Our years of experience, in high-level positions of responsibility, in national and multinational companies has taught us the enormous importance of data utilization. Data in a business is often scattered, comes from different sources (e.g. from the company, from customers, from partners, from the market) and is kept in different media (e.g. electronic media, cloud, physical files).

When data is organised and interpreted, it becomes a concept and is converted into information

Business strategy and development, management, decisions, addressing operational risks and enhancing resilience, compliance with the relevant regulatory framework, security, services offered, service and trust with customers, efficient relationship with partners, staff development, rational use of financial and other resources are based on the use of information.

How many times have you had difficulty making or postponing a decision because you did not have sufficient and reliable information? How many times did you suddenly have to deal with a crisis because you didn’t have early warning? How many times has it become difficult to comply with regulations because you discover deficiencies in the organization of your data? How many times have you postponed a new business plan because you didn’t have the right information?