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This document can now be found at its new location in the [https://docs.hornbill.com/esp-config/advanced-analytics/measures/ Hornbill Document Library].
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== Introduction ==
 
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In order to provide strategic business intelligence through reporting one of the key requirements is to define measures that are sampled and stored periodically. Once these measures are stored over a period of time the type of reporting possible is expanded considerably and include things like trending, performance measurement against goals and thresholds, and predictions based on historical trends.
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In order to provide strategic business intelligence through reporting, one of the key requirements is to define measures that are sampled and stored periodically. Once these measures are stored over a period of time, the type of reporting possible is expanded considerably. It includes trending, performance measurement against goals and thresholds, and predictions based on historical trends.
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[[File:measures1.png |1000px|Sample measures showing targets and trends over time]]
 
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The creation of a Measure includes selecting the data that you which to sample, the frequency that the samples are taken, and the targets and goals that you which to achieve.
 
  
 
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The creation of a Measure includes selecting the data you wish to sample, the frequency that the samples are taken, and the targets and goals you wish to achieve.
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=== Output ===
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The information provided by measures can be used to build Widgets for displaying on Dashboards. The output consists of numerical values that enable the population of:
 
The information provided by measures can be used to build Widgets for displaying on Dashboards. The output consists of numerical values that enable the population of:
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* Scorecards. This is a count of the data that the measure has recorded per period.
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[[File:measures1.png |thumb|link=https://wiki.hornbill.com/images/e/ed/Measures1.png|Sample measures showing targets and trends over time]]
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* Sparklines. This is a count of the data that the measure has recorded per period shown in a chart format
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:* '''Scorecards'''
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* Actual vs Target. This is a count of the data recorded vs the target count of the measure per period.
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:: This is a count of the data that the measure has recorded per period.
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:* '''Sparklines'''
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:: This is a count of the data that the measure has recorded per period shown in a chart format
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:: This is a count of the data recorded vs the target count of the measure per period.
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==Features==
 
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===Basic Information===
 
===Basic Information===
 
[[File:newMeasure.png |thumb|right|link=https://wiki.hornbill.com/images/1/16/NewMeasure.png|Creating a new measure]]
 
[[File:newMeasure.png |thumb|right|link=https://wiki.hornbill.com/images/1/16/NewMeasure.png|Creating a new measure]]
 
:* '''Title'''
 
:* '''Title'''
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:: The title is visible from withing the list of defined measures.  It is also used when creating a widget based on a measure.  
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:: The title is visible from within the list of defined measures.  It is also used when creating a widget based on a measure.  
 
:* '''Description'''
 
:* '''Description'''
 
:: A details description of the measure can be provided so that other users with the ability to view and edit this measure can understand more about the measure.
 
:: A details description of the measure can be provided so that other users with the ability to view and edit this measure can understand more about the measure.
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===Measure===
 
===Measure===
 
[[File:measures2.png |thumb|link=https://wiki.hornbill.com/images/d/dc/Measures2.png|Measure Details]]
 
