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StoreNext

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Technology Category	Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics
Applicable Industries	Retail
Applicable Functions	Sales & Marketing
Use Cases	Real-Time Location System (RTLS)
Services	Data Science Services
Challenge	StoreNext, a leading research and analysis firm in the consumer goods market in Israel, was looking to improve its value proposition. The company wanted to launch a next-generation self-service Business Intelligence (BI) solution that would allow its clients to analyze millions of transactions to better understand market trends. Additionally, StoreNext's clients had been requesting mobile capabilities, which the company was keen to provide. Another challenge was the company's reliance on external consultants for the development of the solution, which they wanted to reduce. Read More
About Customer	StoreNext is Israel’s leading research and analysis firm in the consumer goods market. The company specializes in capturing and analyzing transactions from various stores to provide insights into market trends. StoreNext's clients are primarily businesses in the consumer goods industry who rely on the company's data and analysis to make informed decisions. The company was looking to improve its services by offering a next-generation self-service Business Intelligence (BI) solution and mobile capabilities. Read More
Solution	StoreNext partnered with Qlik, a renowned data analytics platform, to develop a next-generation self-service Business Intelligence (BI) solution. This solution allows StoreNext's clients to analyze millions of transactions in real time, providing them with valuable insights into market trends. The solution was launched in under three months, demonstrating the efficiency of the partnership. Additionally, the solution includes mobile capabilities, fulfilling a long-standing request from StoreNext's clients. The partnership with Qlik also enabled StoreNext to continue developing the solution in-house, reducing their reliance on external consultants. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics

Applicable Industries

Retail

Applicable Functions

Sales & Marketing

Use Cases

Real-Time Location System (RTLS)

Services

Data Science Services

Challenge

StoreNext, a leading research and analysis firm in the consumer goods market in Israel, was looking to improve its value proposition. The company wanted to launch a next-generation self-service Business Intelligence (BI) solution that would allow its clients to analyze millions of transactions to better understand market trends. Additionally, StoreNext's clients had been requesting mobile capabilities, which the company was keen to provide. Another challenge was the company's reliance on external consultants for the development of the solution, which they wanted to reduce.

About Customer

StoreNext is Israel’s leading research and analysis firm in the consumer goods market. The company specializes in capturing and analyzing transactions from various stores to provide insights into market trends. StoreNext's clients are primarily businesses in the consumer goods industry who rely on the company's data and analysis to make informed decisions. The company was looking to improve its services by offering a next-generation self-service Business Intelligence (BI) solution and mobile capabilities.

Solution

StoreNext partnered with Qlik, a renowned data analytics platform, to develop a next-generation self-service Business Intelligence (BI) solution. This solution allows StoreNext's clients to analyze millions of transactions in real time, providing them with valuable insights into market trends. The solution was launched in under three months, demonstrating the efficiency of the partnership. Additionally, the solution includes mobile capabilities, fulfilling a long-standing request from StoreNext's clients. The partnership with Qlik also enabled StoreNext to continue developing the solution in-house, reducing their reliance on external consultants.

Impact #1	StoreNext was able to improve its value proposition by launching a next-generation self-service BI solution.
Impact #2	The company was able to offer its clients the mobile capabilities they had been asking for.
Impact #3	StoreNext was able to continue to develop the solution in-house, reducing its reliance on external consultants.

Impact #1

StoreNext was able to improve its value proposition by launching a next-generation self-service BI solution.

Impact #2

The company was able to offer its clients the mobile capabilities they had been asking for.

Impact #3

StoreNext was able to continue to develop the solution in-house, reducing its reliance on external consultants.

Benefit #1	The solution captures 2 million daily transactions from 2,200 stores in real time.
Benefit #2	The solution was launched in under 3 months.

Benefit #1

The solution captures 2 million daily transactions from 2,200 stores in real time.

Benefit #2

The solution was launched in under 3 months.

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