dashboarding
v.— «This, I think, will give management a better feel for business, it also dovetails into one of the more common buzzwords you hear—dashboarding—which is companies really being able to take an overall picture of their business, and just be able to go from department to department to see just what exactly is going on inside of their businesses that are logistically spread.» —“Kenmar hopes to snag state communications contract” by Mary Lowe Oakland Business Review (Michigan) Nov. 23, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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