The free "InMap" tool that is part of LinkedIn is pretty cool...
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inMap example within LinkedIn Labs
Click on the first screenshot below to see larger images...
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All of my connections on LinkedIn |
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The orange people are those grouped around the NBS side of things |
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The blue people seem to be the UK BIM gang (lower down in purple) is the international BIM gang |
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...and on the edge of the visualisation are small clusters of connections with smaller correlations |
Quite an interesting thing to have a play about with if anyone has a spare 10 minutes.
Within
NBS Create we have a basic visualisation view that allows the user to visualise a particular system. I can only see this sort of visual user interface becoming more and more common as we all need to understand structured data in as easily as possible.
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Visualise the structured information in your specification |
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