The Big Book of Dashboards presents a comprehensive reference for those tasked with building or overseeing the development of business dashboards.

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Steve and Andy talk with Matt Francis and Emily Kund on the Tableau Wanna Be Podcast

Interworks Podcast Your Data

Jeff and Steve talk with David Pires from Interworks on the Podcast Your Data podcast.

PolicyViz Podcast

Steve and Jeff talk with Jon Schwabish on the PolicyViz podcast.

Business Intelligence Podcast

Andy talks with Philipp Gloeckler on the Business ntelligence podcast.

Manager Mojo

Steve and Andy join the Manager Mojo Podcast

"The Big Book of Dashboards provides a solid treatment of the fundamentals of data visualization, but the numerous examples are what set this book apart. The comments from the authors after each chapter remind the reader that creating influential dashboards is both a science and an art. This book will spend more time on my desk than on my shelf—incredibly practical."
—Jeffrey Camm, Inmar Presidential Chair, Associate Dean of Business Analytics, Wake Forest School of Business

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Irish News

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Global Marketing Alliance

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"Some books about visualization focus on principles and guidelines, but they don't devote enough pages to explain how to apply them to the design of complex, multi-section displays, like business dashboards. This book is the opposite of that. While the book contains an introduction to data visualization fundamentals, it is the numerous examples of real dashboards that sets it apart.If you've ever found yourself stuck when creating a dashboard, you will likely find a solution here."
—Alberto Cairo, author of The Truthful Art: Data, Charts, and Maps for Communication