My Most Popular Posts from 2013

I’m a bit of a stats guy. I like playing with numbers to understand things better. As I look at the most popular posts from the past year, I can’t say that I’m entirely surprised. There’s a big amount of Big Data going on. Tried and true posts like my disdain for Microsoft Access 2007 seem to have some staying power, and I’m not exactly shocked that my Breaking Bad interview with Jonathan Banks got some play.

Without further ado, here they are in descending order of popularity:

Big Data and Teenage Sex
Reporting vs. Analytics
Looking for Data Visualization Case Studies for My Next Book
The Myth of the Data Scientist
My Interview with Jonathan Banks of Breaking Bad
Visualizing Health Care Data
Social Networking in the Workplace
Three Ways Writers Evolve Over Time
Why Microsoft Access 2007 Sucks
Book Trailer for The Visual Organization
Netflix, Big Data, and the Big Leap of Faith
Refine Your Data the Google Way
George Orwell and Why I Write

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