Data Warehouse Migration & Implementation
Contradictory reports and manual work often arise because data is scattered and not centrally managed. A data warehouse brings data from all your source systems together in one central place. This way you have reliable, consistent data as a basis for reporting, analysis, and better decision-making.
Why a Data Warehouse migration or implementation
A data warehouse is a central storage location where data from separate systems, think of your ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning), your CRM, and all kinds of other sources, automatically comes together, gets cleaned, and is linked to each other. Instead of each system having its own truth, you work from one source that is correct.
With an implementation, we build a data warehouse while you don't yet have one. With a migration, we move your existing data warehouse to a new, future-proof environment, for example because the current environment is slow, expensive to maintain, hard to expand, or dependent on a single vendor.
Our approach
We work in clear steps, so you always know where you stand:
- Analysis of your situation and goals. We map out your source systems, your current reporting, and your main questions.
- Architecture design. We design what the data warehouse will look like and how your sources connect to it.
- Building and automating. We build the foundation, for example with Azure, Fabric, or TimeXtender, software that largely automates the setup and maintenance.
- Migrating and validating. We connect your sources, check whether the figures are correct, and make sure the origin of each piece of data is traceable.
- Handover and management. We actively transfer our knowledge, partly through our Academy, and our support desk is ready to manage things in the background.
What does an E-mergo data warehouse deliver?
One reliable source
One reliable source where all your data comes together, instead of reports that contradict each other.
Fast and reliable reporting
Reports that load faster and figures whose origin is traceable.
Less manual work
Less manual work and maintenance, because bringing data together happens automatically.
Ready for the future
An environment you can manage yourself and that grows along with new sources and questions.
Case: Heijmans
Heijmans was running into the limits of its existing environment with its project reporting. Together with E-mergo, the construction company built a central data platform on TimeXtender, on which all sources now come together for reporting in both Qlik and Power BI. The result: new data sources are unlocked automatically, reports load faster, and everyone works with the same validated figures.
Case: De Jong Verpakking
De Jong Verpakking worked with a large number of systems, each with its own reporting, and wanted to move back to one reporting tool. Together with E-mergo, the company realized the transition to one central environment with TimeXtender and Qlik Sense. The result: one version of the truth and a strong foundation for further data applications.
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FAQ
What is the difference between a migration and an implementation?
With an implementation, we build a data warehouse while you don't yet have one. With a migration, we move your existing environment to a new, future-proof place. In both cases, the result is the same: one reliable source that everyone draws from.
Do we have to replace our source systems?
No. We bring the data from your existing systems together into one reliable picture. You keep the tools that work; we make sure the information from them is correct, flows, and becomes usable.
How long does a data warehouse project take?
That depends on the number of sources and the complexity. By largely automating the build with TimeXtender, we work faster than with manual construction.
What exactly is TimeXtender?
TimeXtender is software that largely automates the setup and maintenance of a data warehouse, so the build goes faster and the environment stays manageable for your own team.