How can executives efficiently and effectively review subscription profit and loss margins globally, aligned to various products and revenue streams per brick and mortar store?
The problem
The goal of this project was to come up with an interactive dashboard for executives so they could discover subscription global sales trends for Microsoft products.
My role and teams involved
As a Senior UX designer, I worked in tandem with data analysts, scientists, and global development teams to develop various dashboarding solutions.
The solution
To further define the experience, I met with finance teams within the organization to determine the user experience every quarter. To align the teams thinking, I provided a journey map to various groups to align specific datasets most commonly explored by senior executives.
A comparative analysis was created for in-store sales of software versus downloadable software, allowing pivots in various data shifts, including region, marketing initiative, and type of software.
This design allows executives to quickly locate business gaps in sales and distribution to effectively and rapidly pivot strategies for tremendous success.
Working in tandem with development teams via agile development, we explored the best way to visualize the datasets, including integration with custom code aligned to Power BI products.
The goal of the customized dashboard was to show an interface that was protected in the design layer by knowledge only known by the end-user to ensure protected information.
I accomplished this by layering and color-coding defined within the designs.
