Business Intelligence (BI) Reporting and Analytical Services.

Strategy Development:

• Alignment with Business Goals: Creating a BI strategy that aligns with your business goals, objectives and KPIs, covering aspects like data governance, technology, and skills required. 

• Needs Assessment Analysis: Understanding your organization's objectives, what stakeholders expect from a BI system, evaluate your BI Requirements, data sources, existing tools, and possible new tools.

• Roadmap: Establishing a clear plan for implementation, including timelines, milestones, and resource allocation.

• A well-executed BI strategy gives you a significant advantage and competitive edge compared to those who are not utilizing their data effectively.

Change Management and Stakeholder Communication Strategy:

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• helps to bridge the gap between technology and people, helps users transition with minimal disruption to their daily operational processes, ensuring that your organization or team truly reaps the benefits of the BI investments.

• Keeps all stakeholders informed about the reasons for the change, the benefits of the new BI system, and how it aligns with the organization's objectives.

• Implementation Planning: Outlining steps, timelines, milestones and resources needed for implementing the BI solution.

• User Adoption and Training engagement sessions, to ensure that addressing concerns, demonstrating the benefits of the Business Intelligence (BI) project.

• Ensures that end-users are provided with the necessary training on the new BI system and processes so that they utilize them effectively.

• BI projects often introduce new systems, processes, and ways of working that require an initial learning curve by end-users. Without proper change management, even the most advanced BI system risk becoming a tool that no one uses effectively. While the technical aspects of a BI project are undeniably vital, the human component is equally critical.

BI Tool Selection:

• Advising on the best BI tools that suit your business needs, whether it's for data visualization, reporting, or analytics. With the best fit BI tool selected for your specific business processes, the BI application will help you identify insights in your business processes like inefficiencies in your business processes that you might not be aware of.​

Proof of Concept Implementation:

• The Proof of Concept (PoC) implementation is a small-scale, focused project designed to demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of the BI solution. The primary aim is to validate the practicality and potential effectiveness of the BI tool or new BI processes, usually before committing substantial resources to full-scale development and deployment. This allows our customers to evaluate the viability, assess risks, and gauge the resources needed for full implementation.

BI Data Modeling Design:

• Define how data is linked and how relationships are established to support reporting and analysis.

• Design and Implementation of Reporting Dimensional Data Models (Star or Snowflake Schema) for Tableau, Power BI, SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) and Excel Power Pivot.

Data Security:

• ​Implementing measures to protect sensitive data ensuring that users can only access the data and tools relevant to their roles.​

• Compliance: Meeting industry regulations and standards, if applicable.​

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