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    Dashboarding

    with
    Google Data Studio
    Table of Content
    What will We Learn Today?

    1. Introduction to Reporting/Dashboard
    2. Main Components in Dashboard
    3. Tips in Data Visualization
    & Dashboard Building
    4. Google Data Studio

    Demo :
    Building a Sales Dashboard
    With Google Data Studio
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    Introduction to
    Reporting/Dashboard

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    Reporting/Dashboard

    • Reporting/Dashboard is a set of processes,


    architectures, and technologies that convert
    raw data into meaningful information
    that drives profitable business actions.

    • It help organizations to make more data-


    driven decisions.

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    Type of Data Visualization

    • To get as many insights • To make the audience


    as possible understand the
    • Use any kind of charts information
    (even if it is only easily and correctly
    understood by you) • Use easy-to-understand
    charts

    • Output : • Output :
    Insights, Patterns, Presentations,
    new information, Report, Dashboard,
    answers to questions, Infographics, etc.
    etc.
    Exploratory Explanatory

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    The Importance of Reporting/Dashboard

    • Helps decision makers make better business


    decisions by strategizing the best business outcomes

    • Provide answers to key business questions

    • Comprehend information quickly and identify


    patterns to help in decision making

    • Help communicating the story to others through


    simplicity, clarity, insightfulness

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    Main Components in Dashboard

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    Title and/or Subtitle

    • To make it clear
    what is the
    information displayed

    • To add some
    additional comment
    or narration

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    Data Visualizations

    • Visualization such as
    tables, charts,
    scorecard

    • The main information to be


    displayed

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    Filters

    • To make the dashboard


    interactive for the user,
    the user can explore the
    information by using filters

    • One of the most used filter


    in a dashboard is date,
    other than that is
    depending on what is the
    dashboard about

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    Dashboard Building

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    Dashboard Constructing
    • Be clear about what you're trying to achieve – your board’s purpose
    will inform its design
    • Only include what’s important – everything should support your board’s
    intent
    • Use size and position to show hierarchy – make it clear to the viewer
    what’s most important
    • Give your numbers context – help your viewers know if a number’s good
    or bad
    • Group your related metrics – make your metrics easy to find
    • Be consistent – using the same visualizations and layouts makes comparing
    easier
    • Use clear labels for your audience – keep them short and self
    explanatory
    • Round your numbers – too much detail could make minor changes seem
    major
    • Keep evolving your dashboards – check that your dashboard is
    encouraging the right behavior
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    Be clear about what you're
    trying to achieve

    What’s the purpose of your Focus on a specific goal?


    dashboard?

    Make sure a particular type of


    Who’s it for? problem gets noticed quicker?

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    Only include what’s important

    Source : Geckoboard © Copyright by Digital Skola 2020


    Use size and position to show
    hierarchy

    Source : Geckoboard © Copyright by Digital Skola 2020


    Give your numbers context

    Source : Geckoboard © Copyright by Digital Skola 2020


    Group your related metrics

    Source : Geckoboard © Copyright by Digital Skola 2020


    Be consistent

    Source : Geckoboard © Copyright by Digital Skola 2020


    Round your numbers

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    Keep evolving your dashboards
    Ask feedback to the team or stakeholder :

    • What do they look at most often or find most useful, and why?
    • What do they never look at or find least useful, and why?
    • Is there anything missing that they’d find useful?
    • Has it changed anything about the way they work?

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    Google Data Studio

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    Source : Google Data Studio © Copyright by Digital Skola 2020
    Source : Google Support © Copyright by Digital Skola 2020
    Google Data Studio
    https://datastudio.google.com/

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    Thank
    You

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