Sometimes, it takes a good visual to explain a complex set of data, but you don’t need a design degree to make that happen.

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Finatical Software, the real-time Excel-based reporting solution for QuickBooks Online users, today announced a significant product release featuring expanded report template options, new multi-entity ...

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If you’ve ever tried to make a diagram or flowchart in Microsoft Word or Excel and it didn’t work, that’s probably because ...

Henry Gantt's management theory balances completed work with pending tasks using visual charts, task bonuses and workforce motivation for productivity.

AI has the potential to transform life sciences commercialization, but only if we design it around people. Machines bring ...

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The PLQS Award is an innovative program developed to systematically recognize and support quality improvement and patient safety activities among hospitalists and clinicians. It addresses the ...

The degree to which someone trusts the information depicted in a chart can depend on their assumptions about who made the data visualization, according to a pair of studies by MIT researchers.

Jennifer Ludden is a correspondent on NPR's National Desk where she covers housing, homelessness, poverty and inequality. She tells stories of people struggling with the country's massive shortage of ...