This Partner has been in business in India since 1988 and is a pioneer in Pharma software. The Partner has more than 1800 end users ranging from chemists to bulk drug manufacturers. The Partner develops ERP for the Pharmaceutical sector in India to enable management of functions like Sales, Purchase, Inventory, Production, Supply etc
This Partner is a leading system integrator for public and private sector organizations in India. This System Integrator has a wide network of consultants and technology experts through which they achieve and support a presence across countries like the UK, US and India.
This Client is one of the fastest growing retail clothing chains in India. The Client has more than 50 stores located in 18 cities, and offering more than 8 in-house brands of apparel. The Client business is experiencing consistent growth with new stores opening in numerous cities at prime locations.
If your business has a handle on all of its data and can easily extract, transform, load (ETL) and manage that data, and easily access data from within data warehouses (DWH), then your organization is rare, indeed!
Every business faces the challenge of managing and using data in a way that is meaningful, accurate and easy for users. To meet objectives, plan strategies and analyze information, the average enterprise must juggle best-of-breed, legacy systems, and many other data repositories that sometimes seem to hide data from even the most gifted analysts and IT staff members.
I HATE disorganization. There is nothing more frustrating than knowing you have a particular item and searching everywhere to find it, only to come up empty. I have a friend, Jenny, who collects thimbles and she has everything catalogued! From the date of purchase to the locale where the thimble was made, the age of the piece and in which display cabinet that thimble resides. SO…if she wants to know how many thimbles she has from the U.K., she can get a count. If she wants to know which thimble is the oldest, she can find that information too! Jenny created her own little database to capture and manage this information.
Good, clear data is crucial to the success of every organization. No one can run a successful business without understanding what they are doing that is working, what needs to be changed, what their customers want, what their competitors are doing and how the market is changing. You’ve got a lot of data but you need to get to the heart of that data, make it clear, and understand what it is telling you. That’s where data extraction, transformation and loading (ETL) and data warehousing comes in.
Making the most of your data can be difficult, especially with so many data repositories, data warehouses and other data storage locations. Whether you have a data warehouse or you are considering implementing a DWH, you need to think carefully about how to structure, organize and integrate data if you are to achieve your data management goals.
