3 things to know when building a data visualization dashboard
Remember, the real reason for having one is improvement
Do you you have a one-stop shop for all the data for your business? If yes, congrats. If not, you’re probably not alone. We didn’t have one either until recently, but we are starting the process of building one. The past few weeks I’ve been working with Curt Jones from Proklamate to use Tableau to build a live data dashboard to visualize how our website content is performing.
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With a little help, you could build something similar for your farm or ranch to what I’m about to show you. (Of course, yours won’t focus on website traffic but rather milk or meat output.)
Here’s a few of the things I’ve learned recently that I’d like to share with those of you constructing or fine-tuning your own data dashboards.