Speaking at TechEd 2010 on “How to Select the Right Chart for your Data”

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Tech Ed 2010 - Conference by MicrosoftI have come to Bangalore to attend the TechEd 2010 conference by Microsoft. Today (April 13th), I will be speaking on “How to select the right chart for your data”. A short talk telling people how to choose the correct chart based on the message they want to convey. [You can see the schedule and profile here.]

I will share the presentation, video (if possible) with all of you once I come back from Bangalore. Meanwhile pls. note that I will be slow in replying to comments / email.

PS: Here is my visiting card which I made for this.

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