Laborie is a global medical technology company specializing in gastroenterology, urology, urogynecology and obstetrics.
To gain more insight into sales potential, which is crucial for identifying growth opportunities and optimizing sales strategies within Laborie.
At Laborie, the data mart team is currently developing an application that is designed to enrich the current data set, which is essential for performing accurate analysis for the sales department. By creating an additional data mart specific to this tool and carefully compiling datasets via the Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) process, it is ensured that the required data is integrated in a structured and usable way. Choosing Microsoft SQL Server as an analytics database provides a solid basis for storing and accessing the enriched data set, while an update process ensures that the data is regularly synchronized and updated for current analysis and decision-making within the sales department. Ultimately, all collected and enriched data will be visualized in Power BI, providing the sales team with intuitive and powerful dashboards for better insight, trend analysis, and decision making.
"Mooie applicatie ontwikkeld! Door de applicatie hebben we nu meer inzicht in onze sales potentie"
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