Free Biz Resources: Visualization Tools for Business Research

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The document summarizes free online visualization tools for business research. It outlines tools for international data like Hans Rosling TED talks on statistics, Google Public Data Explorer, and World Bank data. Finance tools include Yahoo! Finance, Google Domestic Trends, and NY Times business markets. Marketing and demographic tools include the NY Times Mapping America project, Gallup consumer spending index, and Duke University advertising collections. Contact information is provided for the authors.

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Free Biz Resources:
Visualization Tools for
Business Research
Annis Lee Adams & Margot Hanson
ladams@ggu.edu | mhanson@ggu.edu
Golden Gate University

Internet Librarian | October 24, 2012

Outline
● International Data
○ Hans Rosling TEDtalk
○ Google Public Data Explorer
○ World Bank Data
● Finance
○ Yahoo! Finance
○ Google Domestic Trends
○ NY Times Business Day: Markets
● Marketing & Demographics
○ NY Times: Mapping America Project
○ Gallup Economy: Consumer Spending Index
○ Duke University Library Digital Collections:
Advertising

Hans Rosling:
Stats that reshape your worldview

World Bank Data:
Ease of doing business index

NY Times: Mapping America Project
View More Maps > Income

Duke University Library Digital Collections
> Advertising

Thank you!

Annis Lee Adams & Margot Hanson
ladams@ggu.edu | mhanson@ggu.edu

Handout: http://bit.ly/freebizhandout
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1. Free Biz Resources: Visualization Tools for Business Research Annis Lee Adams & Margot Hanson ladams@ggu.edu | mhanson@ggu.edu Golden Gate University Internet Librarian | October 24, 2012

2. Outline ● International Data ○ Hans Rosling TEDtalk ○ Google Public Data Explorer ○ World Bank Data ● Finance ○ Yahoo! Finance ○ Google Domestic Trends ○ NY Times Business Day: Markets ● Marketing & Demographics ○ NY Times: Mapping America Project ○ Gallup Economy: Consumer Spending Index ○ Duke University Library Digital Collections: Advertising

3. International Data

4. Hans Rosling: Stats that reshape your worldview

5. Google Public Data Explorer

6. World Bank Data: Ease of doing business index

7. Finance

8. Yahoo! Finance

9. Google Domestic Trends

10. NY Times > Business > Markets

11. Marketing & Demographics

12. NY Times: Mapping America Project View More Maps > Income

13. Gallup > Economy

14. Duke University Library Digital Collections > Advertising

15. Thank you! Annis Lee Adams & Margot Hanson ladams@ggu.edu | mhanson@ggu.edu Handout: http://bit.ly/freebizhandout Slides: http://bit.ly/freebizppt

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