Decision Inc. Australia & SnapLogic provide full data solutions for supply chain sector

Decision Inc. Australia, along with SnapLogic, has expanded its data solutions to clients in retail, FMCG, manufacturing, supply chain, and logistics. 

“With digital driving almost every activity, companies are faced with a veritable deluge of customer data. However, when it’s scattered across systems at multiple levels of the business, it’s about as useful as a chocolate teapot,” said Aiden Heke, CEO, Decision Inc. Australia.  

“The SnapLogic solution is scalable, meaning it can grow to accommodate evolving customer needs.” 

Customers will be able to combine SnapLogic’s capacity to connect heterogeneous data sources and extract, transform, and load data between systems with Decision Inc.’s ability to exploit the data to provide analytics and business intelligence services as a result of the partnership. 

“Through this partnership with SnapLogic, our customers will benefit from a complete and up-to-date data integration and analytics solution. This connective tissue between sources will allow them to make sense of their data and use it to drive real results in a simple yet sophisticated way,” added Heke. 

“Decision Inc. Australia has a proven record of supporting clients as they modernise their businesses, and we look forward to helping their clients integrate their systems with ease,” said Uma Dubey, APAC Head of Channel and Alliances, SnapLogic. 

SnapLogic’s solution seamlessly combines inventory management and sales data through systems like the online store and POS system that allows data extraction and translation to be converted to a common format that is suitable for analysis.  

“Amid rapid transformation, it’s easy to see how some businesses can end up with multiple systems and applications that are challenging to integrate. Our technology not only solves this issue, but it also empowers Decision Inc.’s experts to help clients effortlessly extract insights from their data, no matter where that data may rest,” added Dubey.