Data Storage Design and Development
Ensuring Consolidation of Large Volumes of Information
What is a Data Warehouse?
A data warehouse is specialized software designed for collecting, storing, and processing information obtained from various sources. The information in a data warehouse helps an organization analyze its activities, understand trends, and use data to make management decisions. In the future, a data warehouse will help collect and process Big Data for your business, as well as make it easier to work with machine learning models and Artificial Intelligence
Properly configured data warehouses provide support for business analytics and serve for queries and analysis. Data enters the warehouse from various sources, is transformed, and aggregated
Both raw data (data in the form in which it was received) and processed data (after transformation or processing) can be stored in the warehouse
In the framework of the import substitution program, we use PostgreSQL DBMS and other open-source solutions. We also have experience using ESB platforms, message brokers, web services (REST, SOAP), and other technologies in projects to build data warehouses
What We Offer?
- Ensuring the consolidation of large volumes of information
- Ability to make business decisions based on historical data
- Facilitating the integration of various application systems
- Ensuring data integrity (encryption and fault tolerance)
- Optimizing the warehouse for quick data analysis and reporting
Stages of Data Warehouse (DWH) Construction
Pre-project Survey
Our experts will describe the business processes and information systems involved in the project. They will also outline the goals and objectives expected to be achieved through the implementation of the software solution
Solution Design
The goal of design is to describe functional and non-functional requirements and build a data integration model with all data sources. It is essential to ensure that all requirements align with the project’s overall goal
Prototyping
A functional prototype is an interactive model of the software product that showcases its future structure, layout of key interface elements, and page interactions. Prototype development typically takes no more than a week. The client can get an early idea of the final product’s appearance
Documentation Preparation
The set of documents, description details, and format are discussed individually with each client and depend on the project’s scale. We have experience working on large projects for government-involved companies, developing a full set of documents according to standards, as well as with smaller organizations focusing on capturing key requirements and web forms in a user-friendly format
Development, Testing, Implementation
For large projects, development may be divided into queues (iterations). The aim is to quickly provide real users with a working product with the minimum necessary functionality to start delivering benefits. Subsequent iterations will enhance the product with all planned features
Warranty Support
After product launch, we provide warranty support ranging from 6 months to 1 year for the implemented functionality. In case of failures or errors, we promptly restore the product’s functionality
Technical Support
Additional technical support for users can be provided, including consultations, training for new users, system maintenance and monitoring, documentation updates, and more
Key Results
- Improved quality and speed of decision-making
- Quick access to data
- Data analysis from various sources in one place
- Reduced financial and time costs for report generation
- High data reliability
- Timeliness of information in one place
Cost of work
Our specialists determine the scope of the discussed project during the pre-project survey, describe the main tasks, and calculate the labor costs for their implementation. Based on the obtained information, we prepare a personalized commercial offer, where we indicate what is planned to be done, in what time frame and at what cost
The basic cost of the project is from 1.5 million rubles
The cost of work depends on:
- The complexity of the task
- The size of the automated business process
- The expected number of business processes