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Lets you organize and compare options along common attributes.
When you have a lot of different stuff to organize and structure, a table, a simple grid of rows and columns can be just the thing. The Table tool is a general two-dimensional grid you can fill with whatever data you have. If you are hiring and have a list of candidates, you can take that list of names, put them in the first column, then add other columns for their phone number, years of experience, current employer, highest degree or favorite ice cream flavor, if that's relevant. If it's your product portfolio, a table with each product, its item number, price, year introduced, and current product manager may be what you need to get a handle on all that data.
Using the Table you and your team start to think about what are the key attributes of an item, what do we know and what do we need to know. It can give you one place to put all that important data everyone should have access to.
When you have a lot of different stuff to organize and structure, a table, a simple grid of rows and columns can be just the thing. The Table tool is a general two-dimensional grid you can fill with whatever data you have. If you are hiring and have a list of candidates, you can take that list of names, put them in the first column, then add other columns for their phone number, years of experience, current employer, highest degree or favorite ice cream flavor, if that's relevant. If it's your product portfolio, a table with each product, its item number, price, year introduced, and current product manager may be what you need to get a handle on all that data.
Using the Table you and your team start to think about what are the key attributes of an item, what do we know and what do we need to know. It can give you one place to put all that important data everyone should have access to.

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