As we detailed in our previous blog, Data Visualization History, people have been visualizing data for centuries. The ability to visualize large complex data sets quickly and easily is relatively new. With the introduction of
The graphical representation of data, data visualization, has been happening for a long time. Where has it been and where is it going will be presented in this blog and one to follow shortly. Here
The turbulence brought on by COVID-19 has disrupted commercial strategies. Companies have been experiencing launch delays, access barriers, demand and supply disruption, salesforce adjustment and suspended in-person promotion. HCPs have disruption in patient visits, treatments
Sometimes the day-to-day nitty-gritty of your job can feel narrow or run-of-the-mill. Step back and consider these inspiring actuarial statistics about your chosen profession, and realize you made the right choice! One of the most
Cheating on time cards or cheating on a drug test are considered criminal activity. Employer concern about employees cheating on their work schedule when they work remotely is not criminal but does it negatively impact
Defining Consumer Insights versus Shopper Insights comes down to who is the focus of the research being done? Are you analyzing the person making the purchase decision, the shopper, or are you assessing the person
