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CPA's Clark Schaefer Hackett | Data Analytics Isn’t a Luxury – It’s a Priority

Michigan Business Network
August 20, 2020 11:00 AM

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6 Reasons to Outsource Data Analytics

Data-driven decision making is the best way to remain competitive and drive opportunities to your business. But getting to the right data at the right time can be a challenge – especially if you do not have a data scientist on staff. CSH’s Jonathan Poeder shares 6 reasons to outsource your data analytics.

Many businesses want to “get into data,” but they aren’t sure where or how to start. The right outsourcing partner can handle the set up for you, helping to accelerate your growth and give you more time for strategic planning. We believe every company can benefit from data analytics. Here are 6 reasons to outsource yours.

Reason 1: Competitive Advantage

In a world where data-driven decision making becomes more sophisticated by the day, no company can afford to ignore the competitive advantage to be gained from a robust data analytics process. From collecting data for customer profiles to predictive modeling of buyer behavior, an investment in data analytics can be a game changer. The right outsourcing partner can facilitate growth that outpaces competitors.

Reason 2: Leverage the Experts

There is a reason why data scientists are so good at what they do. When you outsource your data analytics, you entrust one of your most valuable assets to professionals that are highly skilled at achieving desired outcomes and understanding industry best practices. They can help you leverage trends you probably don’t even know exist to the benefit of your bottom line.

Reason 3: Cost Savings

For many companies, hiring a full-time data scientist is cost prohibitive. Outsourcing allows you to leverage data analytics according to your budget. Work can be done on a project basis, or ongoing as business needs evolve.

Reason 4: Speed

Business leaders must make smart, data-driven decisions faster than ever as market forces often change rapidly. There isn’t much room for error, and no business can afford to waste time or resources on poorly crafted solutions. Outsourcing provides the technical skill and intellectual horsepower to get the data you need quickly so that you can take advantage of opportunities with precision.

Reason 5: Deepen Customer Relationships

The beauty of a robust data analytics process is that you can identify what your clients need – even before they know what they need. Predictive analytics can help you build remarkable relationships with your clients, who come to know that you “get them” and can be relied upon to meet their unique needs.

Reason 6: Increase Productivity

Relying on existing IT staff is not a good long-term strategy when it comes to data analytics. While they may be helpful on a given project, IT folks are often called upon to respond to more pressing priorities as they arise. With a dedicated outsourcing partner, you can be assured that their focus and resources will be dedicated to your data analytics goals and outcomes – without the disruptions.

The data scientists at CSH would love to become your outsourcing partner. Getting started can be as easy as spending a few minutes learning about our Data Health Check.

Could you benefit from a data health check?

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