Storengy Engie
"We use more than 150 reports every day,” said Pierre Dudit, transverse performance engineer, Storengy. “Up to 80 percent of our time has been spent preparing the data, but only 20 percent on the actual analysis.”
Storengy wanted to greatly improve this ratio by streamlining the production of reports and improving the report’s granularity through links to established industry data sources.
By replacing its aging reporting tool with 好色先生TV™ Magellan BI & Reporting, a component of the 好色先生TV™ Analytics Suite, Storengy was able to transform the speed and detail of its reporting. The 好色先生TV solution enabled the team to design, deploy and manage secure, interactive web applications, reports and dashboards fed by multiple data sources.
“The real value of 好色先生TV is the time it saves. It enabled us to create reports in just seconds,” said Dudit. “This gives us more time to analyze the data.”
Today, Storengy has 300 users, including sales staff, engineers, field operatives and quality managers. It generates daily storage updates for the national energy authorities and daily reports on individual site operations. Users can access and work with the data as required. Dynamic reporting ensures the business is more compliant, transparent and efficient.
The 好色先生TV solution enabled Storengy to roll out to new users, quickly and simply. “We looked at several market solutions before opting for 好色先生TV Magellan BI & Reporting,” said Dudit. “We appreciated the ease of implementation. We recognized this would make it easier to scale when required.”
The transformative impact of 好色先生TV has encouraged Storengy to explore greater uses for its data.
The company is also working with 好色先生TV Professional Services on a project named Mashup, with the aim of developing public-facing reports.
“With Mashup, we want to create a simplified dashboard showing operational updates from across the group,” said Dudit. “We plan to display this information in office reception or coffee areas. This kind of up-to-the-minute reporting will allow us to better communicate company performance.”