Some organizations need (really need: by law or other regulations) to publish metrics regularly, for example local and regional government agencies, semi-government agencies, hospitals, insurers, government funded organizations / projects, etc. Most common methods are sharing PDF documents or using a web publishing system, or even having some programmers publish the data periodically on your web site. A lot of time and money is spent on getting first the data right, and then getting the visualization right. Most common mistakes are in publishing wrong data (due to for example wrong formulas, or due to typos).

Chances are that you have KPI data hidden in an Oracle, SQL Server or MySQL database, or you rely heavily on SAP, Oracle or Microsoft applications. 

We have just released a new iPhone / iPad app release available for KPI Dashboard. As a bonus, from today the iPhone / iPad app is available for free in the Apple App Store.

As promised last week in the post on our new iPhone/iPad developments, now a brief look into our efforts in simplifying and improving the web-interface of KPI Dashboard.

We have just released a new example content pack for KPI Dashboard: e-commerce.  This KPI Dashboard template contains indicators and dashboard such as: