Later remembered as "the map that made a nation cry", it depicts Napoleon's failed invasion of Russia in 1812. The wide tan swath shows his Grande Armée, almost half a million strong, marching East to Moscow; the black trickle shows the few who straggled back. It's an elegant fusion of geography, time, and temperature into a single statement of military disaster.

Using modern tools of analysis, it is our goal today to create graphics of similar concision and power, but rather than the domain of war our scope ranges from business intelligence to healthcare quality.
We believe that in our modern society, it is not the data that is lacking, but the interpretation thereof. At Pluvid, we offer a complete, tailored analysis of your data, including expertise on how to interpret and present your results.