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Solution 04 · Data & Analytics
Turn the data you already have into better decisions.
Most businesses have plenty of data and not enough answers. We bring it together, keep it clean and build the forecasts, alerts and dashboards on top, so people can see what is happening now and what is likely to happen next.
From raw data to decisions
- Sources
- Pipelines
- Warehouse
- Models
- Insight
- Decision
What we build
Data & Analytics, engineered for production.
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Data pipelines & platforms
Batch and streaming pipelines with tests, monitoring and clear ownership.
- 02
Predictive analytics & forecasting
Demand, capacity, churn and risk models that fit into existing planning processes.
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Anomaly detection
Early warnings for unusual patterns in operations, transactions or system behaviour.
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Real-time dashboards
Operational views that update as events happen, built around the decisions they support.
- 05
AI-assisted analytics
Ask questions of your data in plain language, with the underlying queries shown for transparency.
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Business intelligence
Consistent metrics and semantic layers, so every team works from the same numbers.
How it works
From raw data to decisions
Reliable data foundations first, then models and insight on top.
- 01
Sources
Applications, databases, events, spreadsheets and third-party APIs.
- 02
Pipelines
Tested, monitored pipelines ingest, clean and join the data.
- 03
Warehouse
A governed model of your business, with clear definitions and lineage.
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Models
Forecasting, scoring and anomaly detection models trained on trustworthy data.
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Insight
Dashboards, alerts and natural-language analytics bring results to people.
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Decision
Actions are taken, and their outcomes feed back into the data.
Where it helps
Built around the work, not the technology.
Typical places this capability changes how work gets done.
Planning & forecasting
Better-informed inventory, staffing and capacity decisions.
Operational monitoring
Spot issues early across orders, fulfilment, systems and customer experience.
Commercial analytics
Understand customers, pricing and performance with consistent definitions.
AI readiness
Get data into shape for the AI systems you plan to build next.
Engineering approach
What makes it production-grade.
Data quality as code
Automated tests and contracts catch broken data before it reaches decisions.
Governed access
Role-based access, lineage and auditability built into the platform.
Explainable models
Forecasts and scores come with the drivers behind them, not just a number.
Cost-aware architecture
Storage and compute sized to real usage, with clear visibility into spend.
Typical technology
- Python
- PyTorch
- AWS
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- CI/CD & infrastructure as code
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Vector databases
- Data pipelines
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Agentic AI & Automation
An assistant that doesn't just answer. It looks things up, takes the next step in your systems and checks the result, with your team approving anything important.
- Answering customer questions
- Handling orders and refunds
- Updating records
- Sending follow-ups
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Generative AI & RAG
Ask a question in plain English and get an answer from your own policies, contracts and manuals, with the source shown so people can trust it.
- Staff help desk
- Policy and contract search
- Customer self-service
- Onboarding new hires
See document answers
Computer Vision
Cameras and images turned into useful signals: what is on the shelf, what happened in the shop, which item has a defect.
- Shelf and stock checks
- In-store safety and loss
- Spotting defects
- Counting people and vehicles
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Idea → Architecture → Prototype → Production → Scale
Ready to explore Data & Analytics?
Tell us what you're trying to build, test, automate or improve. We'll tell you honestly where we can make a real difference, and where we can't.