Business Intelligence and Information Management Specialists
Common Bi Mistakes
You’d think the name ‘Business Intelligence’ would guarantee success. Yet it’s alarming how often poorly managed BI results in outcomes that pay little attention to the client’s actual business and the capacity to intrinsically improve overall decision making value. Time and again clients – and even consultants – repeat common BI mistakes and in so doing, overlook opportunities to take their business to the next level. Here are a few of the most common BI mistakes and some simple tips on how to avoid them…
Download PDFC3 ranks 23rd in the Smart50 Company awards for 2010
Like any business, C3 Business Solutions faces a significant problem in finding new, qualified talent, and is often constrained by a limited budget. But co-founder Cameron Wall says there is a simple solution – don’t let the good ones slip away.
“Sometimes it is better to go ahead and hire people with exceptional talent even though there may not be an open role, rather than to let them go. Exceptional people make for an exceptional business, and clients will continue to do business when you are providing them with exceptional service.”
C3 sponsors 2010 ANZ CIO Summit in Brisbane
Leading Business Intelligence and Information Management consultancy, C3 Business Solutions participated in the invitation-only, Marcus Evans 9th Annual CIO Summit, 2-4 August on the Gold Coast. Former Comcare CIO, David Paul now Director Information Strategies, Department of Health and Ageing spoke on behalf of C3 Business Solutions about the holistic approach to information management at Comcare…
Rail system in for a shake-up - [Australian Financial Review]
If you ever have the desire to start a conversation with a group of strangers, and fancy being a bit more adventurous than commenting on the weather, a reliable opening gambit is always a good old grumble about public transport.
“Bloody CityRail” you may loudly exclaim upon walking 10 minutes late into a 9am Sydney sales meeting, the nods of sympathy nicely covering your inability to drag yourself out of bed on time.
C3 wins Victorian 2010 research and development iAward!
The esteemed, Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has recognised C3 Business Solutions as a key player in the Business Intelligence industry, making it the state winner of the 2010 iAwards in the Research and Development category for its unique data management product, C3 Integrity. Each state winner in all categories now enters the national round, with winners in each category announced in August….
CRN Magazine interviews Cameron Wall & Conrad Bates
Resellers looking for a high value, high margin technology to improve their customers’ businesses would be advised to look at business intelligence (BI).
The field is booming, customers are hungry for advice and products, and there are opportunities for fruitful innovation.
Just take a look at the rapid growth of four-year-old consultancy C3 Business Solutions, run by Conrad Bates and Cameron Wall.
C3’s Cameron & Conrad featured in BRW by Jeane-Vida Douglas
After almost a decade of working together on information technology projects at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Cameron Wall and Conrad Bates made the most dangerous decisions of their careers; they decided to follow their own advice…
C3 Ranked 25 on BRW 2010 Fast Starters
Resellers looking for a high value, high margin technology to improve their customers’ businesses would be advised to look at business intelligence (BI).
The field is booming, customers are hungry for advice and products, and there are opportunities for fruitful innovation.
Just take a look at the rapid growth of four-year-old consultancy C3 Business Solutions, run by Conrad Bates and Cameron Wall.
C3 sponsors 2010 ANZ CFO Summit in Brisbane
Leading Business Intelligence and Information Management consultancy, C3 Business Solutions is sponsoring and making a presentation at the invitation-only, Marcus Evans 10th Annual CFO Summit, 10-12 March on the Gold Coast. C3 Business Solutions will showcase their services, products and solutions which focus on enhancing financial budgeting, forecasting and organisational performance…
CEOs face big climate fines - [Australian Financial Review]
More than 100 chief executives could be held personally liable for hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines after failing to meet a mandatory deadline to report carbon emissions.
By midnight tonight, chief executives at more than 600 companies are requested to have signed off on their first reports under the new National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act.
But confusion over the new reporting rules, a rush to have reports reviewed by external…