dashboard
- noun
- /ˈdæʃbɔrd/
- Specialized
- Every morning, she reviews the updated dashboard to monitor the company's financial health and operational efficiency.
- data dashboard
- user's dashboard
In World of Warcraft, you invent a dashboard for yourself.
- In World of Warcraft, you invent a dashboard for yourself.
- I'm obsessed with how my dashboard is looking.
- I'm thinking that banks need to have a better dashboard for those transparencies.
- All right, so this is WordPress and this is your dashboard, and this is where you install your theme.
- And I look over at his laptop and it's like all these dashboards and I'm like, Dan, what do you do again?
- For Premium members, ioffer a monthly, yes, monthly Members Only Q&A;, which ships out to members via our Members Only dashboard and podcast feed.
Examples
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Many CEOs do so by monitoring key performance indicators, such as via analytics dashboards, regular updates from staffers, and/or by poking around.
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But that's why the pensions dashboard, which helps people make sense of their pensions, is such a good idea.
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The website also contains a dashboard of school district data and the strategic plan.
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From your smartphone of choice, you bring up the systems management dashboard and identify the original problem.
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You can also see all of your projects on the dashboard where you are directed after logging in.
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That's right, they have an easy to use dashboard that makes managing orders smooth, label printing, reporting and customer service easy.
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The project manager uses a centralized dashboard to track all team metrics and progress efficiently.
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With its user-friendly dashboard, the software allows businesses to see their key performance indicators at a glance.
Synonyms
A screen with pictures and icons that you click to use a computer
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Etymology
Dashboard for computers and apps borrows the car word: the original dashboard was the board that held gauges and stopped splashes, so a digital dashboard shows the most important numbers and controls in one quick view.