Latest Business Intelligence ventures
Kellerton continue to be busy across a number of sectors including Universities where we are talking student number planning and information portals and Law firms where we are talking finance systems strategy and income planning. We also have some up-coming interesting propositions in the Social housing and Retail & Lesiure sectors.
What we do
Information and business intelligence
Management reporting
Business intelligence (BI)
Management information (MI)
Enterprise performance management (EPM)
Financial reporting and management accounts
Performance management
Data warehousing
We provide expert advice on:
Understanding requirements and information needs
Review of existing reporting systems and processes
Choosing the right solution
Building a business case
Technical design and implementation
Business implementation
Changing processes and recruiting/developing skills
Choice of software
Business improvement through better reporting
We provide competitive delivery of:
Reports and dashboards
Management information systems
Data warehouses
Reporting solutions
Why Kellerton?
The most important factor in choosing a consultancy to partner with for your information strategy and reporting needs should be the specialist focus on information and business intelligence. There are a number of key differences from typical system implementation and business strategy engagements that make reporting projects different and therefore specialism is key. Examples are:
- Reporting is about communication and therefore intrinsically linked to your company strategy rather than operational processes
- As there is limited process improvement, the business case for investment must be built on better decision making
- Reporting and BI implementations are data-centric which means they can't be 100% designed up front and aren't 100% tested until live
- These projects therefore require a uniquely specialised design, quality assurance and project management function
Industry expertise is the next most important because it is the understanding of the information requirements and their benefits to the business as well as the complexity of the business process and data model that is key. Knowledge of common source systems is also a benefit.
