we develop and support BI applications that provide exceptional value to our customers. We believe in an agile, iterative approach that aims to deliver value rapidly, keeping in mind that your business is changing too fast to accommodate long development cycles and distant deliverables.The BI is optimized with an architecture built on web technologies that increases the value of information for the user by providing information in the most usable formats
Dashboards have become the primary form of information consumption for users. Though most dashboards still contain traditional grid and graph reports, a key component of today’s dashboards is data visualization. Traditional BI development focuses on building reports with minimal regard for visualization. Designing and developing for visual impact requires skills that combine business understanding and technical aptitude with a flair for visual design. Our approach encases these skills into a process that is highly iterative and focused on the needs of the users and the various ways in which they will access the data.
Dashboards introduced a new language of visualization and an entire new set of tools for end users. And recently BI has gone Mobile, with companies now developing their first BI applications directly for Mobile devices. Our Mobile BI Solution accounts for the unique mindset required for Mobile BI App development and couples it with data visualization and technology specific capabilities to produce great Mobile BI Apps.
To be more competitive, to expand into new markets, and to improve customer service - businesses need to effectively extract, consolidate and analyze their business data in order to develop intelligent insights into their business.
Business Intelligence delivers answers to the questions such as 'Who are my best customers as well the worst customers?' 'Is the business healthy? ', 'Do we have a right mix of people?' 'Who are my best suppliers?' 'Do we deliver products on time?'...
Corporate Performance Management (CPM) provides organizations a framework whereby organizations can set objectives, describe historic and expected performance, measure actual performance, analyze the outcomes, and perform “what-if” scenario analysis and planning.
As an idea, or rather as a buzz word, big data subsumes many other topics, such as business analysis, data analysis, business intelligence, data intelligence, even that most general of all words, information management.
