Struggling to make sense of your Company Data?:
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In an ever-demanding data world, it has been our consistent goal to derive change through data and provide our clients with the best solution to become data-driven. As a long-standing reseller and the first African implementation partner, Azuka is proud to further our BI & Analytics relationship with Sisense by becoming an Analytics Service Provider (ASP).
As an Analytics Service Provider, we offer you direct access to Sisense dashboards with intuitive insights of your data across all areas within your business, resulting in the following benefits:
Rapid deployment
Hosted Service
Cost-effective
Our BI team does the data modelling and Dashboard writing
Fast business insights
Supports decision making by spending less time on report writing
Increased Return on Investment (ROI)
Reduced Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
“The ASP model provides a platform for companies to successfully stage and trail their BI strategies without the need to deploy on-site BI applications thereby offering flexibility on their strategic intent for modelling data across the entire business without the hassle and intense resource required” – Henry McCracken.
Faster Insight to your business questions
Azuka offers basic and comprehensive packages for clients, starting at one license with room to scale on-demand and includes:
Hosting and Management
Data Modeling
Dashboard Design and Development
Support
With extensive business intelligence knowledge and a proven track record of seamless Sisense project implementations, Azuka joined the list of 14 global partners and became the first African implementation partner in 2018.
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