We bridge the gap between business management executives and IT.
We don't just report data, we empower decision-makers with actionable intelligence.
We are experienced Qlik Sense developers, with skills ranging from connecting to multiple, complex data sources, to creating dedicated Qlik Sense apps. But we don’t just develop the apps – we understand them, their purpose and the underlying business processes that actually generate the data. We’re not interested in just showing the data in a nice presentful way, but actually participating in reaching the customers goals for which he needs the data in the first place – which almost always is either gaining profit or better understanding of the business.
We’ve gained experience in multiple industries, ranging from complicated production, services and trade, and like rarely anyone else – we’re able to talk to both the sales teams, as well as use technical jargon with the IT team.
Complimentary to Qlik Sense, we provide both Controlling and Project Management services – it’s quite usual, that customers don’t have and don’t want to have additional in-house resources for the relatively short time it takes to create a sophisticated Business Intelligence system. That’s why we take care of the two crucial parts – overall project handling, and advisory of the best practices to reach the set goals.
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