Welcome to the first Klipfolio newsletter of 2009!
At Klipfolio, the past year was busy and successful. We rebranded as Klipfolio Inc., and refocused our efforts to better align with your emerging desktop dashboard needs.
In the year ahead, our goal is to once again help you become more productive and successful using desktop dashboards. Along those lines, the articles in this issue of Scoreboard look at dashboard trends to watch in 2009 and beyond. Future issues will introduce exciting new Klipfolio Dashboard features and capabilities to help you get the most from your desktop dashboard investment.
We're eager to know how you would like to see Klipfolio Dashboard evolve. And we'd like to help you share your perspectives on dashboards with other Scoreboard readers. To help us do that, please take a few minutes to complete our survey. We'll share the key results in a future edition of the newsletter.
I hope you'll enjoy this issue of Scoreboard. And here's to another great year of using desktop dashboards to become ever more productive and profitable.
Allan Wille, President & CEO
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What's ahead – this year and beyond
Spy-shots Hubert Lee, Dashboard Spy
Insight Lyndsay Wise, Wise Analytics
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you What's the best way to access critical business information? To let us know your approach, answer this quick survey now. We'll publish the results in an upcoming issue. Dev know-how Jeremy Hall, Klip guru Want to include formulas in your Klips? Here's how: Use the CSS property formula to display either
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Five Hot Dashboard Trends to Watch in 2009. Are dashboards recession proof? Are yours user centered? Are they on the desktop where they belong? The Dashboard Spy describes the top trends likely to affect you in 2009. 
BI and the Future: Looking Beyond the Trends. Staying on top of trends is good. But looking beyond them is critical. Lyndsay Wise identifies how long-term developments in BI might affect you, and how you can take advantage of shifts in vendor positioning and software offerings. 
