ERP Management Dashboards That Support Decisions

The short answer

Start with the management decision, then define the indicator, formula, source, frequency and escalation threshold. Do not add a chart that changes no question or action.

Three actions to take

  • Write one definition for each indicator.
  • Show source and refresh date.
  • Connect colour or alert to a clear action.

Start with the real scope

Start with the management decision, then define the indicator, formula, source, frequency and escalation threshold. Do not add a chart that changes no question or action.

  • Write one definition for each indicator.
  • Show source and refresh date.

Review the points that change the decision

Selecting indicators with a definition, owner, source and expected action while preventing conflicting numbers across departments. Record assumptions clearly and separate confirmed data from items that need checking against the official source or actual operation.

  • Show source and refresh date.
  • Connect colour or alert to a clear action.

Turn the review into a usable output

Finish with an owner, version, date and follow-up indicator. This keeps the file useful after delivery and allows it to change with the activity, product or system.

  • Write one definition for each indicator.
  • Connect colour or alert to a clear action.

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