Business Intelligence
We help companies use their business data for monitoring, analysis, and decision support that is actually used in everyday life. The focus is on business management, transparency, and pace - not on complex BI environments that live their own lives.
Analysis as part of the business
How Business Intelligence works at Elvenite
Business Intelligence is about making business data usable in everyday life. This means that data is not only collected and visualised, but actively used to steer the business, follow up on results, and make better decisions.
BI creates the most value when:
- You have data, but different figures are used in different parts of the organisation
- Management and operations spend time questioning figures instead of acting
- Follow-up takes place afterwards, instead of supporting ongoing management
- Reports exist, but are not used consistently in decisions
- ERP data is difficult to access or interpret for operations
Some of our customers in Business Intelligence
Our focus with business intelligence
Business Intelligence is about better decisions, not more details.
We build BI with the business as the starting point, not the tool. This means we focus on:
- Financial and operational follow-up for management
- Clear and jointly defined key performance indicators
- Follow-up that supports control, planning and prioritisation
- Solutions that are easy to use and easy to maintain
How BI is linked to data intelligence
Business intelligence as part of a larger whole
Business Intelligence is a central part of data intelligence, where analysis, structure and automation work together. BI creates stability and shared understanding, while more advanced analysis and AI build upon the same data foundation.
We see Business Intelligence as:
- A prerequisite for reliable analysis
- A bridge between data and decisions
- A stable base for further development
This is how we create BI that is actually used
This is not Business Intelligence at elvenite
We do not build BI solutions that live a life of their own separate from the business. Business Intelligence should be a support for decision-making, not another system to maintain.
This means that we do not deliver:
- Dashboards without a clear purpose or ownership
- BI projects that end but are never fully used
- Parallel figures that create uncertainty instead of insight
- Reporting that lacks connection to governance and business goals
Customer case studies in business intelligence
Qlik Sense
Qlik Sense is particularly strong in environments where users need to be able to analyse relationships, explore data and work with large or complex data sets. We use Qlik when the requirements for flexibility, data connections and analytical depth are high.
Typical use cases for Qlik Sense:
- Advanced business analysis
- Analysis of complex flows and relationships
- Combination of ERP data with external data sources
- Independent analysis for business-oriented users
Qlik Sense suits organisations that want to go deeper in their analysis without losing control over the data basis.
Power BI
Power BI is a natural choice for organisations that want to combine flexibility, accessibility and deep analysis. We use Power BI to create decision support tailored to different roles – from management to operational activities.
Typical uses for Power BI:
- Financial follow-up and reporting
- Sales, margins and profitability
- Inventory, purchasing and supply chain
- KPI follow-up for management and managers
Power BI is often used as the interface where business data becomes understandable, shareable and actionable.
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