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Six Things We Do, and Do Ourselves.
Strategy is the front end of every engagement; the rest is what the question calls for. Every engagement is scoped in writing, staffed by the people who scoped it, and handed over with a methodology statement.
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Strategy
What to measure, what to build, and in what order.
A short engagement that ends with a written plan: the questions the business needs answered, the data that answers them, the gaps, and a sequenced roadmap. Analysis before build: nothing is built until the plan is agreed.
Who It Is For
A company that knows it has data worth using and does not yet know where to start, or a leadership team about to spend on a data hire or a tool.
What You Receive
- Data inventory and quality audit
- Question-to-metric map
- A sequenced roadmap
- Executive readout
How Long
Two to four weeks to a written plan.
What Happens After
The plan is yours. Most clients take the first item on it to us; some take it in house.
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Analytics
Custom dashboards your leadership actually uses, kept current as frequently as you need it.
We turn your operational or billing data into a reporting system your leadership actually uses, then keep it current on a retainer, refreshed as frequently as you need it. Analysis comes before the build, so the dashboard answers the question you have, not the one the software assumes.
Who It Is For
Multi-location medical practices, operators with billing or operational data spread across systems, and any company whose monthly numbers arrive too late to act on.
What You Receive
- A written analysis of what to measure, and why, before anything is built
- The dashboard, built on one structured data set with every figure defined
- A methodology statement that says where each number comes from
- A retainer: the data refreshed as frequently as you need it, the build maintained, light analysis included
How Long
Four to eight weeks to the first release, depending on the data.
What Happens After
The retainer. A dashboard sold once should pay for years: refreshed as frequently as you need it, maintained, with light analysis, at a fraction of the cost of the build and a fraction of the cost of a hire.
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ML Forecasting
Models that are explained, monitored, and owned.
Demand forecasts, churn and risk scores, pricing, anomaly detection. Every model ships with a plain-language explanation of what it does and how wrong it can be, a monitoring plan, and a handover to the people who will live with it.
Who It Is For
A company with a recurring decision that is made on a hunch today: how much to stock, who to call first, what to charge.
What You Receive
- Problem framing and a baseline to beat
- The model, evaluated against the baseline
- Monitoring and retraining plan
- Handover to the client team
How Long
Four to ten weeks, most of it on the data.
What Happens After
Monitoring under retainer if you want it, or a runbook if you do not.
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Data Engineering
Pipelines that hold up after we leave.
Warehouse design, ingestion, transformation, testing and documentation, built with tools your own people can run. One structured data set behind every report, so a chart, a table and a sentence never disagree.
Who It Is For
A company whose reports depend on one person and a spreadsheet, or whose systems do not talk to each other.
What You Receive
- Warehouse and pipeline architecture
- Ingestion and transformation, tested
- Documentation and runbooks
- A cost review
How Long
Scoped to the systems involved; typically six to twelve weeks.
What Happens After
Your team runs it. We stay reachable under retainer for changes and checks.
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Bespoke Presentations
A pile of documents or data becomes one sourced, defensible presentation on a hard timeline.
Litigation support, board decks, investor materials, dispute analytics. A pile of documents or data becomes one sourced, defensible presentation on a hard timeline: every number cited, every inference flagged as inference, and a written methodology statement to stand behind it.
Who It Is For
Litigation practices preparing for trial or mediation, boards and founders with a decision to put in front of people, and anyone whose case rests on numbers that have to survive questioning.
What You Receive
- An evidence index and a crosswalk from every figure to its source
- The presentation itself, interactive where that helps the argument, with speaker notes
- Late-arriving material absorbed through the same crosswalk, not a rebuild
- A written methodology statement, ready for review
How Long
Scoped to the deadline. Tell us the date and we scope back from it.
What Happens After
The methodology statement and the sourced data set stay with you, so the work can be examined, extended, or reused for the next round.
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Training
Your team, fluent in its own numbers.
Workshops for operators, analysts and executives: reading a dashboard, asking a good question of data, and knowing when a model should be trusted. Usually the last step of an engagement, so the work keeps working after we leave.
Who It Is For
The people who will own what we built, and leadership teams that want to read their own numbers without an interpreter.
What You Receive
- Half-day and full-day workshops
- Role-specific curricula
- Office hours
- Materials the team keeps
How Long
A day to a week, scheduled around your team.
What Happens After
Office hours under retainer, if you want them.
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Sold Once, Paid for Years.
A dashboard sold once should pay for years. Our retainers refresh the data as frequently as you need it, maintain the build, and include light analysis, at a fraction of the cost of the build and a fraction of the cost of a hire.
How the work runs