Service B Digiterma
Visualization & reporting
Shape dashboards and reports around the people using them, the decisions they make and the measures that matter.
The problem to work through
Give the information a useful shape.
When measures are spread across reports or presented without enough context, people spend effort finding and interpreting the information before they can discuss what to do. Visualization and reporting work organizes the view around its audience and purpose.
A practical starting point
Bring what you have.
Shape what is useful.
01 / Inputs
What helps to bring
- Existing dashboards, spreadsheets or reports, including examples that are hard to use.
- The intended audience and the decisions or conversations the view should support.
- Measure definitions, preferred reporting cadence and any known data limitations.
02 / Possible outputs
What the work may leave you with
- A proposed report or dashboard structure with a deliberate visual hierarchy.
- Charts and reporting views selected to suit the questions and available data.
- Measure notes or reading guidance that help users interpret the view in context.
The specific work is shaped around the agreed question, source information and constraints.