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An existing/published dashboard of course does not offer the capability to discover new queries/freely explore the data, but you can always create a new dashboa
by tracyhenry 6y ago
An existing/published dashboard of course does not offer the capability to discover new queries/freely explore the data, but you can always create a new dashboard using those BI tools, right? Somebody has to learn to use it and then share the results. And to be fair the learning curve isn't really high. Plenty of effort out there on democratizing visualization authoring, but still BI tools are the ones with the highest accessibility.
- Reebz 6y agoAgree with you in principle. I think the point I'm trying to make (and I could be communicating it poorly) is that these tools allow for building a summarized, retrospective, and opinionated view of data. This often doesn't meet business team needs as it does ops teams. Sample of 1, but in my 15y of industry experience dashboard usage doesn't often make it past middle management.