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Dashboards - their analysis and implementation by using PowerPivot
Křemenák, Jakub ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Pražský, Petr (referee)
The main goal of this diploma thesis, which focuses on analysis and implementation of dashboards, is to build a task describing the process of creating a business dashboard. Partial goals of work are identification of benefits after successful dashboard implementation, identification of typical dashboard user and a discovery of possible creation inefficiency causes while creating dashboards. Next fundamental goal is also to extend the referential model of Management of Business Informatics (MBI), to which also responds the structure of this diploma thesis. Defined goals of this thesis are reached by using the combination of a theoretical principles orient to mostly abroad specialist literature and practical experiences. This thesis is structured to three parts. The first is defined the term dashboard, and also his historical connections, positive effects resulting his success implementation and a fully relation to the management of business efficiency. The second part deals with three categories of dashboards structured by their utilizing. There is a description of summary definition, effect and advantages resulting successful implementation and possible problems related with their realisation, by every category. The third part contained the task Creating of a dashboard. This task is created a set of relatively linked steps, which is necessary to follow for successful creating of a dashboard. Each of these steps contains a practical example for increasing of its objectivity. As a component of this part is used an application of MS PowerPivot.
Methods and forms of presentation of Business Intelligence solutions to potential customers
Křemenák, Jakub ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Zajíc, Ján (referee)
In my work I deal with forms and methods of reaching potential clients. It is mainly about ways to reach potential customers and how they take to start thinking about buying our products and services company. This work is theoretical and is divided into three parts. The first part discusses specific ways to reach potential clients. The second section describes how to behave and act when we are in contact with the client, or when presenting for a wider audience. The last section is devoted to the benefits of BI systems, and describe people with whom we come into contact in the sale of information systems, and who decide about purchase our product or not.

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