Kenya Coconut Production Presentation by Dr. Lalith Perera
Data stories - how to combine the power storytelling with effective data visualization
1. DATA
STORIES
Creating compelling
stories with data
Effectively combining
Storytelling, Data
Visualisation and
business reporting
February 24, 2014
Prepared by: Miriam Gilbert
Storytelling with Numbers
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In business settings, the best stories are those that focus on real people. Yes, even a presentation or report with lots of facts and data is still about real people.
Take the example of an innovative residential construction project and you are reporting on a feasibility study. That project relates to people: those who are going to live there, those how are going to be neighbours, the development and construction teams, stakeholders in the community and so on.
Depending on the most important point you want to make, you can pick any of these people and create a persona around them – give them a name, opinions and tell the STORY of how their lives will be impacted. Maybe select “a day in the life of the construction worker or future tenant
In business settings, the best stories are those that focus on real people. Yes, even a presentation or report with lots of facts and data is still about real people.
Take the example of an innovative residential construction project and you are reporting on a feasibility study. That project relates to people: those who are going to live there, those how are going to be neighbours, the development and construction teams, stakeholders in the community and so on.
Depending on the most important point you want to make, you can pick any of these people and create a persona around them – give them a name, opinions and tell the STORY of how their lives will be impacted. Maybe select “a day in the life of the construction worker or future tenant