Organizational dashboard

It keeps management's eyes on what is important to steering the organization

Overview

The organizational dashboard is a tool used by management to clarify and assign accountability for the “critical few” key objectives, key indicators, and projects/tasks needed to steer an organization toward success. The intention of the dashboard is just like an automotive dashboard; it keeps management's eyes on what is important to steering the organization.

Here is all the information you need in order to analyze and measure the efficiency of your organization grouped into six tabs:

  • Organization. This tab contains the reports that are useful mainly for the CEO and the CTO/VP of Engineering. You can see how your company is performing compared to the whole industry.
  • Projects. This tab contains the reports that are useful primarily for Program and Project Managers. You can see how your projects are performing and compare their capability.
  • Teams This tab contains the reports that are useful primarily for Engineering Managers and Team Leads. You can see how your teams are performing and compare their capability.
  • People. This tab contains the reports that are primarily useful for Engineering Managers, Team Leads and Project Managers. You can see how your teammates are performing and compare their capability.
  • Repositories. This tab allows you to see all Git repositories which are assigned to your organization.
  • Analytics. This tab contains analytics tools that allow you to slice and group data about your project, teams and people.

Most of the tabs have counters on them:

  • On the Projects tab is presented the number of your company's projects.
  • On the Teams tab is presented the number of your company's teams.
  • On the People tab is presented the number of Active Users. Those are the users who have commited code to repositories linked to your company in the four weeks before the latest commit to the said repositories.
  • On the Repositories tab is presented the number of repositories linked to the company.
  • On the Outliers tab ....
  • On the Analytics tab ....
  • On the Forecasting tab ....

Report parameters that can be selected:

  • Reporting interval can be daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly.
  • KEDE frequency could be daily or weekly.
  • Switch on/off comparability with the rest of the world.
  • Start and end dates of the report.

Getting started