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Developing analytics insights can be time-intensive. Analysts spend large amounts time repeating tasks like integrating data and developing basic calculations, often yielding inconsistent results. Additionally, communication cycles between analysts and subject matter experts can be time consuming and frustrating.
The Rapid Response Analytics Solution is a collection analytics infrastructure components that provide reusable, curated, customizable analytics building blocks called DOS Marts and a visual builder tool called Population Builder that allows population definitions to be created and shared without the use of complex SQL. Taken together, these tools relieve analysts from having to reinvent the wheel for commonly used data elements and shift much of the analytics development process from the analyst themselves to the data consumers themselves with an elegantly designed, visual, self-service experience. The solution scales analytics teams, reducing development time by up to 90% and increasing productivity up to 10x.
Increase analyst effectiveness and reduce analytics development time by quickly defining custom populations for ad-hoc analytics, quality improvement, and research.
Develop faster using curated, domain-focused data marts that integrate data from multiple sources, providing reusable, customizable logic and algorithms.
Lift the heavy burden of repetitive SQL querying from your analysts to increase their effectiveness and help them work at the top of their license.
Advanced analysts perform faster and at the top of their license; entry-level analysts are more productive quickly.
Reuse, don’t reinvent. Analysts can focus on creating value-add business analytics versus complex SQL across multiple data sources.
Ad-hoc analysis puts power in the hands of data consumers instead of relying on expensive and overwhelmed analysts.