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:*Frequency. This is the frequency that the measure will take a data sample. The options are:
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::*DAILY
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:: This is the frequency that the measure will take a data sample. The options are:
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::*MONTHLY
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:::* ''WEEKLY''
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::*QUARTERLY (Please choose the starting quarter)
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:::* ''MONTHLY''
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::*YEARLY
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:::* ''QUARTERLY (Please choose the starting quarter)''
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:* Value Aggregate. This is the type of calculation that the measure will perform.
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:::* ''YEARLY''
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::*COUNT - An integer that represents a count of items in a result set that match a specific criteria
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:* '''Value Aggregate'''
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::*AVERAGE - A numeric value that represents the average value in a series of values in the data set
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:: This is the type of calculation that the measure will perform.
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::*MIN - A numeric value that represents the lowest value in a series of values in the data set
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:::* '''''COUNT'''''
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::*MAX - A numeric value that represents the highest value in a series of values in the data set
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:::An integer that represents a count of items in a result set that match a specific criteria
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::*SUM - A numeric value that represents the sum of a series of values in the data set
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:::* '''''AVERAGE'''''
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::*PERCENT - A percentage of items in a given data set that match a criteria from a larger subset. For example, the count of records where column X = 5 in a set of records in a given date range, returned as a percentage.
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:::: A numeric value that represents the average value in a series of values in the data set
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:*Scorecard Limit. This is the number of samples that will be shown against a scorecard. [[File:scorecard.png |150px|Scorecard]]
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:*Sparkline Limit. This is the number of samples that will be shown against a sparkline. [[File:sparkline.png |150px|Sparkline]]
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:::: A numeric value that represents the lowest value in a series of values in the data set
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:*Maximum Sample History. This is the maximum number of samples that the system will store against this particular measure.
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:::* '''''MAX'''''
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:::: A numeric value that represents the highest value in a series of values in the data set
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:::* '''''SUM'''''
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:::: A numeric value that represents the sum of a series of values in the data set
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:::* '''''PERCENT'''''
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:::: A percentage of items in a given data set that match criterion from a larger subset. For example, the count of records where column X = 5 in a set of records in a given date range, is returned as a percentage.
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:* '''Scorecard Limit'''
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:: This is the number of samples shown against a scorecard. [[File:scorecard.png |150px|Scorecard]]
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:* '''Sparkline Limit'''
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:: This is the number of samples shown against a sparkline. [[File:sparkline.png |150px|Sparkline]]
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:* '''Maximum Sample History'''
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:: This is the maximum number of samples that the system will store against this measure.
 
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:: This is the count that needs to be achieved in order for the measure to breach its target.
 
:: This is the count that needs to be achieved in order for the measure to breach its target.
 
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The direction of the threshold can be changed by clicking the arrow to the right of the threshold targets. In terms of requests or requests logged you would want to say that the lower the number is, the better the teams are performing, however for total number of resolved calls, a higher count is better.
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{{infobox|The direction of the threshold can be changed by clicking the arrow to the right of the threshold targets. In terms of requests or requests logged, you would want to say that the lower the number is, the better the teams are performing; however, for the total number of resolved calls, a higher count is better.}}
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===Data Source===
 
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:* '''Table'''
 
:* '''Table'''
 
:: This is the primary table from which the measure will collect its data.
 
:: This is the primary table from which the measure will collect its data.
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:: This is where you would specify any additional tables from which the measure will collect its data.
 
:: This is where you would specify any additional tables from which the measure will collect its data.
 
:* '''Date Ranging Column'''
 
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:: Here you select a date column that the measure will base its data collection on. The dates held in this column will be used to count/sum/average the records based on frequency such as last month, last year or all records since the beginning of this year.  
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:: Here, you select a date column that the measure will base its data collection on. The dates held in this column will be used to count/sum/average the records based on frequency, such as last month, last year or all records since the beginning of this year.  
 
:* '''Date Ranging Column 2'''
 
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:: This is an optional field where you can provide a second date column to be included as part of the criteria for data collection.  This will be used to count/sum/average the records where the collected data for the selected frequency will be based on both ''Date Ranging Column'' AND ''Date Ranging Column 2''   
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:: This is an optional field where you can provide a second date column to be included as part of the criteria for data collection.  This will be used to count/sum/average the records where the collected data for the selected frequency will be based on both ''Date Ranging Column'' AND ''Date Ranging Column 2.''   
 
:* '''Query where clause'''
 
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:: This is where you can add a filter to the measure.
 
:: This is where you can add a filter to the measure.
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:: This is where you can add a percentage filter to the measure.
 
:: This is where you can add a percentage filter to the measure.
 
:* '''Saved Data Columns'''
 
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:: This is where you can specify which column are available to be drilled down on and grouped by.  '''Unless columns are defined against the measure, they will not be available to group or drill down by when configuring widget content based on the measure'''.
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:: This is where you can specify which columns are available to be drilled down on and grouped by.  '''Unless columns are defined against the measure, they will not be available to group by or drill down when configuring widget content based on the measure'''.
 
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:* Count - Incidents Logged Per Month {{#ev:youtube|t7LRw7XO834|400|left}}
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