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  • Al D wrote a new blog post: When to use color - What’s it adding?   10 hours, 54 minutes ago

    It seems at though people love color (too many years of css mean I’ve given into the American spelling, I’m afraid). I do too, but it’s so easy as a designer to get pressurised into making things too colorful.

    What do I mean? Well, anyone who’s ever designed to a brief (or a hand wavy idea) [...]

  • Dan Kocis wrote a new blog post: Hello from Multivariate   4 days, 2 hours ago

    In this highly competitive environment I need to point out some differences that are really critical. I am focused on timestamped transactions from both WEBLOGS and OFFLINE Master files. For a Mortgage Originators’ inbound call center where TV ADS and WEB paid and natural keywords drive all activity while under dramatic media budget cuts. For [...]

  • Al D wrote a new blog post: Sparklines - relative changes   1 week, 3 days ago

    I’m pretty sold on most of what Stephen Few promotes, and have been following his advice by designing a dashboard with some sparklines (an Edward Tufte creation to show trends).

    Sparklines are a great way of  showing qualitative trends in data over time.  They work really well at giving an overview and they fit on one [...]

  • Al D wrote a new blog post: Your baby is fine   1 week, 6 days ago

    Maybe you have seen Little Britain. It’s a smash hit comedy sketch show in the UK, not to everyone’s taste but whenever I think about dashboards one of the sketches keeps coming back to me.

    A middle class couple with a nice house are going out for dinner and they are expecting a babysitter from an [...]

  • Al D updated the “Base” information on their profile   2 weeks ago

  • Al D wrote a new blog post: Creating dashboards - Why?   2 weeks ago

    I’m a multi-purpose designer (web, UI, print, you name it…) for a medium sized software house in the UK. We make specialised software which deals with transactions on behalf of the customer. Why does this matter? Because they want to know what’s going on.  All the time.

    Well, the customers used to just phone up and [...]

  • Charles Halden updated the “Base” information on their profile   3 weeks ago

  • Alec commented on the blog post 8 Dashboard Best Practices   3 weeks, 3 days ago

    The white paper is awesome. Simple and Clear introduction.

    I will print and hang the diagram on my workspace wall.

    Thanks!

  • Alec wrote a new blog post: Hello world!   1 month, 3 weeks ago

    Welcome to my Blog… and Thanks to Dashboard.org for providing this virtual space!

    If you are also passionate in persuing the “best” ways to measure performance and provide the right people, with the right information,

    If you are also in the quest to understand what Quality and Value mean, when servicing Customers (yes, capital “C”),

    If you also [...]

  • Andrew Ng wrote a new blog post: Why Yellow Clock?   1 month, 4 weeks ago

    The combination of the names of my favourite songs by ColdPlay…….”Yellow” and “Clock”. Simple Isnt It?

  • Uday wadavane updated the “Base” information on their profile   2 months ago

  • Bill Hollins updated the “Base” information on their profile   2 months, 1 week ago

  • Dashboard Guy wrote a new blog post: 8 Dashboard Best Practices   2 months, 3 weeks ago

    I found this diagram while researching dashboards for business intelligence. It’s from DM Review. According to this dashboard white paper, the 8 best practices of dashboards are:

    Benchmark KPI with Industry Standards
    Wrap the Metrics with Contextual Metadata
    Validate dashboard design by a Usability Specialist
    Rank Exception Alerts in Dashboards
    Enrich dashboards with Business User comments
    Present information in three different [...]

  • Hubert Lee wrote a new blog post: Why I Love Business Dashboards   2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Dashboards are like haikus. They force upon me a structure. You may think that’s bad, but it’s the best thing that can happen when I need to focus.

    I’m a busy guy. During the day, my mind is all over the place. I’ll open a browser to look something up and then the phone will ring, [...]

  • admin wrote a new blog post: How to Create your Blog   2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Here’s a step by step guide to creating your own blog on DASHBOARDS.org.

    Click on the “Sign Up” button located at the top of the page (or use this URL: http://dashboards.org/register ).
    Register for an account by choosing a username and entering your email address. Please provide your name and, if you wish, your company or association.
    Select a [...]

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