From understanding and cleansing “dirty data” to some free and not-so free platforms to develop sophisticated visualizations, an ABA TechShow panel offered tips for creating data-driven visuals.
February 27, 2020 at 01:30 PM
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Pie charts are great. But deeper insights and compelling visuals can be gained by leveraging more advanced platforms.
At the “Picture This: Data Visualization for Lawyers” session of the ABA TechShow 2020 conference in Chicago, Intapp’s strategic research senior manager Jennifer Roberts and University of Wisconsin Law School law library public services assistant director Kris Turner offered some best practices to help law firms present and organize their data.
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