2009 is almost upon us. It has been a busy year and important changes are ushering us into the new year. Among these is our new company brand. Countless hours have led to today's launch. We're not only moving forward under the Klipfolio brand name. We've also redefined our mission to better align with your needs and areas where we are experiencing strong growth.
One area we value very highly is working closely with customers. In this business, there is nothing as important as a close and open customer relationship. It's a win-win situation for both parties: we learn how you are using Klipfolio Dashboard, and you get to tell us why and where you'd like Klipfolio Dashboard to go next. In turn, we can respond with support and advice on getting the most from your desktop dashboard deployment. To increase the cadence and regularity with which we share this kind of information, we are launching a monthly newsletter. Welcome to your first issue of Scoreboard, the desktop dashboard newsletter.
Allan Wille, President & CEO
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Introductions Meet our regular Scoreboard contributors: Lyndsay Wise, a BI and dashboarding industry analyst, offers fresh and insightful industry research. Similarly, the renowned dashboard enthusiast Dashboard Spy surprises us with the latest in good, bad, and ugly dashboards. Each issue also includes a poll of your opinions on hot dashboard topics. Finally, Klip guru Jeremy Hall from the Klipfolio Dashboard development team shares some insider dev tips and tricks for building your own Klips. If you have a question for Lyndsay, the Spy, or Jeremy, if you'd like to poll other readers, or if you just want to share your thoughts with Scoreboard, let us know. Insight Lyndsay Wise, Wise Analytics
Spy-shots Hubert Lee, Dashboard Spy
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Today's pollHow do you access critical business information? Let us know your company shares its performance metrics or important business information. Answer this quick survey now. Dev know-how Jeremy Hall, Klip guru Problem: You want to display dates and numbers in various formats on your dashboard. Solution: Dates and numbers can be formatted by using the CSS property hint. Read more ... |
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Enterprise information management. The example of executives
of an organization running individual reports only to realize that each
one sees a different view of the organization with disparate data when in
a planning meeting highlights the one key issue of not having a data management
initiative. 
When a Dashboard Goes Red. Dashboard Design Topic: Your dashboard
should clearly alert you to the conditions most requiring attention.
Well, let's spend this post talking about how to display alert conditions. 
