Occam's Razor

APRIL 19, 2010

"What is the difference between a metric and a key performance indicator (KPI)?" Key Performance Indicators. Key Performance Indicator: Key performance indicators (KPI's) are metrics. " "What is a dimension in analytics?" Dimensions.

Metrics 138

Metrics Key Performance Indicator KPI Business Objectives 138

datapine

OCTOBER 14, 2020

Dashboards are used within the business intelligence (BI) environment, creating a link between managers and the company’s strategy, allowing departments to collaborate more effectively, and enabling employees to perform with an increased productivity level. You may link to another dashboard tab or even to an external website or resource.

Dashboards 235

Dashboards Interactive Reporting KPI 235

Occam's Razor

JANUARY 12, 2015

A very special type of metric is designated to be a Key Performance Indicator (KPI). In order for you to really truly understand what is happening to your business, your customers and the yummy business outcomes, you need to be able to segment the data. You need to slice! You need to dice! You need to drill!

Analytics 150

Analytics Slice and Dice KPI Metrics 150

Occam's Razor

JANUARY 31, 2017

Ten years, and the 944,357 words, are proof that I love purposeful data, collecting it, pouring smart strategies into analyzing it, and using the insights identified to transform organizations. Too many bars, inside them too many slices, odd color choices, all end up with this question: what the heck's going on here?

Visualization 148

Visualization IT Strategy Key Performance Indicator 148

Occam's Razor

JANUARY 7, 2014

" In service of analysis the job includes: Pulling data, segmentation, slicing and dicing, drilling-up, drilling-down, drilling-around, modeling, creating unique datasets, answering business questions, writing requirements for data sources and structures for Reporting Squirrels to work with IT teams to create, etc.

Data-driven 140

Data-driven Consulting Reporting Marketing 140

Jet Global

MAY 1, 2023

Let’s just give our customers access to the data. You’ve settled for becoming a data collection tool rather than adding value to your product. While data exports may satisfy a portion of your customers, there will be many who simply want reports and insights that are available “out of the box.”

Analytics 52

Analytics Cost-Benefit Visualization Dashboards 52