It’s no secret that consumer behaviour is shifting. It leads to uncertainty in revenue and all the logical flow-on effects. But how does your business grapple with these changes and regain control?
Starting a small business can be challenging, but with data and analytics, you can make data-driven decisions that will help your business grow. But where do you begin? The idea of data and analytics can be overwhelming, but with the right guidance, it can be a valuable tool for any small business.
Many SMEs struggle with understanding and implementing effective data governance practices which underpin all data-driven decisions. In this approachable guide, we’ll take a look at what data governance is, why it’s important for SMEs and some best practices for getting started.
Getting all your data from A to B, but giving it a much-needed shoe-shine along the way.
Capturing your first party data in all the right places, and finding third party sources that will work for you.
Consolidating multiple sources of data into one consistent, accurate, and accessible location.
Implementing the most contemporary and advanced data and analytics platforms to underpin insights.
In the not-too-distant past, analytics used to be seen as after-the-fact reporting, dashboarding, charts — understanding what had already happened. Today, analytics is much more tightly
It’s fair to say that most businesses are onboarding more software and apps than they’re offloading. Okta’s 2021 Business at Work report clocks the average business as
An all too common phrase heard across almost every business and industry is “we don’t have any data to analyse”. This couldn’t be further from the truth;
Let’s turn the hidden potential in your data into a catalyst for your organisation’s transformation.