Data engineering and architecture
The step from several working reports to a single, tidy database, designed to grow with you instead of being patched every year.
When every report connects directly to the original sources, the system holds up fine for a while. But there comes a point — more sources, more reports, more people touching the same data — where each new connection becomes more fragile than the last.
This service builds the foundation that holds up everything else: a single data architecture, documented and designed with good modelling practices, so it causes fewer problems and costs less to touch in the future.
It's the work that shows the least from the outside, and the one that saves the most time in the medium term. That's exactly why — and because timelines are measured in months, not weeks — it's always quoted case by case.
Tell me how your data is organized todaySigns you need this
- Each new report takes longer to build than the last
- Several people change the same tables without coordinating
- Nobody remembers off the top of their head where each piece of data comes from
- A small change in one source breaks reports that have nothing to do with it
- You’re close to outgrowing what a spreadsheet or a standalone database can carry
Why you won't find a price list here
It depends on how many sources need sorting out, the state of the historical data, and how much is documented today. That's why it almost always starts with an assessment.
How I get to a price →In three steps
- The formTwo minutes, just enough to know whether I can help.
- A one-hour meeting, freeI go through your case and give you my opinion, whether you hire me or not.
- A fixed proposal in writingScope, phases, timeline and price.
Once the first one works
Business intelligence and analytics
The dashboard that gets built on top of this foundation.
See service →Administration and governance
Who can touch the database and how it's maintained.
See service →Reporting process audit
The upfront analysis, if you're not yet sure where to start.
See service →Not sure where to start?
That's normal. Tell me about your case in the form and I'll look at it in a one-hour meeting, free of charge.
Tell me about your caseYou can also email me at info@datamaxgen.com