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Creating Dashboards with the SAS Information Delivery Portal
- 1. Creating Dashboards with the SAS Âź Information Delivery Portal Don Chapman Development Manager SAS
- 3. Introduction
- 17. Copyright © 2005, SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved.
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- What is a dashboard? A common definition is: What happens if you donât have a dashboard?
- You donât know how to safely navigate the road. The same holds true in an organization
- A portal dashboard somewhat resembles an automobile's dashboard A thumbnail view Who: Get the right information to the right user at the right time How: Are driven by world-class analytics
- Value Proposition: To deliver intelligence derived from various phases of the intelligence value chain to numerous end users through a secure and customized web interface
- Page distribution by sharing to targeted groups
- Technologies: Information Maps defined in Information Map Studio, Visual Data Explorer OLAP / relational Graphical or tabular view Filtering, calculated columns, and conditional highlighting
- Technologies: ODS, Publish, WebDAV, mid-tier graph components The presentation is controlled by the consumer and data are controlled by the publisher Data stored in package in sasreport format generated from ODS statement or macro Traditional SAS skills are utilized
- Technologies: ODS, Publish, WebDAV, client graph components ODS generated from batch job that gets updated daily / weekly The presentation and data are controlled by the publisher Can be text, image, applet, or activeX Traditional SAS skills are utilized
- This is a preview of 9.1.3 Service Pack 3