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Data Dashboards
Information Driven Interactive Design
Your data, organized around what matters.
Information overload is real, but it doesn’t have to be. Using a cutting-edge data platform, our team can customize comprehensive, easy-to-use economic data dashboards that illuminate even the most complex datasets for economic, market, and impact analyses.
Our data dashboards have been designed for internal tracking of key economic indicators and performance metrics by decision makers and staff, and can also be seamlessly posted on your website to help you illustrate your impact.
We work to understand the most important data points, the critical analysis, and the most meaningful way to display it all so that our clients get the information they need quickly. The data is regularly refreshed, meaning you are not using yesterday’s data to make decisions for tomorrow.
Ways to Use Data Dashboards:
Website monitoring for lead generation
Understand website activity in the context of business attraction and use those insights to inform prospecting priorities.
Real estate market trends
Bring market indicators into a clear view to support conversations about development opportunities and changing conditions.
Economic and demographic data
Organize the indicators that describe your economy and community so your team can interpret trends and communicate context.
Public reporting on economic development efforts
Give stakeholders a clear way to explore your organization’s work and the measures you use to communicate progress.
Real time monitoring of strategic plan implementation
Keep implementation measures visible alongside strategic priorities, with update schedules defined around the underlying data.
Start with the decisions. Then design the dashboard.
A useful dashboard begins with a clear purpose. These are the questions that help shape the right information, analysis, and presentation for your organization.
Define the audience
Who needs the information: staff, leadership, a board, or the public? Focus each view on the questions that audience needs to answer.
Choose meaningful measures
Identify the economic indicators, performance metrics, and comparisons that connect to your goals, rather than displaying every available data point.
Make the information usable
Bring the right measures together with clear labels and visual context so people can understand what they are seeing and why it matters.
Plan for ongoing use
Discuss where the dashboard will live, who will use it, and how updates should reflect the availability and timing of source data.
Featured Project: Nassau County (NY) Industrial
Development Agency Economic Impact Dashboard
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Open the dashboard in a new tabA few practical questions.
Bring your reporting needs, existing data sources, and examples of the decisions you want to support.
Can a dashboard serve both our team and the public?
Dashboards can support internal tracking as well as public-facing reporting on your website. The right approach depends on the audience and which information you want to share.
What information can we bring together?
Start with the economic indicators, performance metrics, market data, or implementation measures relevant to your goals. Available sources and the analysis you need will help define the dashboard’s scope.
How often should the data be refreshed?
Refresh timing should reflect the source data and how you use the dashboard. Discuss the frequency you need and the update schedule available for each source as part of planning.
Get Started
Want to learn more about data dashboards?
Contact Rachel Selsky, CEO:
P 518-899-2608, Ext. 107
E rachel@camoinassociates.com