BI Analyst's Blog

Last month I had a great experience in the plank challenge! Despite the fact that I did not achieve the goal (100 minutes in 30 days), I did something more important for myself: I made a habit of doing the plank every day and till today I stick to this rule. This challenge was inspired by Kate Strachnyi  and initiated by  Laura Strudeman  who achieved the goal in this challenge and who did a great Tableau viz . I decided to make my own too: In this dashboard, I applied the new Action 'Change Set Values' that was implemented based on two sets: by the person and by date. It allows comparing the challenge progress speed among competitors over time. This analysis was inspired by materials from Tableau Conference 2018 . 

Transforming data into action allows to save the lives of people. Occasionally a simple report that you can do by a couple of hours can become a powerfull tool for raising important problems and determining the course of action. So it happened with the malaria's data by Zambia. I can not turn a blind eye to the world's problem (especially when it's related to the life of children) so I've decided to create a report. The more we talk about it, the more chance to draw attention to this problem - there is more chance to save children's lives and hope for the future.  Data analysis is a sort of journalistic investigation in the course of which you can find a lot of interesting facts. This topic is not an exception and that's what I've find out: Eight visionary companies created a stack of technology solutions that allowed health workers  quickly access reliable data and make informed decisions  Since 2014 malaria starts rapidly decrease aft