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July 23, 2008

Business Intelligence Dashboard White Papers

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Dashboard Topic: Business Intelligence Whitepapers

The Dashboard Spy is now collecting the best business intelligence dashboard white papers and business trade magazines for his readers to read and learn from.

Recently featured are the following two white papers on dashboard best practices:

Business Intelligence Best Practices for Dashboard Design by Information Builders

Worst Practices in Business Intelligence by Information Builders

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