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What is the ROI of a dashboard – Part II – The Point of No Return
In the previous post I talked about the definition of ROI for a dashboard which is Time spent on developing an automated dashboard / Time spent on developing it manually Now consider an example of developing an Employee Hours dashboard where you want to track the number of hours spent ...
What should be the purpose of a dashboard ?
What do you think should be the purpose of a dashboard? At the very least a dashboard should Inform • Sales dashboard informs the user on revenue, KPI etc • HSE dashboard informs the user on safety incidents , actions etc • Use visuals and text to Inform Clarify • ...
What is the ROI of a dashboard ? – Part I – The Return
Not an easy question to answer, is it. Subjective terms like "better insights" or "improving decision making" don't really cut it as they cannot be measured Ideally you would want the dashboard that you have developed to increase revenue/decrease costs/reduce risk. But once again it is hard to quantify such ...
What do you do when someone shares a Power BI report with you ?
If you have never used Power BI, you fumble around trying to make sense of it and waste 30min of your life and then give up. What if I showed you a technique to browse a Power BI report efficiently and make your life easier. It’s called the FBI technique ...
Which suburb in Brisbane has the highest number of mobile speed cameras ?
No one likes speed cameras. Especially when they are not clearly marked (fixed). So wouldn't it be nice to know the location of mobile speed cameras in your suburb ? Interact with this dashboard to get to know the location of speed cameras in your suburb. And also the answer ...
Strategic colouring in Power BI-Part 8: Transforming a stacked column chart to highlight individual series
This is the eighth post in the Strategic colouring in Power BI series. Links to all the posts can be found here https://capstoneanalytics.com.au/master-post-for-strategic-colouring-articles/ Stacked column charts are hard to visualise especially when you have more than four "stacks" and if one of them predominates its harder to visualise even with ...