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Your business intelligence dashboard serves several people, including employees, executives, and vendors. Therefore, you must spend adequate time in designing a dashboard that is intuitive to use and serves the purpose quickly and efficiently. Color choice is critical when it comes to creating business intelligence (BI) dashboards.

Do you know the role of a dashboard in the business world and why it is a critical business intelligence tool? Dashboards typically offer a visual representation of your organization's real-time performance. Executives are continuously making crucial business decisions for the future of your company, and they need a reliable tool to help make these decisions. A business dashboard gives business leaders valuable information in order to make an accurate business analysis.

SQL reporting services is a server based report designer, builder, and deployment engine made by Microsoft. This can be used to prepare and deliver various interactive and printed reports. With SQL reporting services combined with SQL Server, firms have a unified solution for both report design and data warehousing. SSRS can help you to create tabular, graphical and free-form reports from relational, multidimensional and XML based data sources. The reports can also be published and accessed on demand. SSRS also has a built in scheduling tool to perform basic report deployments via email, file share, or SharePoint.

In today’s digital-first world, many businesses are bombarded with information overload. With all this data at your disposal, you are constantly looking for ways to process it intelligently so that you can make better business decisions. One of the best ways to rein in all this data is to adopt Business Intelligence (BI) tools and techniques in your organization.

If you can't measure, you don't know if you are succeeding. Data analytics let you measure, analyze, and make progress for your organization. The amount of data that is collected is increasing daily, and we need to keep evolving our tools so that we can analyze all this data and make sense of it all.