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Jörg Decker, Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. 

Jörg Decker is a senior consultant and team leader in the Reporting and Information Design department at pmOne AG. In addition to consulting, he is also jointly responsible for the further development of OneBoard, an Excel add-in to create professional business charts in Excel based on the SUCCESS Rules. Under www.pro-chart.de, he regularly reports on current and interesting news from the field of Business Visualization. During the last several years, he has focused intensively on the topic of Corporate Information Design and has repeatedly given talks or held workshops.

 

Focus
+ Microsoft Business Intelligence
+ 7 years’ experience in the interface between Controlling and IT, and as project manager

 

Education
+ Industrial engineering degree from the TU Braunschweig, focusing on Controlling, corporate management, and Information Technology

 

 

HICHERT CERTIFIED CONSULTANT (HCC)
Mr. Decker has successfully completed training in the HICHERT®SUCCESSRules on the Design of Reports and Presentationsat HICHERT+PARTNER.
   
Work samples 
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The following work samples are by Jörg Decker.

 

 

 
   

Example 1

Time Accounts
This report visualizes the development in time accounts. They are intended to be viewed by hours per employee and the number of employees per category of working hours. The objective of the overview is to show how the trend in accrued deficit hours and overtime has shifted compared to the previous months. In future the peaks and the distribution should be reduced to a minimum. The time account index expresses this development in distribution and absolute height in the second row. Here the development of this product is visualized schematically as an area. The detailed information can be found in the lower third.
   

Before

 

Example 2

BCG Grafik
This before-and-after example is based on a BCG visualization taken from the article “Back to Mesopotamia.” This chart was thus reworked, making it obvious that other countries than Greece must carry out equally drastic so-called “haircuts” to achieve an acceptable level of government debt of 180% of GDP. The original visualization neither contained a message nor was it connected to the text of the article.

After