Dashboards on BusinessObjects Mobile BI 4.4

Finally has arrived: BusinessObjects Mobile BI 4.4
wich allows to access to Dashboards on Mobile device and so on IPad and Android Tablet and phones.

Dashboard for SAP BI Mobile supported features:

 Connectivity:

  1. through Query Panel
  2. on Universes
  3. on Query Bex (SAP BW)
  4. on Hana Universes
Components:
  1. Labels
  2. Images component
  3. Combo box
  4. Label based Menu
  5. Radio button
  6. Scorecard
  7. List View
  8. Icons
  9. Slider
  10. Progress Bar
  11. Toggle button
  12. Push button

Charts:

  1. Column Chart
  2. Bar Chart
  3. Pie Chart
  4. Line Chart
  5. Combination Chart
  6. Stacked Bar Chart
  7. Stacked Column Chart
  8. Gauge
Containers:

  1. Tab Set
  2. Canvass Container
  3. Component Groups


 Please Note that at the moment Prompt component is not available.

 You will find not compatible components and features on the Compatibility Panel.

 Keep following the blog for further details and update!

Read also

Sap Dashboards for ipad
Sap BO Dashboards 4 new features

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