Numerous analytical projects do not reach their full potential because the insights cannot be fully digested or understood by the target audience. For this reason, we have focused on creating interactive dashboards, which we consider to be the crucial third phase in the analytical framework depicted in the diagram.

We take great pride in the multitude of dashboards and reports we've crafted for numerous clients over the years. Our toolkit has evolved, encompassing Xcelsius, Tableau, and Microsoft Power BI. Presently, our primary focus is on Power BI, about which we also offer regular training courses.

Examples

Many of our dashboards are proprietary for our clients, but we have also built some public access ones. A favourite is the three page Statistical Data Return based on the data published by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH).

We have also created a Power BI five page report for the Value for Money Metrics, also published by the RSH. This includes predictive analysis in order to provide an effective benchmarking service, allowing larger social housing providers to find out what their costs ‘should’ be, based on an analysis of their unique characteristics.

A further report is the Disability Estimates. Using data from National Statistics, via the UK Data Archive, we have been able to estimate the number and types of difficulties that might be expected in any social housing population. This helps to sense check the organisations data collection of these key measures.

Please contact us for a demonstration of any of these, especially the latter two for which we have provided links to the help text but not the actual Power BI reports themselves.