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dashboard
/ˈdæʃ.bɔːrd/ - n.
1 [colloq.] A wall of charts no one is assigned to act on.Keep. Punchy.This is the problem.
Working definition
2. A curated visual surface that presents selected metrics for monitoring and decision support.
Promoted
Seen in the wild · 8
- OMB put AI governance on the calendar. The data definition still needs a chair.Owner Missing
- FinOps for Data: The Bill Was Always Going to ArriveProcess Debt
- The Schema History Topic Remembers What Nobody Wrote DownDefinition Drift
- The Lineage Graph Is Free Now, Right Up to Where It HurtsProcess Debt
- Moving Revenue Into A YAML File Does Not Give It An OwnerOwner Missing
- The Build Checks the Shape. It Will Not Enforce the Promise.Owner Missing
- It Took 31 Vendors To Agree On What Revenue MeansDefinition Drift
- The Monitor Crashed the Thing It Was MonitoringDashboard Theater
See also
- dashboard adoptionMeasured by logins, because measuring whether it changed a decision was harder.
- executive dashboardThe one dashboard that must never be red while the report is open.
- single source of truthTerm struck pending the definitions of ownership, metric, and certification it depends on; without them the source is single but the truth is plural.