Unleash the Power of Kiviat Charts

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Contributed by: Vyom Bhuta
The best graphical or visual representation of complex concepts and data can be communicated through Kiviat charts. In addition, Kiviat charts provide quick focus on the areas that are in most need of attention and can be customized to use different scales and to represent various problems. This deliverable will help you get smart on what a Kiviat chart is and how to use it properly.

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