Most companies use dashboards to keep track of their activity. However, most dashboards only display data and information and do not provide insights. This article explains how to fix that and how to make your dashboards useful.

Nowadays, almost all companies use dashboards to visually represent and track the performance of their business activity. Dashboards are a major tool in data analytics and business intelligence. 

Dashboards have become an essential tool for the smooth running of companies and most organisations already use them on a daily basis. However, there is still some confusion about what a balanced scorecard is and how it differs from a dashboard. 

As companies become increasingly aware of the value of data-driven decisions and the power of data, the relevance of data visualisation and the criteria for presenting information through dashboards is growing. 

Dashboard de Bismart Customer Journey

At Bismart we develop business solutions with a strong technological base. Much of our work is to facilitate the understanding of the data stored in companies so that they can make decisions based on them, as well as make predictions for the future. We have been developing these solutions with Power BI since the[...]

The task of choosing a PMS for a hotel chain or hotel is complex due to the number of factors involved. When choosing, there are always many questions that are not easy to answer: