Jun 1, 2021 | Article, Business Intelligence (BI), Data, Hosting, Technology, What we do
A recent survey reported that IT leaders saw a 41% increase in requests for Business Intelligence (BI) solutions. Gartner reported that in 2019 the BI industry grew by over 10% to $24.8 billion, with BI platforms the fastest growing segment. Clearly a lot of companies...
Jan 14, 2021 | Agri, Article, Business Intelligence (BI), Data
A key driver of productivity in any organisation is recognising where your business is succeeding and where it is preventing you from succeeding. Gathering insights from your data can give you an understanding of where your business sits, and using the compounding...
Jan 7, 2021 | Agri, Article, Business Intelligence (BI), Data, Technology
Predicting Absenteeism with Data Absenteeism affects every business operation. If someone isn’t there to do their job, the tasks are either delayed or another person has to be found to fill in. Direct costs include the expense of paying out sick leave plus replacement...
Dec 10, 2020 | Agri, Article, Data, Human Resources, News, Technology
The Compounding Effect of Data & Human Resources Data-driven companies have the advantage of relying on sound data in every aspect of the business. Rather than focusing on continually gathering more data, they take the data they have and use it in novel ways to...
Jun 25, 2020 | Agri, Article, Business Intelligence (BI), Goverment, NDIS, Technology, What we do
Data-driven organisations make data science a core part of their business strategy, processes, and culture. Data-driven organisations use data to revolutionise their business by creating a platform for fact-based decision-making. Being data-driven has clear advantages...
Jun 4, 2020 | About, Article, Business Intelligence (BI), Technology
Are we making decisions based on facts or habits? Using data to make better decisions driving better outcomes. We’ve heard it before – the same old thinking gets the same old results. But sometimes our business practices become so subtly ingrained that we forget to...
