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Press releases Press releases 20. February 2017 Partner program of Bissantz for the BI software DeltaMaster on the road to success At the end of 2016, Bissantz & Company launched a new partner program for the [...] Read more
Bissantz ponders Bissantz ponders 8. January 2019 Dashboard or Trashboard? Adored by the software industry and hated by visualization experts – those colorful little controlling speedometers that are supposed to, at a glance, tell executives whether the company is headed [...] Read more
Bissantz ponders Bissantz ponders 6. March 2009 Your circles disturb me I don’t recommend drawing circles. In a best case scenario, your readers will pull out their rulers to confirm their suspicions. One prominent botch job was placed in a forum and was promptly ripped [...] Read more
Bissantz ponders Bissantz ponders 26. October 2007 Beautiful evidence for debating executive salaries Management salaries are a hot topic nowadays. The usual “evidence”, however, is either manipulated in one direction or the other. Good information design can help make the discussion more objective [...] Read more
Bissantz ponders 21. September 2007 Can we steer banks like cars? Sachsen LB could have at least tried to. Their board of directors trusted a few traffic lights. They were usually green, but now all German taxpayers see is red. The unexpected sale of Sachsen LB must [...] Read more
Bella consults Bella consults 30. August 2007 Good information designers are deaf Dogs hear quite well. Sometimes they read minds. Some designers think: "What boring numbers. It's nothing to write home about." Others believe: "If there is nothing to illustrate, what am I a designer [...] Read more
Bissantz ponders Bissantz ponders 13. July 2007 Galileo, the world’s first information designer (Art and data analysis, Part II) Galileo Galilei discovered geometry and eventually mathematics through art. Lodovico Cigoli, a friend and fellow painter, once compared him to Michelangelo. Galileo’s drawing of the moon surface, for [...] Read more
Bissantz ponders 6. April 2007 Interview with Professor Dr. Rolf Hichert A vehement advocate for good information visualization, Professor Dr. Rolf Hichert has successfully spent the past few years preaching his doctrine at controller conventions and seminars throughout Germany [...] Read more
Bissantz ponders Bissantz ponders 23. March 2007 Ivy League Rock and Roll - A day with Edward Tufte Edward Tufte, the world’s most renowned visualization expert, holds legendary information design seminars up to 40 times a year. I recently was among the hundreds that flock to each of his live performances [...] Read more
Bissantz ponders 6. November 2006 Rediscovering slowness in today's fast-paced information society Word-sized graphics transform the way we work with numbers and data. Slowing down for evidence In "The Discovery of Slowness" Sten Nadolny tells the real-life story of the seaman, Sir John Franklin [...] Read more
Bissantz ponders 6. November 2006 Good reporting is boring Appearance is not everything – in information design, at least. Forget multiple colors, 3D views, speedometers and hyperactive interfaces. It’s the content that makes reports really exiting, especially [...] Read more