BI in Engineering Operations: Dashboards, Metrics, and Monitoring
About the Course:
Track operational efficiency through dashboards designed for plant floors, equipment, and engineering workflows. Build monitoring systems with real-time updates and triggers.
Unlock the power of real-time decision-making in engineering and manufacturing with this hands-on course in Operational Dashboards and Live Data Monitoring. Learn how to design professional dashboards that track key performance indicators (KPIs), automate alerts using tools like Power Automate, and seamlessly monitor multiple systems using live data feeds.
Whether you're aiming to streamline production, improve process efficiency, or gain career-ready BI skills, this course gives you the tools to:
- Build interactive dashboards with top BI tools
- Set up trigger-based alerts for critical events
- Monitor manufacturing and production metrics in real time
- Create refresh schedules and live data pipelines
- Analyze and respond to operational KPIs with confidence
Perfect for engineering, IT, and data students looking to gain practical, in-demand skills that bridge the gap between analytics and operations.
Course Objectives:
- Design dashboards for continuous engineering processes
- Set up alerting and thresholds for operational KPIs
- Monitor multiple systems with live data feeds
Who is the Target Audience?
- Engineers, analysts, and professionals interested in bi in engineering operations: dashboards, metrics, and monitoring. Engineering students (Industrial, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Systems, Electrical) looking to add applied BI skills to their toolkit, Process, and operations engineers aiming to improve real-time visibility into manufacturing or plant performance, Maintenance and reliability engineers seeking proactive, data-driven monitoring tools, Production managers and supervisors who want actionable insights from live data dashboards, Data analysts in engineering domains focused on operational metrics and efficiency tracking, Graduate students or researchers working on projects involving smart manufacturing, IIoT, or digital transformation.
Basic Knowledge:
- Basic understanding of related engineering or technical concepts.