It’s not news to you that data is valuable. But what more could data be doing for you to transform customer intelligence, reimagine processes, balance risk and reward, and drive new business opportunities?
See how your peers are leading digital transformation – and how you can do the same.
Canon Russia, part of the international camera and printing products manufacturer, wanted to support continued sales growth in both their B2B and B2C segments. To do so, they looked to provide teams with greater access to timely, transparent, and accurate business intelligence – across multiple IT systems and a large volume of data.
— Evgeny Popkov,
IT Director, Canon
Using Qlik to develop a robust finance, sales, and inventory BI platform, Canon Russia now has a one-stop resource for up-to-date business intelligence based on data from more than a dozen sources, including their ERP, record-keeping, and management systems.
For the Lenovo Group, a global manufacturer of everything from PCs to TVs, the supply chain is without a doubt the most complex part of the business. As Lenovo continued to expand, the organization needed a clearer overview of the supply chain, so they could continue to:
— Aileen Zhang, Director, Data Analysis, Lenovo Group
Using Qlik, Lenovo gained greater visibility into their supply chain with a standardized, unified data reporting management system applied across every point of the network. Now, users can explore data down to the most granular detail and see every connection and correlation. Plus, with self-service capabilities, more team members can intuitively access, explore, understand, and share data.
One of the largest police forces in the UK, Avon and Somerset Constabulary wanted to prevent crime and increase public safety through up-to-the-minute data and predictive modeling, curbing incidents before they even happen.
The Constabulary deployed Qlik across the force of more than 2,800 officers – from the command center to chief officers – to deliver up-to-the-minute information on productivity, business objectives, suspect management, and more.
— Sean Price, Head of Performance, Avon & Somerset Constabulary
With data clearly mapped out and easier to analyze, Avon and Somerset Constabulary has not only experienced major time savings, but also major improvements in public safety. Now, the Constabulary can develop business-critical apps in a matter of minutes, in order to:
— Neil Frost,
Detective Sergeant,
Avon and Somerset Constabulary
Now, with data clearly mapped out and easier to analyze, Avon and Somerset Constabulary has not only experienced major time savings, but also major improvements in public safety.