be shown where a report or information message needs to be, restructured so that users are not presented with a distorted message.

    3. Principles of report design

    During this section, participants will learn the basic principles of report design:

    • The importance of context
    • Human perception and habits
    • Selection of chart type

    4. Value Based Design

    This section will provide participants with an overview of the methodology for selecting the information presented on reports. The methodology is based on well-defined steps leading from the collected requirements to the shape of the final report or management dashboard.

    5. Standardisation of data visualisation

    This section presents selected principles for building reports on the basis of the IBCS (International Business Communication Standards) study. The guidelines contained in this study are becoming more and more widely recognised, particularly in controlling, and are being implemented in leading reporting tools.

    6. Practical exercises

    Each participant will be given a set of hypothetical requirements and their task will be to lay out the content and design of the report. Once this has been done, the group will move on to a discussion of the work done, indicating good and bad practices applied.

    7. Discussion of acquired knowledge and Cogit implementation experiences

    The final part of the training will cover questions and practical approaches to reporting in different types of organisations.

    Trainer

    We ensure practitioners, not theoreticians.

    Hubert Kobierzewski
    Hubert works at Cogit as BI Practice Lead. He helps customers to gather their data and convert it into valuable information using Microsoft Data Platform technologies. For years he has been involved in wide range of Business Intelligence solutions – from gathering requirements, integration, data quality, data warehousing, to advanced analytical and reporting systems. He has carried out projects for many customers in Poland, Ireland, UK and Switzerland.Hubert manages two UG’s: Data Community Poland (Warsaw Chapter) and Warsaw Power BI User Group. In his spare time, he teaches DataViz on two universities: at Kozminski University, majoring in Big Data and Data Science in Management, and Warsaw University of Technology, Visual Data Analytics postgraduate program.

    Date

    A date will be set with the participants – once the minimum number of applications has been taken.

    Location

    • In the current situation (COVID), trainings take place online
    • In the case of a dedicated training or gathering a group interested in a different location – the place can be determined individually

    Price

    Training price: 960 pln + VAT.  (Price includes: participation in on-line classes, training materials).

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