Second medical site dashboard

By Erika 　

I started a new project today on a second medical website. This second site is a partner page to the medical website mentioned earlier. My task is to take the Excel sheet and transform the information to KPIs on the SharePoint site. By doing so, users will be able to see various forms of report data condensed down into a dashboard linked to variable, user-submitted data. Using a SharePoint dashboard in this way creates easily updatable indicators that let users quickly manage medical data. Also by creating a dashboard in SharePoint, there won’t be a need for someone to constantly update the data source since it is linked dynamically.

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  1. Stew Mohr
    Posted June 16, 2009 at 6:32 pm | Permalink |

    Erika -

    Rec’d. your note with new URL and (obviously) have found it.

    Good status and you move along. I think you did this in last week’s week-ending wrap-up, but try to look backward and assess what you did and did no accomplish vs. plan; and look ahead to determine what work is expected in the upcoming week.

    There’s been a TON of stuff written about dashboards. See if Mike or anyone else might have something you could review.

    Cheers.

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