This time, the treasure hunts back.
We uncovered the assets. We revealed the hidden value. Now we’re opening the map and showing you exactly how we got there.
In Part 2, we’ll go behind the scenes of our BMC Helix dashboards — from the original business questions and data sources through to design, development, and the insights they deliver.
But this time, the adventure goes further.
A dashboard shouldn’t just tell you what is happening. It should help you understand what to do next.
We’ll explore how we take dashboard insights and connect them to business processes and actions, turning visibility into outcomes. And with AI changing the game, we’ll show how we’re creating AI agents that can interpret dashboard data, identify opportunities or issues, and recommend the next best action.
What We’ll Explore:
- From Insight to Action — how dashboard data can trigger and support real business processes rather than simply providing visibility.
- Turning Data into Decisions — using insights from CMDB, Asset Management, Discovery, AIOps and Services to identify what needs attention and why.
- Closing the Loop — connecting dashboard insights to the people, processes and actions needed to resolve business challenges.
- AI-Powered Recommendations — creating AI agents that can interpret dashboard information and recommend the next best action.
- From Dashboard to Digital Assistant — exploring how dashboards could evolve from static views of data into intelligent interfaces that actively help users make decisions.
- Building the Future — looking at how AI can accelerate dashboard creation, uncover patterns and help transform Helix data into proactive business outcomes.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of the session, you’ll see how we’re moving beyond “What does my data tell me?” towards “What should I do next?”
We’ll share practical examples of how BMC Helix dashboard data can become the starting point for business processes, automation and AI-driven recommendations helping organisations move from visibility → insight → action → outcome.
Because finding the treasure is one thing. Knowing what to do with it is the real adventure.