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- 2. If you thinkof business software as beinga book… A book (Imeansoftware)tellsa story… Nowyouhavemultiplebooks,and theyeachtella differentstory Now youtakeachapterfromeachofthesebooksandputthemtogetherinone book… thatstorywouldn’t make muchsense.Right? That’swhat’shappeningin businesstoday,organizationsaremakingbusinessdecisionsbasedon partial stories,thattogether,don’tmakeanysense.Whodoesthat?
- 3. StoryBoardcombinesthosebooksandchaptersintoaneasily understandablecompletestory. Wecall thisstory– actionablevisual business intelligence.
- 5. For every type of business.
- 6. Practical Examples ForBusinesses Healthcare Benchmarkingtotrackpatientvolumes,predict staffoptimizationandhiringneedsbasedon censusand industrytrends RealEstate Analyzelocationsbasedonvariablessuchas trafficcongestion,schoolratings,life quality,and crime rates. HigherEducation Createcustomadvisoryplanstoassurethemost economicaldegreepathway Financial Reviewdatatoidentifyanypotentialanomalies, e.g.lifepolicieswithmore thanone claim Manufacturing Discovertrendsin materialcostsandacquisition ofgoodsandrawmaterialstopredictoptimal purchasingconditions E-Commerce Usepredictiveanalyticstopredictuser preferences,thenpersonalizeproductsina most- likely-to-buyorderthatmaximizesconversion.
- 7. There’s a delicate balance betweenbeingproperly staffedand stayingprofitable. It’seasyenoughtotrackthehoursyouremployeeshaveworkedversushowmuch youhavebilledyourclients.Butitbecomesa timeintensivetasktosee… • Which employeesworkedonwhich cases • Didtheirhourlyrateandthenumberofhoursworkedcombined exceeded yourclientbilling? CaseStudy | Accounting
- 8. Were they tracking enoughof theright data? And how automatedare thetracking mechanisms? CaseStudy | Accounting
- 9. We wereableto bring data from alldata sources on a daily basis. This took the data gatheringprocess from a once every 6 month,2 day long juggernaut,to a touchless process thatworked withzero human intervention. CaseStudy | Accounting
- 11. DataPipelines Useasmany of our200+ custom built connectionsto collectyourdatafrom anywhere.The StoryBoard platformmakes it easier to be successful. CloudDataWarehouse Storeyourdatain onelocationforall departmentstousecollectively.With betterorganizationandaccessibility comes betterefficiency. DataAnalysis Filteryourdatawith custom fields, properties,andalgorithmssothe insights youreceive arerelevantto yourbusiness. Cut out theclutter forbetterinsights. DataVisualization Tella betterstorywith yourdata.Use visualizationtohelpeveryonein the companyunderstandandact ondata insightsquicker andandin a more efficientmanner. Think of StoryBoard asyour Chief Data Officer, it’ll helpyou expand the conversation.
- 12. DATA WAREHOUSE ELT DATA CONNECTORS DATA PIPELINE DATA VISUALIZATION
- 13. DataSecurity ModernDataArchitecture: • Soc2TypeIIcompliantfor ETL/DataWarehouse/DataVisualizationPlatforms • HIPAAcompliant • Ourstaffadheretothehighestguidelinesofinternal securitybestpracticestokeepyourdatasecure& compliant
- 14. Analyticsvisualizationplatformpullingin siloeddatafrom 200+ businessapplications PaperCutSoftwareData Add-InAdvancedInsightsandAnalyticsfor PaperCutdata PRODUCT BUSINESSDATA DESCRIPTION Example Applications
Editor's Notes
- StoryBoard pulls in all your disparate business data and displays it in an organized, easy-to-digest, and elegant dashboard. With powerful, customized filtering options, you'll see your data like you never have before – the way you want it. That's business intelligence, that’s StoryBoard.
- StoryBoard connects with over 200+ Books, I mean cloud and desktop software suites. These books tell your story.
- And it’ll do it for every type of business - Healthcare, Technology, Accounting, Manufacturing, Hospitality, Marketing, Retail… you name it.
- Practical Examples
- Data for timekeeping and billing live in different systems and get tracked at different levels of granularity. Since this process is so manual, firms are not likely to do this analysis often, leaving them to gut feel and guesswork as to how much they bill their clients
- Time tracking by employee Time tracking by customer and service item Revenue by customer & service items (optional but preferred) Expenses by customer (If applicable) Do employees have to manually punch their time or switch between service items? Do customers get invoiced and do they pay on time? Or do invoice amounts get auto-debited from there account? Is there a manual reconciliation process at the end of the month to allocate customer expenses or revenue appropriately?
- The Solution Once the business is able to gather the information above, we’re able to create benchmarks for the following: Revenue per hour worked Expenses per hour worked Profitability per client Profitability per employee Now that benchmarks have been defined, the firm can go back to unprofitable customers to either re-negotiate terms of service, increase hourly rates, or coach employees and clients how to be more efficient to reach their desired outcomes within their budget.
- Examples
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