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How visual mapping can be an antidote to project paralysis

Aug 7th, 2008 | By Chuck Frey | Category: Tips & Techniques

Dave Gray’s new book, Marks and Meaning, delves quite deeply into the business uses of visual information. In the process, he describes some common problems that many of us face. A case in point: The paralysis that is often caused by information overload, and the detrimental effect this can have on decision-making.

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How to use successive approximation to improve your visual maps

Aug 6th, 2008 | By Chuck Frey | Category: Tips & Techniques

Last week, I told you about Dave Gray’s fascinating new book about visual thinking, Marks and Meaning. Today, I’d live to dig a bit deeper, taking a closer look at a concept from it called “successive approximation” that can help you to become a better visual mapper.

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