Monthly Archives: July 2019

The data life cycle describes the stages that your organisational data goes through, from initial capture through to the decisions ultimately made from its use.

Online shopping makes up 9% of all retail in Australia and estimates that the industry will hit $35bn by 2021.  This monumental growth has seen the logistics industry enjoy a few decades of exceptional prosperity.  That’s all about to change as the price of shipping will double in the next 18 months.

Where are you on your data evolution journey, that is the question! Taking the evolutionary leap up the Data Maturity curve is one that instils fear and dread in most Executives.  Perhaps more concerning is that most organisations think they are more mature than they actually are.

The point of data is to collect it in a way that helps you make the best possible decisions when you need to.  Software solutions should let you capture data, blend it all together, and then let staff consume it in a way that they want.  The speed at which a business can successfully do […]

Slow loading Tableau dashboards are one of the biggest issues our clients ask us to solve.  You should be aiming to make your Tableau dashboard and all dashboards load in 6 seconds.

Using an integrated Data Analytics tool like Tableau is guaranteed to save you time and money.  But building dashboards can take a lot of time.  Download your free P&L Dashboard that may help you save time. To help, we’ve created a template P&L dashboard that may help save you hours or provide inspiration to a […]

Innovative companies are embracing data analytics to gain customer insights, create new revenue streams, improve operational efficiencies and help drive more lasting customer relationships. So why aren’t all firms adopting data analytics?

Building an engaging business dashboard is really hard.  It takes time, patience and persistence to get a dashboard to a point where the majority of users think it’s doing it’s job.  It’s very easy to get attached to what you have built at the cost of delivering the message.  You’ll never get it right the […]

Do you do that thing at the end of each month where you produce your reports, save all your files, close them down and then take a big sigh of relief. Only to find that next month, you have to refresh your memory about what you did: