Data warehouse and integration
Automated collection from your source systems, historisation and modelling. The end of manual exports and start-of-month spreadsheet consolidation.
Capabilities
One version of the numbers. Available before the meeting, not after.
Two departments arrive at a meeting with two different figures for the same indicator, and the session becomes an argument about method instead of a decision. Monthly reporting burns several person-days of manual consolidation. Last month's numbers arrive too late to change anything.
Executive teams are not short of data, they are short of agreement about data. We build the layer that reconciles the sources — ERP, finance, operations, shop floor — and produces indicators whose definitions are written down, shared, and not renegotiated in the room.
No commitment — you leave with an order of magnitude.
What we do
Automated collection from your source systems, historisation and modelling. The end of manual exports and start-of-month spreadsheet consolidation.
Substantive work with your departments to fix how each indicator is calculated. OEE, unit cost or service level stop being debatable once the definition is written and signed off.
Distinct views for shop-floor control, middle management and the executive team. Each level gets what it can act on, at the frequency it can act.
Root-cause analysis, comparison across sites and lines, drift detection. The point is to move from monthly post-mortem to in-period correction.
What you receive
No, but source quality determines result quality. If your data is scattered, we start with a narrow, reliable perimeter rather than a complete dashboard fed by questionable numbers.
We fit the tool to the context rather than the reverse: capabilities already in your ERP, commercial BI platforms, or open-source components — depending on your licensing, hosting and in-house skill constraints.
Yes. Hosting on your own infrastructure or with a local provider is both possible and common, particularly where contractual or sector rules require it.
A conversation with someone who has handled this class of problem before. You leave with a clear read, whether or not we work together.
No commitment — you leave with an order of magnitude.