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DATA2DASH BUSINESS READY LIVE IoT DASHBOARDS

data2_admin — Thu, 22 Apr 2021 11:00:53 +0000

With 5g deployments increasing across the UK, Europe and beyond, the Internet of Things (IoT) technology will more and more become an integral part of business operations and day-to-day life and with that there will be a growing demand for analytics to get the most out of the data this technology generates.

To find out how Data2Dash can support you with this, take a look at our business ready IoT dashboards for the Industrial, Logistics, Real Estate and Retail sectors here.

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Data2Dash COVID-19 Monitor & Manage Live Dashboards

data2_admin — Wed, 03 Feb 2021 15:28:36 +0000

The Data2Dash analytics platform launches the COVID-19 monitor and manage live dashboard to help organisations track the vaccination & testing status of their workforce.

We can build further intelligence into your dashboards to bring context & certainty in your decision-making through delivering live data insights on:

Vaccination, test and PPE costs made to date
Flag missed vaccination & test appointments
On-site employees by work locations on international, national, site, building, floor & room level
On-site HSE and First Aid qualified persons
Sales performance
Client satisfaction scores
Employee satisfaction scores

For more information click here

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The UK Political Economy Landscape

data2_admin — Thu, 23 Jan 2020 13:58:13 +0000

As we stand at the dawn of a new decade, Data2Dash has created a UK Political Economy Decade Dashboard 2010 – 2019, to bring together a selection of key UK Economic and Political indicators from the last decade.

Highlights:

Economic Landscape

The UK Unemployment rate has halved during the last decade from 8% in 2010 to 4% in 2019.
The value of Pound Sterling against the Euro is nearly down by 20% since 2015, making imports from the EU to the UK, which accounts for 56% of all UK imports, more expensive. For the same time period, Pound Sterling has also decreased in value against the US Dollar (-16%).
In the past decade there were four years in which inflation was above the government’s 2% target, in 2010, 2012 and 2017 it was 3% and in 2011 it was 4%.

Socio-Political Landscape

There were four general elections and one referendum in the last decade, which is double the amount of general elections than any other decade when just looking at the last century. For each of those elections on average 15m people did not cast their vote, which is around 30% of the electorate.
In each of the 4 general elections there is not one political party that achieves 50% of the vote or more, yet in the 2019 general election, the party with the highest percentage of the vote (45%) gets 56% of the seats in the House of Commons.
There was a positive net migration to the UK for every year in the last decade whereby net migration was down by 16% in 2019 to 277,000 compared to 329,000 at the start of the decade in 2010. The 2019 net migration figure consisted of 17% from the EU and 83% from Non EU countries.

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A Digital Version of the Real World

Dirk Holtgreve — Fri, 04 Oct 2019 16:12:29 +0000

I’m writing this blog following my attendance at the Digital Twin Day organised by the Centre for Digital Built Britain (CDBB) in partnership with the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). Those who are not familiar with Digital Twins, as I was, the simplest explanation of this concept is that it is the digital representation of an actual physical asset, it can also apply to potential physical assets, e.g. the simulation, modelling and testing for the planned construction of a physical asset but, can also be the digital representation of people, processes and entire places, similar to the concept of a smart city. For the purpose of this blog, I will focus on the digital representation of physical assets.

The Digital Twin Day on September 9, 2019 was a great introduction to this concept and as I learn more about it, my mind’s eye can see a whole digital world opening up in front of me that will enable people and organisations to see and monitor digital versions of their assets, ranging from your entire home and what’s in it, to full digital representations of complete cities. This concept promises to deliver some interesting efficiencies, such as being able to monitor asset performance remotely and in real time. The data produced from Digital Twins will provide valuable insights into how assets are being used and in what way this impacts performance. This can help devise more effective preventative maintenance plans to increase the lifespan of the asset but, also for improving the quality of – and interaction with physical assets.

The emergence and evolution of the Internet of Things (IOT) will continue to give impetus to Digital Twins but, for it to be more widely adopted by businesses and non-profit organisations, the hardware and software costs will need to come down further along with a significant investment in people will be required to ensure they have the right skills to make this concept really work. The latter is from our own experience the factor that is not focused on enough. All too often organisations are too focused on technology and adopt one bit of new technology after the other, without fully utilising the technology they already have and ensuring it is supported by a robust data strategy, well-thought-out and documented processes, which people, across business support functions, have ownership of. This is also fundamental to the Data to Dashboard solutions and Data Strategy consulting we provide to our clients.

Digital Twins have a lot of potential for business and society but, there will be some big challenges along the way that will need to be taken head on for it to be more widely adopted and accepted. Particular caution must be taken with data generated from Digital twins that are owned and run by non-profit organisations and are critical for the public infrastructure to run smoothly. This will require strong leadership and vision to ensure the application of this concept does not result in the functioning of public infrastructure being compromised. As governments and non-profits will seek participation from the private sector, a clear data strategy must be devised to ensure ownership and the use of data is safeguarded together with a clear operating model that ensures accountability.

Blockchain technology should also be considered in the realisation of Digital Twins, as this technology makes the data immutable and through the use of a decentralised network and cryptology, it is seen as highly secure. The application of Blockchain has now moved beyond Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology is increasingly being used to improve day-to-day business processes and compliance, for instance in the procurement and management of assets. Blockchain technology, therefore, lends itself well for safeguarding data from digital twins and in such a way that organisations can be held accountable.

We live in exciting times and the concept of Digital Twins is testament to that. It is great to see CDBB championing this concept and working with industry to bring this into realisation on a wider scale and Data2Dash look forward to supporting this.

Dirk Holtgreve – Managing Director & Founder Data2Dash

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Data2Dash Partnership Announcement

data2_admin — Tue, 05 Jun 2018 13:13:29 +0000

Data2Dash and Trigerz are pleased to announce a partnership that will provide Trigerz users, a 100% Salesforce Native application, with robust data harnessing and dashboard solutions from Data2Dash.

This partnership will provide customers:

Future proof data strategies
Ensure high user adoption
Provide 360 visibility to all your datapoints

What this means for customers:

Data2Dash’s expertise in building data integration, cleansing and dashboard solutions will help customers tackle data inconsistencies and enable them to more effectively produce reliable insights ranging from win rate and sales velocity to revenue forecasting and customer retention. This will provide customers with a robust data strategy that can be adopted and sustained at user level using Trigerz allowing business to have 360 visibility of key data points that help drive their business forward.

Introduction to both services:

Data2Dash is an independent Data Strategy Solutions Provider founded in 2014 and have built up a wealth of experience in building strategic enterprise data technology solutions across business support functions and in multiple sectors. Key to the success of Data2Dash is our 3-step approach to building and maintaining agile data harnessing and dashboard solutions that improve the performance of your business. For more information on Data2Dash, please visit: data2dash.com
Trigerz platform is a 100% Salesforce Native application that helps your sales teams stay on top of their revenue generating tasks by driving the right behaviours, so managers and executives can focus on coaching and executing against strategy. Trigerz are notifications created by an event, scenario or action. These can then be pushed out to your teams as insights to drive the correct behaviour whether you are calling, managing opportunities or prioritising tasks. For more information on Trigerz, please visit: trigerz.io

If you would like to hear more or would like a data audit feel free to contact: contact@data2dash.com or info@trigerz.io

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