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Practical applications for growth and efficiency, and how to measure success are at the forefront.

Commercial, Operations, and Finance use cases are at the top of the list.

Whether the team and systems are ready, and whether you will get ROI from investing, are top concerns.

In a BCG + World Economic Forum Survey of Manufacturing Executives poll of 1,800 executives, 89% had plans to implement AI, 75% of those with plans got started, and 24% of those that started met their goals.





"We were drowning in reports—hundreds of them outdated, redundant, and inconsistent across departments. It was chaos."
- Operating Partner at PE Sponsor

Different functional groups relied on separate data sources, leading to discrepancies.
Critical reports were manually compiled, increasing the risk of errors and consuming valuable employee time.
Only 2 people were responsible for generating reports, creating a significant bottleneck.
Reports were often specific to individuals or teams, making it difficult to scale insights across the organization.


Across its IT team, executives, and fund sponsors.
The fund used to send up to 5-10 requests per week, each taking days-weeks to fulfill. Power BI = seconds.
Whereas reports used to depend on key members of IT, all data requests are now self serve.
Employees who relied on manual reporting started proactively requesting Power BI implementations for their workflows.
Post-project, the company’s IT team continued developing the warehouse while adhering to best practices.

"It was terrible. You couldn't quickly look at last year, this year, month to month—what’s going on, where are we hitting, where are we missing?"
- Global VP of Sales

Account executives and finance teams spent excessive time validating disparate numbers.
1-2 financial analysts responsible for reporting/
JC Speer described the previous process as "terrible"—relying on massive Excel sheets that slowed down even basic queries. Small errors could cascade into larger miscalculations, impacting decision-making.
There was no seamless way to provide live updates for leadership or external partners. Reports were all "one-offs".

Centralized data source with automated pipelines from Excel spreadsheets, ERP, and CRM.
Instead of waiting for spreadsheets to load, account executives could now log in, click, and instantly see sales trends, missing targets, and growth opportunities.
Global VP Sales emphasized how the new system even changed client interactions: "one of our largest customers, was so impressed with our speed and data accuracy that they realized they needed a better system themselves.".
Realtime feedback showing salespeople exactly where their effort was going and what it was turning into.


Global medical-simulation manufacturer with 80+ years of history, faced major data quality & operations issues. CEO Ken Miller noticed messy data and outdated techniques were interfering with the accuracy of foundational company-wide initiatives.

Half of the product master data was missing, leading to fragmented and incomplete information.
Reports generated unintuitive and inconsistent results, eroding confidence in strategic insights.
Teams spent valuable time re-interrogating numbers instead of focusing on critical decision-making.

Cleaning 8,000 SKUs unlocked previously unavailable analysis, and formed a foundation for all future analyses.
Product segmentation revealed 120 SKUs were responsible for 50% of the company's revenue.
Reliable data enabled the CEO to rationalize the portfolio and forecast demand with AI

CEO immediately cut 4,000 SKUs, enabling focus on high-revenue and margin products.
The company's margin profile improved by 200 basis points in 12 months.
AI demand forecasting caught a spike, earning a net new 5% revenue within 12 months.











Problems with direct financial impact that prove value and builds organizational analytics muscles quickly.
E.g. Commercial Dashboard or Demand Forecasting AI.
Large datasets with known high quality data columns offer a great starting point. Not all of it needs to be perfect, just some key data points need to be 95%+ trustworthy with some cleaning.
E.g. Invoice or Orders data cube.
Projects where you can easily measure ROI are a great first step.
E.g. Commercial dashboard = more revenue as discovered through team interviews, YoY comparisons, and comparison against revenue forecasts.
E.g. Demand Forecast AI = lower SLAs, more orders fulfilled, and fewer stockouts.




Weigh ROI against feasibility




Artificial Intelligence (AI) is computer systems that perform human intelligence tasks such as problem-solving and decision-making.
AI is able to processes information, recognize patterns, and make decisions, by learning from data.









