While this company’s data maturity was a huge factor in their valuation, what got them noticed to begin with was their company culture. That culture is a direct reflection of what the organization values, and this Texas company truly put their people first.
They wanted their people to thrive, being absolutely devoted to solving complex problems for clients instead of bogged down in manual reporting tasks that lacked insight.
The early partner reminds leaders, “When you’re looking at an Excel spreadsheet and asking those questions, somebody’s got to go find the answer. It may take them an hour. It may take them a day, but the speed of that question–process–question–answer is just terrible without an analytics engine.”
Any business—architectural firms, law firms, engineering firms, any company dealing with billable hours or other skilled labor—will derive major benefits from advanced analytics capabilities. It’s not only going to impact their bottom line but will give a huge boost to their company culture and the overall value of their company.