TALKIN' ABOUT DATA

I AM

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Hello,

I'm Filippo Mastroianni

Data Driven Journalism, Data Visualization, dashboards and analytics.

Tableau Desktop Certified Professional, Tableau Ambassador, Former Tableau Featured Author.

As Data Visualization Specialist, Filippo helps organizations make data driven decisions. He worked in different sectors, helping clients make sense of their data and embraces a new analytical culture. He has also several years of experience in online and print media as data journalist, designing engaging graphics and writing news stories for Il Sole24Ore and other media organizations. He has ability to pitch and write balanced, informative and compelling news stories to tight deadlines, remaining calm under pressure. Filippo uses Alteryx for ETL, data cleansing and data manipulation.

Filippo knows how to find stories and value in data and how to visualize them, trying to give voice to the numbers and the stories they have to tell. Even if his analytical background is important, his design skills help him to communicate his intuitions to others in an effective way.

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Education
Università degli Studi

Bachelor degree of Science in Communication

Politecnico di Milano

Architectural Engineering

Liceo Scientifico A.Banfi

A-Level Scientific Lyceum


Experience
Senior Consultant
Data Visualization Specialist

The Information Lab Italia

Data Journalist

Il Sole24Ore

Gazzetta dello Sport

Marketing Specialist

AudioNova Italia


My Skills
Data Visualization
Tableau
Alteryx
Data Analysis

11

Viz of the Day

124

Vizzes on Tableau Public

Several

Dashboards published on Il Sole24Ore

Several

Illustrations Made

WHAT CAN I DO

Analytics

I help organizations make data-driven decisions.

Business Consultancy

I use Tableau and Alteryx to help companies make sense of data.

Dashboard Design

I create valuable and engaging dashboards.

Data Journalism

I write news stories and design dataviz suitable for use in Journalism.

Illustrations

I use graphic software to improve my viz with icons and illustrations.

It's All About Data

Everything revolves around data, and more so every day. My work too.


WHY FREE DATA

"Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two makes four. If that is granted, all else follows"

___ George Orwell, 1984 ___

WHY DEVELOP NEW SKILLS

“Every skill you don’t have leaves a whole class of stories out of your reach. And data stories are usually the ones that are hiding in plain sight.”

___ Scott Klein ___

BE A JOURNALIST IN A DATA DRIVEN WORLD

"But having an open data portal doesn’t automatically make you a haven of freedom – even Bahrain and Saudi Arabia now have open data portals. [...] This is where data journalists come in – by exposing and interrogating the data, we can test how accurate it is, mash it up with other datasets to produce results that tell you something new about the news.

___ Simon Rogers ___
SOME OF WORK
All on the blog Il Sole 24 Ore Viz of the Day Tableau Tutorials Datablog

How parties voted the proposed Constitution

After the first exit polls, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi announced on a midnight press conference his resignation the next day. In his speech, Renzi assumed a full responsibility for the referendum defeat.

 In accordance with Article 138 of the Constitution, a referendum was called because the constitutional law had not been approved by a qualified majority of two-thirds in each house of parliament in the second vote. The constitutional referendum rejected the law by 59.11% of the votes, meaning the constitutional reform will not come into effect.

But how we arrived to the constitutional referendum?

The proposals passed both the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate six time, three for each house. After that Renzi announced that he would hold a referendum to secure the endorsement of the Italian people for the change.

This is how italian parties voted the proposal.
Click below and go to the interactive Viz!

History of italian referendum

Today is the day. We are going to vote on the costitutional referendum in Italy. I decided to create some datavizzes on this occasion. The first one is a brief history of italian referendum, from 1974 to the last one on oil and natural gas drilling, that was held in Italy on 17 April 2016.

 I'm very proud because this is the first dataviz I can publish on the site of one of the main italian newspapers. I'm talking about Il Sole24Ore, an Italian national daily business newspaper. With is InfoData Blog, Il Sole24Ore is trying to give a space to data journalism. This is the link: http://www.infodata.ilsole24ore.com/2016/12/04/litalia-referendum-dal-1974-oggi-tutti-numeri/

Waiting for the results of this key moment for my country, this is my dataviz about italian referendum.
Click below and go to the interactive Viz!

That is all on Data

Contact Me
Milan, Italy
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