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Discover how to create effective dashboards using SharePoint's out-of-the-box web parts. This session guides you through the process of integrating real-time data from various sources into a cohesive dashboard. Learn about key concepts, examples, and step-by-step methods to build dashboards that cater to your organization’s specific needs. Enhance your decision-making by combining data, context, and user actions effectively. Visit my blog for further insights and Twitter updates for more SharePoint tips!
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Creating Simple Dashboards Using Out of the Box Web Parts Jennifer Mason
About me… • Blog: • http://blogs.sharepoint911.com/blogs/jennifer • Twitter: @jennifermason • Skype: RackspaceJenn
The Technical Definition • Dashboard is a term now being used generally to refer to a web technology based page on which real time information is collated from various sources in the business. The metaphor of a dashboard is adopted here to emphasize the nature of the data being displayed on the page, it is a real-time analysis as to how a business is operating, just like on an automobile dashboard real time information is displayed about the performance of that vehicle.
The Real World • Data + Context = Action • Give users the right data with the right context and guide them to the right action.
The Real World • The story you deliver is unique to your organization. • What is right for you “depends”. • MANY Options! • Crawl – Walk - Run
Don’t Re-Invent the Wheel • Know what you can do Out of the Box • Don’t miss what you can do simply because you are focused only on the end goal.
Session Agenda • Dashboards • Examples • Creating Dashboard
SharePoint Dashboards • Combine Different Items to create dashboards • SharePoint has • Pages • List & Library Web Parts • Functional Web Parts • Excel Services Web Parts • Visio Services Web Parts
Building the Dashboard • Create Lists • Create List Associations (Lookup Columns) • Create Custom Views • Create Page • Add & Configure Web Parts on Page • Configure Web Part Connections
Values entered in one list, provide the drop down choices for a column in another list.
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