Are you a "dashboard leader?" Check Aberdeen's research

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April 2014     Dear Alejandro, You have dashboards?  Great!  They're a key user interface for business intelligence users.  But are you getting as much value from dashboards as the leading practitioners? According to this Aberdeen Group research - based on 147 responses to their 2013 agile analytics survey - dashboard Leaders: "...get more from their dashboard investments by providing a richer end-user experience and accelerating the dashboard development cycle." Read the details of this research, offered through this installment of Charting your Analytical Future, and you'll discover: What dashboard Leaders can do that Followers can't The benefits - to IT and business users - of being a dashboard Leader The IT behaviors that support great dashboards and empower users Three actions you can take to make the most of your dashboard investments Thanks for subscribing to Charting Your Analytical Future!  This is your newsletter.  If you have topics you'd like us to cover or have comments about the content we bring you, please let us know at chethanshetty@in.ibm.com. About Charting Your Analytical Future Update your subscription Subscribe | Unsubscribe | Contact the Editor   Share this Send to a friend Download the report now Aberdeen says that "...simply having dashboards and using them effectively and efficiently is not necessarily the same thing."  Download and read this report today and discover what it takes to get maximum value from your dashboards.   For more insight on this important topic view our recent on-demand webinar to discover how you can use visualization and other advanced BI capabilities to get more from reports and dashboards. Stay Connected!

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