With Super Bowl LI behind us, it is time for a forecasting post-mortem. It was a historic game for the Patriots. They now have the distinction of being the only team to play in 9 Super Bowls, the only team to win in overtime and the only team to make such a big comeback in…
Predicting Super Bowl LI: 7 Examples of Story Telling Visualizations + the Prediction (Part 3 of 4)
Super Bowl LI is just two days away. It’s time to make a prediction. This is the third article in the series. There is a prediction in this article and it’s close to the bottom if you want to rush down there to see what it is. In my first article “Predicting Super Bowl LI:…
Predicting Super Bowl LI: 5 Rules for Dashboard Visualizations (Part 2)
With Super Bowl LI just a few days away, this article will expand on the Visualization lessons from my previous article, “Predicting Super Bowl LI: 4 Quick Lessons in Data Visualization (Part 1)“, to include my 5 rules for building dashboard visualization. Our ultimate objective is to use visualizations to help us predict the results…
Predicting Super Bowl LI: 4 Quick Lessons in Data Visualization (Part 1)
As Super Bowl LI, that’s 51 for the Roman Numerally challenged, rapidly approaches, millions of people are looking forward to the big game. Chief among these people are the diehard fans of the Atlanta Falcons and the New England Patriots. But there are also NFL fans, football fans, sports fans and so many among us…
How IBM Interactive Experience serve up an immersive Wimbledon experience to fans
For 25 years IBM has been supporting the All England Lawn Tennis Club and The Championships in its mission to be the premiere tennis tournament in the world. We do that by continuously innovating, by not being afraid to demonstrate how technology can add to the fan experience while never detracting from it. Video Transcription…