Is the Dashboard Dying? - Business Tips - Productivity
Summary
Some of the annoying issues with dashboards are that they constantly change user processes, learn new skills, and dig through comprehensive data too frequently with too many unconnected insights. We see great dashboards with utilities wanting to measure usage, emergency rooms that must monitor supplies and patient diagnoses, warehousing coordination of thousands of items, truck deliveries, and customers. Dashboards may let employees quickly get real-time information, make choices, perform an action and repeat the ongoing processes of a business. Second, asynchronous shared dashboards keep teams aware of vital but less urgent information depending on their particular processes. A dashboard might help salespeople receive a quick snapshot of their quota progress or which accounts to follow up with when they first log into their CRM.
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