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Make the data you already have drive the decisions that matter.

Data platforms, dashboards and applied ML for operational decisions.

Overview

What Data & Analytics covers

DTIA builds the pipeline from raw data to decisions — warehouse / lakehouse, modelling, dashboards, and applied machine learning for forecasting, classification and optimisation.

CUTM analytics platform (screenshot pending)
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Industry Challenges

What we hear on the ground

  • Data trapped in disconnected systems
  • Reports that are slow, manual and disputed
  • No forecasting or early-warning capability
  • Analytics projects that never reach production
DTIA Solutions

What we put in place

  • Data platform: ingestion, warehouse / lakehouse, governance
  • Semantic modelling and a single source of metrics
  • Executive and operational dashboards
  • Applied ML: demand forecasting, quality, churn, optimisation
  • MLOps and monitoring for models in production
Process Flow

How an engagement runs

  1. Step 01

    Data audit

    Inventory sources, quality and consumers.

  2. Step 02

    Platform

    Stand up ingestion, storage and modelling.

  3. Step 03

    Decision products

    Ship the first dashboards and models.

  4. Step 04

    Industrialise

    Governance, monitoring and enablement.

Benefits

What changes for you

  • Trusted, consistent metrics
  • Forecasts and alerts instead of hindsight
  • Analytics that survive past the pilot
Real Project Gallery

From the labs and the field

Real photography from CUTM labs, Gram Tarang Technologies and client sites will replace these frames.

CUTM analytics platform (screenshot pending)
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Operations control dashboard (screenshot pending)
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Video Gallery

Watch it explained

From dashboards to decisions

Innovation Talks
FAQs

Common questions

Both are supported; the choice follows your data-residency, cost and skills constraints.

Put Data & Analytics in action

Scope this service against your context, KRAs and a performance-linked commercial model.