Business Intelligence
Data collection, aggregation, and visualisation services help businesses to better understand and make use of their data.
Benefits of Intuitive Business Intelligence
It is essential to understand data in its proper context to take meaningful action. Our custom dashboards, visualisations, reports, charts, and graphs can help you identify opportunities by providing a clear and comprehensive view of your data.
With these tools, you can gain a deeper understanding of your business and make informed decisions based on accurate and relevant information.
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Maximise Your Business Potential with Expert Data Engineering
Many businesses need help turning vast amounts of data into usable information. Research shows up to 73% of business data needs to be analysed, leaving valuable insights untapped. Data engineering helps solve this problem by developing systems that organise raw data, making it easily accessible and actionable. By building efficient data pipelines, businesses can transform data into valuable insights that drive long-term success. What Is Data Engineering? Data engineering is creating systems to collect, store, ...
How we use Business Intelligence (Power BI)
As organisations want to understand their businesses better, more and more conversations are around Business Intelligence or BI. The more meetings we have around BI, the more we realise that outside a specific scope of existing reports and data, owners and management aren't really sure what other insights they need. So inevitably, the question of how we use Power BI or Google Looker in our business is asked. Here is one way we use Business ...
Creating Impactful Dashboards with Microsoft Power BI
It wasn't that long ago that many companies heavily relied on software such as Microsoft Excel to help provide reporting and analytics to manage their business. Working through tabs, filtering data sets and looking at brightly coloured graphs was part of many Monday sales meetings. That's if you had colour toner; otherwise, you looked at monochrome reporting that all looked the same. Thankfully, those reporting days are behind us. Today you can communicate complex information ...
