Seeing data presented this way is still a rare event yet showing changes across a period of time in motion rather than a series of static charts can deliver a much clearer perspective.
Techcrunch has an interesting article: How We Hate NBC’s Olympic Coverage: A Statistical Breakdown.
The statistics are coming from a couple of different ‘Sentiment Analysis’ services that track what people are saying about brands online. What’s interesting is how easy it has been for these services to gather the data…
Hot on the heels of announcing the new PowerPivot for Excel at the SharePoint conference recently, Microsoft’s Live Labs have announced another new tool with a very similar name: Pivot. So it seems we have PowerPivot for Excel and Pivot for the web. There’s no mention of whether or not the products are technically related [...]
So much for publishing soundbites during the recent SharePoint 2009 Conference. What can I say, I got distracted Here’s a delayed one. Microsoft announced a new product at the conference that has been going under the codename Project Gemini – PowerPivot PowerPivot is being released as an add-on component to Excel 2010 (licensing not available [...]
