Datawrapper Launches Vizdium: Free Data Visualisation for Non-Analysts
Datawrapper, a renowned Berlin-based company specialising in simple, browser-based data visualisation tools, has launched Vizdium, a free data exploration and visualisation platform for non-analysts. Vizdium was designed to make data analysis accessible and engaging for all users.
Vizdium, introduced as a free module by Datawrapper, allows users to toggle through options to highlight different kinds of information and insights before downloading the visualisation. It automatically analyses uploaded CSV files and suggests data visualisations or allows custom selections.
A report from Forrester Consulting Group found that data-driven companies are 58% more likely to exceed revenue goals. Eugene Woo, CEO and Founder of our platform, stated that Vizdium enables everyone to be a data analyst through automation. It eliminates the need to master complex BI tools and lowers barriers to entry for data analysis. Vizdium allows users to generate custom charts and gain insights quickly and easily without learning complex tools. It automates data visualisation and makes it accessible to non-technical users through a gamified interface. Business professionals using spreadsheets can use Vizdium to simplify data analytics and gain unique insights.
While Vizdium is no longer actively available as a standalone public product, its innovative approach to data visualisation has left a significant impact. DOMO predicts that insight-driven companies, like those empowered by tools like Vizdium, could take $1.8 trillion from their less-informed peers in 2021. Datawrapper continues to focus on its core Chart, Map, and Table tools, but the legacy of Vizdium lives on in its commitment to making data analysis accessible and engaging for all.
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