JuiceKit Sighted in Federal IT Dashboard
By Zach Gemignani
July 2, 2009
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We were excited to see that Federal CIO Vivek Kundra and his team used our open-source JuiceKit treemap on the recently released Federal IT Spending Dashboard.
While Tim O'Reilly mistakenly gave credit for all the visualizations to Fusion Charts, we know better. A mother always recognizes her baby. I bet Google also recognized their Motion Chart.
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Sanket Nadhani said:
Sorry Zach. Didn't mean to steal all the credit:) Probably Tim only saw the charts on the homepage and thought it was all FusionCharts. We are very much ready to share the credits.
Sanket
FusionCharts Team
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