How to set my dashboard default to other dashboard

Dear Christian Berg,
Would you please advise any solution that set my dashboard page default to other dashboard page?
So, when other users login in they can view the dashboard made before.

I appreciate you posting the actual resolution! This will help others in the future and prevent unnecessary threads.
Cheers,
C.

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