Fusion Plus' Data Warehousing solutions keep you in touch with not only your immediate department, but across multiple platforms. This means you, ultimately, are in control of your data. Not only can you view data from an enterprise-wide perspective, but you can also see how the data is integrated and how fluctuations in the market place are affecting your ROI

Human error is one the main causes of data inconsistencies. Although we can't eliminate mistakes, at Fusion Plus we can reduce duplication and basic errors. By working with you to develop and implement a truly collaborative data environment, your data systems will communicate with each other. This means that, with a single entry, information can be transferred and updated throughout different channels and domains, eliminating incomplete records, outdated data, and duplicate manual entries

There's more to turning data into information than heavy-duty reporting and analytical software. Effective business intelligence solutions need to be easy to use, and should provide a clear picture of what's going on in real-time so potential issues can be dealt with before they become problems. Fusion Plus works with your organization to tailor solutions that put the power back into your hands.

Intelligent solutions is just that - intelligent. An effective Data Management solution should never make you feel limited or closed off from the rest your system. In fact, our goal is to open the data flow in a non-intrusive way so you can access all your systems. Imagine being able to monitor and respond to issues within your materials, supplies, inventory, and distribution channels in real-time.

It's great to have a Data Management software solution, but nothing beats flexibility and modifiable attributes. Your business is constantly evolving, so it's important that your data is able to keep up. With Fusion Plus, we keep this in mind when recommending or implementing an engagement. Each of our analytical solutions is modular, reusable and easily modified.

Thoughtful data integration with respect to a well-planned data strategy is a direct response to today's businesses moving at internet; speeds. Many businesses operate today without a cohesive data integration strategy. They are able to conduct business and are, understandably, uncomfortable making changes or improvements to a working infrastructure: potential cost, manpower commitment, or the risk of breaking a critical system that is supporting the business are all valid concerns. However, the cost of not taking action will continue to accrue like bad debt.

Data integration is both a technical and a business discussion. The success of true 'enterprise' data integration begins with the definition of clear business processes that define the goals and the business drivers for data movement. Once the business context is established, the integration requirements can be detailed within the context of a business issue to determine if the specific data integration initiative will provide enough value to the business. Some areas that typically provide a ROI for integration include reducing duplicate data entry, improving data quality, and SOX compliance.