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Olivier Salavert

6 years experience - Olivier graduated from the Free University of Brussels, earning his degree in physiotherapy and rehabilitation in 2007, followed by a diploma in osteopathic medicine in 2012. He then spent nearly fifteen years working as a paramedical practitioner—both consulting and taking on management responsibilities—across various medical centers in Brussels. This experience strengthened his skills in statistical analysis, critical thinking, and reporting automation.

Pierre Herrent

18 years experience - Pierre has been working in Qlik Analytics since 2014, starting with QlikView, and thus joins with over 9 years of experience in Qlik and Business Intelligence projects.

Laetitia Larchanche

18 years experience - Laetitia is a dynamic and customer-driven sales leader who operates at the crossroads of Data, Analytics, AI, and Business Strategy. She began her journey with WeQan (formerly Velixis) in 2013 and has since grown into a key account and business development manager for element61, following WeQan’s integration in December 2023.

Laetitia Larchanche

18 years experience - Laetitia est une professionnelle dynamique qui évolue à la croisée du Business Development, de la relation client et des programmes Data & Analytics. Après avoir débuté sa carrière chez WeQan (anciennement Velixis) en 2013, elle a rejoint element61 lors de l’intégration du groupe en décembre 2023.

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Data Visualization

Data visualization and storytelling are powerful tools to communicate complex information in a simple and engaging manner. When complex information is distilled into visuals that captivate and inform, organizations are better able to get insights from key business metrics.

Understanding the Project Purpose of your Business Intelligence project

Understanding a BI project’s purpose is the fundamental first step in our approach. Failing to do so, often results in (i) reports that are not tailored to the needs of your end users, (ii) decreased adoption due to a lack of focus on business problems, and (iii) missed opportunities to get value out of your data.

Assembling a Structured Business Intelligence Report

A core step in creating actionable BI reports is the translation of the project purpose into a structured report.

Building Actionable Business Intelligence Pages in Power BI

Actionable reports are a key driver of BI adoption. We often see report pages being created that try to do to many things at once. By creating pages that are focused on tackling a single business problem, users tend to realize the benefits of new BI solutions faster.

Creating Meaningful Visuals in your BI reports

Lastly, we focus on building visuals that are appropriate, simple and effective. A good chart effectively conveys information. A great chart enables, informs, and improves decision-making.