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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2019 · 14 MIN

13 - On the same page with reconciliation dashboards

from Fresh Thinking by Snowden Optiro · host Optiro

Seeing all the information you need to make a decision on one screen can be a powerful tool for management. Reconciliation dashboards are becoming more popular with miners who want to have all the information available for each stakeholder in the process. Optiro's Director of Geology Ian Glacken boils down the essence of these dashboards in this episode and explains the good practices he has seen around the world and what they allow miners to do. In this episode: 0:52 What is the concept of a dashboard? 2:52 Dashboards have come a long way in business in the last ten years, but why are they particularly appropriate for reconciliation? 6:02 What are some of the good things you've seen in reconciliation dashboards? 10:08 Can dashboards also be used for compliance to plan? 11:22 How do you get started with dashboards in your company? 12:45 Where can people go to find examples of excellent dashboards? For more information: Contact Ian Glacken - Optiro Director of Geology: [email protected] Optiro website Further reading: Envisioning Information - Edward R Tufte, Graphic Press, 2008.

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