Case studies
What the work actually looked like — the problem as the client framed it, what we built, and what changed as a result. Written up in full, across governance, modernization, enablement and managed services.

RAG-generated metadata for an AI-ready catalog
The largest U.S. rural-lifestyle retailer had data its teams could not trust the meaning of. We built a RAG architecture that generates definitions, lineage, and business context and writes …

Analytics platform restored in under 24 hours
A production Alteryx Server outage stopped enterprise analytics at a publicly traded building materials manufacturer. We stood up an SLA-governed managed services model, traced the fault to …

Governed dashboards that cut manual reporting
Legacy dashboards at a $12B transportation and supply chain company required manual compilation, and reporting had become the slow point in a wider modernization program. We rebuilt the BI f…

From 3 analytics users to 100+ across Finance
A Fortune 500 financial services institution had modern analytics available to a handful of technical users and spreadsheets everywhere else. We built a 14-week enablement framework that too…

A repeatable engine for governed close operations
A Fortune 500 financial protection and benefits leader had modernized parts of Finance, but the gains stopped at the edges of each team. We built a repeatable modernization framework — proce…

Governance and literacy as enterprise capabilities
A large multi-state energy utility had invested in cloud and analytics, but adoption lagged and data ownership was unclear. We institutionalized governance, built persona-based literacy path…

Finding where younger guests drop off
A heritage restaurant and retail chain was aging with its guests and could not measure where younger diners fell out. We rebuilt guest intelligence around RFM and velocity models, cohort fun…

Governance that ended data sprawl
Analytics spread across departments faster than governance could follow, leaving duplicated datasets, shadow pipelines, and inconsistent definitions. We defined a three-tier governance struc…