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SWISS VISUAL DATA receives the Wolda brand award
Our Swiss Visual Data logo has won the Award of Excellence in the category “Logo New – Europe” at the 12th edition of the “WOLDA-worldwide Logo Design Award” 2021.
WOLDA – Worldwide Logo Design Award – is an international logo competition. The aim of WOLDA is to honour the world’s best work in these creative fields.
Swiss Visual Data is delighted to have received this prestigious international award. It is a great recognition of our communication efforts and encourages us to position our brand as a strong Swiss-Made actor.
Swiss Visual Data is a Geneva company specialized in data analysis and dashboarding services.
We work especially with small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) as well as non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
Our mission is to provide support to SMEs and NGOs in the management and visualisation of their data. These organisations are sometimes unaware that advanced data visualisation tools are also available for their needs.
We also offer our expertise in customising Excel tools to your management and admiration requirements.
Do not hesitate to contact SVD, we will know how to help you.
WHAT WE DO
Data visualisation
With data visualisation techniques of BI, we help our customers see beyond the numbers, focus on the important information and immediately spot any changes and trends. We tailor reports and dashboards to users’ roles.
Business Analysis
We provide our customers with analytics solution design. Depending on our customer’s business needs, our BA services cover development of the analytics solution’s components such as warehouse, setting up ETL and data cleaning processes, reports and dashboards.
Consulting
We help our clients develop a BA strategy, design and optimise BA architecture, ensure data quality and automate reporting to meet our clients’ needs for informed decision making.
At Swiss Visual Data we are members of the Intentional Institute for Business Analytics (IIBA) and follow the principles of the Business Data Analytics section. The six BDA knowledge areas described by the IIBA introductory manual are:
Identifying and understanding stakeholders enables analysts to actively engage, collaborate with the various parties involved in an analysis initiative and identify stakeholders’ analysis needs.
Before data can be sourced, analysis is performed to determine what data is most relevant to the analytics problem. Analyst plays a significant role in understanding and suggesting relevant data that may provide. The data required may be internally available within the organization or may require external sources. In certain cases, active data collection may be required directly from the customers. Some data may not be available due to privacy rules while other data may only be available during specific time frames. It requires choosing a representative group for data collection, designing surveys that will result in relevant data, embedding such surveys into business processes and workflows
Analyzing data involves deciding how data analysis will be performed, including which models and mathematical or statistical techniques will be used. Strong collaboration between the data scientist and the business analysis professional ensures that the analytics work is performed within the correct business context.
The interpretation of data and the preparation of results are two of the most important aspects of data analysis. This allows to obtain an overall business view of the data collected and to determine the most appropriate way to communicate the results of business data analysis to stakeholders.
Finally, the results should be used to influence decision-making, better organise the flow of information and in general better optimise work. In this way, analytical processes can be used as a strategic asset to influence the business model and processes.
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