Technology Retail Sales Dashboard

At the top of the dashboard, you will see three key performance indicators (KPIs): total sales, average value of inventory on hand, and in-stock percentage. These KPIs give you a quick overview of the overall health of the company.

The first chart on the dashboard shows the sales data from February 2019 to January 2020, along with a trend line that illustrates the average sales over time. This allows you to see how sales have been performing over the past year and get a sense of any trends that may be emerging.

The second chart on the dashboard breaks down sales data by product category. You will see four categories: low cost computers, monitors, premium computers, and tablets. Within each category, you will see a bar chart that represents the total sales for each individual product. This allows you to see which products are performing the best in each category and identify any opportunities for growth.

The final chart on the dashboard shows total sales by state, with a color-coded map that is blue-white-green diverging. The states with the highest sales are represented by a dark green color, while the states with the lowest sales are represented by a dark blue color. This allows you to see which states are driving the most sales for the company and identify any potential areas for expansion.

Overall, this dashboard provides a clear and concise overview of the company's sales performance and helps identify opportunities for growth and improvement. By keeping an eye on these key metrics, you can make informed decisions about the direction of the company and drive future success.