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FVC2329
Data Visualization Made Easy: Unlocking Your Inner Artist
Date
November 7, 2023
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: 2023 AICPA & CIMA Forensic & Valuation Services Conference
You don’t need to go to art school to learn how to design your first dashboard. In this session, learn some of the fundamental concepts that will allow you to design and develop your first business intelligence report. Understanding key “data viz” concepts will enable you to tell stories with your data, an important element in delivering insights and information to visual learners. Take your expert reports and exhibits to the next level with data visualization.
Learning Objectives
- Evaluate the landscape of applications and tools for implementing data visualization
- Apply best practices of effective data visualization to clearly and concisely present complex data
- Apply basic concepts that will equip you with the skills to start your data visualization journey
Speaker
Senior Manager, Forensic Accounting & Data Analytics, EisnerAmper
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