Governance Minute: What Is a Dashboard?

February 15, 2012
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Rebekah Burch Basinger says that a dashboard is a visual indicator of specific aspects of the institution's performance at a particular point in time — a snapshot of how the school is doing. When creating a dashboard, the board should go to the strategic plan. The board should not ask the president or staff to create the dashboard — the dashboard needs to come from the board itself. Usually the dashboard is color-coded. Green means everything is OK. Yellow means that the board should stop and look. Red means the school is in big trouble. A board doesn't want to see red — the board should address problems before they get to the red stage.

 


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