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his chapter covers the development of dynamic Web templates to be used in the dashboarding process for your company We cannot possibly cover in one chapter all the concepts and topics related to the development of a dynamic dashboard because the subject matter is too expansive In fact, it is so expansive that college degree programs are now offered specifically for dashboard design and development Similarly, many approaches exist to designing corporate dashboards My intention is to provide advice from the standpoint of developing dashboards for business users and the SAP BI system Thus, I will share my own personal experience using the BI WAD component and explain how to organize Web templates to display the information as successfully as possible In this chapter, we will look at development of some dashboards and components of these dashboards within the BI WAD environment, but we will not just be grinding through template after template to fill this chapter with multiple examples The focus here is on practical examples, not the conceptual approaches to dashboard development There are numerous thought leaders in this field, and I ll leave the conceptual areas to them to discuss, including all the pros and cons of each of the different styles My approach to this chapter is to explain how you can use the SAP BI WAD component to develop dashboards for business users that give them a tool consistent with the old adage a picture is worth a thousand words Now one of my pet issues is the use of the word dashboard is this an overused word or what A dashboard is so many things now I can t keep count of how many different corporate dashboards there are management, strategic, operational, human resource, etc and it goes on and on So for all of the times I will use the word dashboard I have to apologize now for those that are reading this and cringe over the use of that word and the widespread generic definition As we go through all of these different concepts and ideas we need to remember that everything that we discuss can be developed in the SAP BI system using the components of the WAD Nothing that we discuss in the areas of development of a dashboard will require any other reporting toolset except for the WAD and the actual queries delivering the data We will also look to make use, as much as possible, of the standard Web items.

NODE OF RANVIER SCHWANN CELL NUCLEUS MOTOR END PLATE MUSCLE WALLERIAN SEGMENTAL AXONAL DEGENERATION DEMYELINATION DEGENERATION Figure 46-2 Diagram of the basic pathologic processes affecting peripheral nerves In wallerian degeneration, there is degeneration of the axis cylinder and myelin distal to the site of axonal interruption (arrow), and central chromatolysis In segmental demyelination, the axon is spared In axonal degeneration, there is a distal degeneration of myelin and axis cylinder as a result of neuronal disease Both wallerian and axonal degeneration cause muscle atrophy Further details in text (Courtesy of Dr Arthur Asbury) NORMAL

segmental demyelination The characteristic change of segmental demyelination is the disappearance of the sheath over segments of variable length, bounded on each end by a preserved segment of myelin This exposes long segments of the axon to the interstitial environment Myelin may also degenerate secondary to axonal disease in a general process that may occur either proximal or distal to the site of axonal interruption Common to many lesions of the peripheral nerve is the type of reaction of both the axon and myelin distal to axonal disruption called wallerian degeneration Wallerian degeneration might be described as dying forward, a process in which the nerve degenerates from the point of axonal damage outward In contrast, when the axon degenerates as part of a dyingback phenomenon in a more generalized metabolically determined polyneuropathy, it is termed axonal degeneration Here, the axon is affected from the distal-most site to the proximal, with dissolution of myelin that occurs in parallel with the axonal change One possible explanation for this process is that the primary damage is to the neuronal perikaryon, which fails in its function of synthesizing proteins and delivering them to the distal parts of the axon There is also the possibility that certain toxic and metabolic processes affect axons uniformly along their length or impair anterograde axonal transport to the periphery; the functional impairment would then be proportional to the size and length of the blocked axons Destruction of an anterior horn cell or proximal motor root results in a gradual dissolution of the distal motor nerve and its myelin sheath (a form of wallerian degeneration) Similar destruction of the dorsal root produces a secondary wallerian degeneration of the posterior columns of the spinal cord, but not of the peripheral

sensory nerve since the dorsal root ganglion cells maintain the integrity of the distal axon In other words, destruction of axons results within several days in a wallerian degeneration of all the myelin distal to the point of injury The myelin breaks down into blocks or ovoids in which lie fragments of axons (digestion chambers of Cajal) The myelin fragments are then converted, through the action of macrophages, into neutral fats and cholesterol esters and carried by these cells to the bloodstream Certain diseases affect the neuron primarily rather than the axon and cause either a motor or sensory neuronopathy In the former case the anterior horn cell is affected by a disease process (motor neuron disease, or motor neuronopathy), and in the latter, the sensory ganglion cell (ganglionopathy) is destroyed Degeneration of the respective nerve bers follows These pathologic reactions are more easily understood if one considers certain features of cytoskeletal structure and function of nerve cells and their axons The axon contains longitudinally oriented neuro laments and microtubules, which are separated but interconnected by cross-bridges Their main function involves the transport of substances from nerve cell body to axon terminal (anterograde transport) and from the distal axon back to the cell body (retrograde transport) Thus, when the axon is severed, organelles cannot be transmitted to the distal axon for the purpose of renewing membrane and neurotransmitter systems By means of retrograde axonal transport, the cell bodies receive signals to increase their metabolic activity and to produce growth factors and other materials needed for axonal regeneration In some incompletely de ned way the axon creates a local environment that allows the Schwann cell to maintain the integrity of the adjacent myelin sheath Loss

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and functionality You should be able to say that you can develop these dashboards without the use of additional resources to develop XHTML or any other types of objects As a final note to this discussion as we go through these charts and displays we will not really be concerned too much with the color since in the context of this book we will need to communicate the use of color versus showing it Interestingly enough this is a good thing for you to practice since if you can get your information and answers communicated to the business users by just using basic colors rather than all the colors under the sun then you re doing something that s worthwhile I was never in favor of using multiple colors except for the requirements to be aligned with the corporate marketing requirements Having too many colors will make you go cross-eyed if you re looking at the same screen each day; rather we just find the right amount of colors to be used and successfully communicate the information I would rather err on the side of just the right number of colors but to each their own in the using of colors for emphasis Just remember don t go nuts on your dashboards with tons of colors that don t really help or mean anything critical I can see someone using RED for a basic key figure or a non-critical KPI rather than some milder color