Q: There are four key questions business intelligence professionals ask when designing a dashboard. One is, “Which parts of the dataset will make it possible to address the business requirement?” What are the other three? Select all that apply.
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Q: When creating a dashboard, business intelligence specialists ask themselves four important questions. The first is, “Which dataset elements will enable the business requirement to be addressed?” Which three are the others? Choose every option that pertains.
• How can the dashboard be designed in order to include as much fine detail as possible?
• Which chart types and forms of encoding will be most effective?
• Which measures and dimensions will be represented in each chart?
• How many charts are required?
Explanation: This question focuses on selecting the appropriate visualizations (e.g., bar charts, line charts) and encoding techniques (e.g., color, size) to represent the data effectively and convey insights. Here, the goal is to determine which specific metrics (measures) and attributes (dimensions) will be displayed in each chart to ensure that the dashboard provides relevant and actionable information. This question involves deciding the number of visualizations needed to address the business requirements comprehensively without overwhelming the user or cluttering the dashboard.
