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Stat-isfaction: Making Models Actionable in Tableau
, Sr Analytics Consultant, Atrium
, Lead Analytics Consultant, Atrium
Role: IT
Product: Success Plans
Session Level: Beginner
Session Type: Theater
- Thursday, May 79:30 AM - 9:50 AM PDT(4:30 PM - 4:50 PM GMT)Theater 1 | Data Village, Ground LevelFIRST COME FIRST SEATED
Session Summary: This session focused on creating actionable and user-friendly dashboards from data science outputs to bridge the gap between technical teams and end users, ensuring insights drive meaningful business decisions. Using a bank customer churn model as an example, the presentation highlighted the importance of clear communication, reducing cognitive load, and simplifying complex visualizations to avoid 'dashboard graveyards.' Key strategies included implementing data dictionaries, reducing technical jargon, and integrating actionable recommendations directly into dashboards to foster trust and usability. By employing tools such as Tableau and Data Cloud, the session demonstrated how to translate statistical outputs into intuitive, impactful visualizations that prioritize usability and actionability.
Key Takeaways:
• Translating technical vocabulary into user-friendly language and providing data definitions fosters trust and reduces the cognitive load for end users.
• Incorporating actionable recommendations and familiar KPIs into dashboards helps end users quickly interpret insights and take meaningful actions.
• Progressive disclosure and simplified visualizations, such as horizontal bar charts and conditional formatting, ensure dashboards are accessible to both high-level and detail-oriented users.
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