For more Business Intelligence Dashboard Examples, use this link to the Dashboard Spy sitemap: Dashboard

Dashboard

From a simple excel dashboard to a fully integrated enterprise reporting suite, the Business Dashboard is being quickly adopted as the new face of Business Intelligence. It has a rapidly growing role in BI reporting and analysis.

An enterprise dashboard allows at-a-glance visualization of company health and monitoring of key performance indicators. Simple to understand and high in ROI, these executive dashboards are becoming "must-haves" for all enterprises. Easy-to-use by business users and fun-to-implement by the IT department, BI dashboard projects are quickly funded and politically popular.

Dashboards by Example Sponsors

"Dashboards by Example" is a business intelligence blog dedicated to showing you actual examples of do's and don'ts of dashboard design. Study examples of enterprise dashboards, scorecards and other business intelligence interfaces implemented by the world's top organizations.

Looking for a particular dashboard? Try these listings of BI dashboards (call them what you want):

Dashboards Page 1
Dashboards Page 2
Dashboard Page 3
Dashboard Page 4
Dashboard Page 5
Dashboard Page 6
Dashboard Page 7

Search Dashboards

This dashboard screenshot blog is part of the Dashboard Spy network - a unique collection of business intelligence resources. Send us your Dashboards!

Email the Dashboard Spy

RSS Feed

Subscribe to Feed

Navigate

Enterprise Dashboard Advertisements

Business Service Management Dashboard Screenshots - a bank’s service availability, performance, security, & end-user experience

Here is a series of enterprise dashboard screenshots from an axio application that lets you monitor the health of the automated services in your enterprise. We start with the executive summary screen where we have an interesting KPI called End User Experience. It seems to be comprised some how of volume, amount and time elements. It would be interesting to see the actual calculations behind this. How does one define and rate an end user experience? It would be some sort of SLA, but this seems very subject to interpretation. The right side of the screen shows a map-based red/green/yellow status view. The bottom of the screen shows the breakdown by function (ATM Network, Bank, Trading, Treasury). There are also graphic thumbnails of the other pages of the application.

executive dashboard screenshot

This next screenshot is of the service lens page. It shows an overall diagram with the component statuses by color.

Enterprise Dashboard

Here we see what they call the service tree. It would be suitable for understanding relationships of the service objects in a large organization.

services dashboard

And here is the service map page. It is interesting, but somewhat hard to read in my opinion. A start towards fixing it would be to color the header rows anything but yellow, red or green.

balanced scorecard

So what or who is The Dashboard Spy? As his about page states, The Dashboard Spy is just a guy interested in the design of enterprise dashboards. He could not find any executive dashboard design source books (or even screenshots of real business dashboards) and so set about creating his own. Finally convinced to post his extensive collection of dashboard screenshots online, he was amazed to find how popular it has become. If you have a nice screenshot of a digital dashboard, balanced scorecard, or any business intelligence graphic to share, please send an email to info _at_ dashboardspy.com. Also check out The Dashboard Spy’s favorite books.

Was this enterprise dashboard interesting enough to share? Help spread the news about Dashboards By Example. Click on the "Share" icon above to submit this post to your social bookmark service or email the link to a fellow dashboarder or even yourself.

What do you think about this dashboard post? Please leave a comment. Your opinions are valuable to the entire business dashboarding community.

3 Responses to “Business Service Management Dashboard Screenshots - a bank’s service availability, performance, security, & end-user experience”

Armita Said on July 8th, 2007 at 12:14 am quote
very attractive screenshots
Mark Uribe Said on March 20th, 2008 at 6:19 am quote
Hi,

I’m working on an educational project with a bank in Lithuania and we have begun to look at the concept of Scorecards and Dashboards. Can you point me to some simple dashboards for the banking sector that I could use to help them understand the concept and the potential value to their business? Thanks in advance
Mark
admin Said on March 20th, 2008 at 12:02 pm quote
Here are some links to banking related dashboards:

http://www.enterprise-dashboard.com/2006/03/03/banking-dashboard-highlights-screen/

http://www.enterprise-dashboard.com/2006/03/03/banking-dashboard-bank-profitability-screen/

http://www.enterprise-dashboard.com/2006/03/03/banking-dashboard-market-share-map/

http://www.enterprise-dashboard.com/2006/03/03/banking-dashboard-risk-concentration-screen/

http://www.enterprise-dashboard.com/2006/04/09/banking-performance-dashboard-scorecard-on-financial-performance-customer-value-internal-processes-growth/

Thanks The Dashboard Spy

Last Modified: Thursday, April 27th, 2006 @ 07:23

This business intelligence dashboard blog entry was posted on Thursday, April 27th, 2006 at 7:23 am and is filed under Dashboard Screenshots. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

Want to see a different randomly selected business intelligence dashboard example? Click here to view another Digital Dashboard from the Dashboard Spy.

Dashboard Spy Readers: See these related Business Intelligence Dashboard posts:

Latest posts of interest to the business intelligence dashboarding community - Have you read these recent enterprise dashboard posts?

Recently Posted

More Dashboards

Dashboards by Example Volume 1 Goals and Objectives

"Dashboards By Example - BI Dashboard Samples" is the theme and mission statement of this blog. We salute the Dashboard Spy in the field - those business users, project managers, IT executives, application designers, business intelligence experts, analysts, coders and subject matter experts who are on site creating this exciting and new "face of BI". Your business intelligence dashboard can go by many names - performance dashboard, executive dashboard, business dashboard, balanced scorecard, KPI metric summary, enterprise dashboard, bi dashboard, corporate dashboard. Whatever we call it, we believe that the at-a-glance visual approach is the key to user-centric design. Let's learn from each other's dashboard examples and continue to increase the level of usability and usefulness.

We strongly believe that the more dashboards you study, the more adept you will become at choosing correct design solutions for your company. "Learn by Example" is not just a motto - we take it literally, hence the name "Dashboards by Example". So take every chance you get to view examples of BI interfaces. As a matter of fact, take a second now, and study this dashboard example.

What's on your Dashboard?

The Dashboard Spy wants your dashboards!! I've collected over 1000 screenshots of business intelligence dashboards and scorecards for Volume 1 and now need you to send me the next 1000 dashboards for Volume 2. Email me at info at dashboardspy.com and tell me about your dashboard. Send me images, notes, technical details, business rules, metrics, KPIs, anything that you think your fellow Dashboard Spies will have an interest in. Keep this library of dashboarding resources going!

Also, I'd love more links to both the main Dashboard Spy site at http://dashboardspy.com and the Volume 1 blog of 1000 dashboards at http://www.enterprise-dashboard.com. I'd love your help in making these resources better known.

Looking forward to seeing your dashboards, The Dashboard Spy

P.S. Did you check out this free dashboard template for wireframing? Click on the image below for the download link and instructions. Consider it a gift for your unfailing support. Thank you very much. Sincerely, your friend in dashboarding, Dash.