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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://edw2023fall.datav
 ersity.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=157&proposalid=14528\nDashboards are visua
 l tools that tell stories through data and generate actionable insights tha
 t help an organization achieve its goals. However, building a dashboard doe
 s not guarantee its adoption. Roughly 25% of employees actively use BI/Anal
 ytics tools, and this number has not gone up much in the last 7-8 years, ev
 en though 50% of data and analytics leaders say BI/Analytics usage has incr
 eased by a lot.\n\nThere are many reasons why the adoption rate stays so lo
 w – Misaligned Metrics, Bad Visuals, Overwhelming Pages, Slow Changin
 g data, Lack of Training, etc. A great dashboard requires strategic plannin
 g and design thinking. Knowing your audience helps you determine what KPIs/
 data you need; knowing what story you want to tell helps you identify 
 which visualization type to use. An effective design helps you tell a 
 compelling story and leads to better adoption.\n\nIn this session, we will 
 cover three key areas of creating an effective Dashboard:\n\n
 What kind of Dashboard do I need – Operational, Analytical, Strategic
 , or Ad-hoc?\n	What visualization(s) should I use to convey the message?\n
 How should I design the layout of the dashboard so it's easy to follow?
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DTSTART:20230919T101500
SUMMARY:Dashboard Design Guidelines
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LOCATION: See Description
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