KPI绩效管理仪表盘.pptVIP

Key Performance Indicators (KPI) 关键绩效指标 Traditional BI Dashboards built using proprietary reporting tools are designed to sit on top of a data warehouse. This approach is fine for building stand-alone dashboards that are essentially static reports. Companies are now realizing that in addition to data warehouses, dashboards need to support collaboration and integrate with multiple backend applications, including enterprise applications, document management systems and external information services. To meet these requirements, many companies are building and deploying dashboards using J2EE RAD tools, service-oriented architectures and industry-standard portal platforms. The benefits of interactive or “Active” SOA-Based Dashboards are: J2EE RAD tools adhere to standard Java development conventions familiar to IT development organizations (as opposed to proprietary BI tools that are only familiar to a small set of power users or business analysts familiar with those tools. Workplace Dashboard Framework is a high-level tool that dramatically speeds dashboard development. Workplace Dashboard Framework includes a set of reusable components, robust administration tools, and a common architecture that all dashboard portlets plug into, which provides consistency across the portlets, making the entire solution easy to configure and maintain. SOA supports reuse and enables front end apps to easily adapt to dynamic IT environments. Industry-standard portals provide pre-existing middleware services that can be leveraged in dashboard implementations, such as collaboration tools, workflow engines, user directories, and security features (SSO). This slide illustrates what IBM ships as part of our Workplace Dashboards. When you install one of the dashboard products, you will get a number of different portlets, including this portlet which shows bookings against plan. You will also get a sample database that is used as a data source for all of the portlets in the d