If the answer is yes to any of the above questions, then you might be looking for an Analytics-as-a-service solution. DAaaS or AaaS is an analytical platform that uses a cloud-based model to analyze vast quantities of heterogeneous data. In addition, it also provides customizable end-to-end business intelligence solutions to present data easily.
With Polestar Solutions as your Data-Analytics-as-a-Service (DAaaS) partner bring in the technical expertise to build AI & Predictive Analytics solutions, and also bring the expertise of various industry experts to design solutions that solve your business problems.
DAaaS has a subscription-based model which allows savings on infrastructure expenses
Collate data centrally from multiple applications and data sources easily with cloud
Scale in terms of Volume, servers, licenses, or number of users very flexibly as per need
Use predictive analytics and advanced analytics techniques even without a dedicated team
With DAaaS you can get started without much deployment time with access from anywhere
Cloud-based solutions allows users to access updates at all times & from anywhere
Every organization is looking for improving existing capabilities or leveraging existing data in some or the other way. But one of the challenges they face is not having a dedicated analytics/IT team for implementing or incorporating Analytics into your workflow. Here's where AaaS comes into play where you can scale analytics over the cloud and Polestar Solutions as your partner of choice can help align this move to your future strategies
With our detailed Data Discovery workshop we assess your current technologies, storage, data consumption, and current roadmap to identify KPIs as per requirement
After understanding the current as-is, our experts will transform your data with detailed data governance frameworks to choose the right tool & transition to the cloud
Our industry and technical experts would provide guided support and guidance for end-user training for the DAaaS implementation and establish governance practices