Enterprise Performance Dashboards

Enterprise Performance Dashboards provide a general view of the entire enterprise, rather than specific business functions.

This overview is most often used by C-level executives, but can be shared with lower management in an effort to encourage "open book" cultures.

Typical portlets in an Enterprise Performance Dashboard include:

• Corporate financials
• Sales revenue
• Business Unit KPI's [Key Performance Indicators]
• Supply chain information
• Compliance or regulatory data
• Balanced scorecard information

Within the category of Enterprise Performance Dashboards we include:

• Executive Dashboards
• Balanced Scorecard Dashboards
• Corporate Compliance Dashboards - such as Sarbane Oxley Dashboards
  

Sarbane Oxley Dashboard

A typical Sarbanes-Oxley compilance (SOX) dashboard will include comparisons of balance sheet items between internal figures [white columns] and external auditors [blue columns]. This includes items such as:

• Accounts receivable
• Cash, inventory
• Current assets
• Current liabilities
• Equity

A prominent area of the dashboard will provide the most critical KPI information, being the Maximum Variance allowed and the calculated tolerance, typically with a red/green/yellow visual attached to summarize the SOX compliance.

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