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Dead on Arrival: The AI Dashboard Problem

Three prompts, three dashboards, and what the analytics practitioner still has to bring to the table in the age of AI-driven visual analytics.

Are My Dashboarding Days Numbered? An Early Test of Claude Design

Claude Design just launched. Here's what the design-to-code pipeline actually does in the world of visual analytics, business intelligence and dashboarding.

Kill the Lecture: What Four AI Agents Concluded About the Future of Higher Education

I asked a Claude-powered four AI agent team to debate the future of higher education using the Socratic method. Here's how it works and why it produces sharper strategic insight than a single prompt.

The Big Business Intelligence Squeeze

What the disruption of traditional BI tools means for analytics professionals and the skills that will matter on the other side.

Onboarding AI: Why the Semantic Layer Matters

Giving AI the context it needs so it stops making up numbers at the worst possible time.

Colour as Strategy and Aesthetics: What the Bureau of Meteorology’s Radar Teaches About Data Visualisation

An ill-fated radar redesign reminds us that colour decisions are never cosmetic, they define how data is read and believed.

How to Do Reasonably Well in Data Visualisation Competitions

A practical guide distilled from multiple top ten qualifications in Tableau's Iron Viz.

MCP and the reshaping of data visualisation & business intelligence

Model context protocol may have a huge impact on the domain of insight retrieval

The Tableau vs Power BI debate is largely a waste of time

The choice of business intelligence tool probably doesn't matter as much as you might think it does

Reboot of The Datavist Newsletter

I'm back! I think!