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Analysis refers to figuring out what the data in a database can tell us. By carefully designing questions called queries, a database can be "mined" for information. Charts, graphs, reports, indicators, trends--these are just a few of the kinds of things revealed by analysis. It's one of my favorite parts of working with databases. Conversations with clients typically start with "Would it be possible to..." and end with "I didn't know we could do that."
Q. What kind of projects need analysis?
A. Quite a few:
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seeing clients on a population density map |
determining driving routes |
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optimizing inventory reordering |
viewing annual, monthly, or weekly trends |
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tracking advertising expense and new business |
direct mail projects |
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employee productivity |
...and countless more |
Q. Can I get references?
A. Of course. Email me and I'll send you a list.
Q. Can you handle large scale projects?
A. I have worked in Western Massachusetts since the mid-80's. I maintain contacts with many of the programmers and systems professionals in the Pioneer Valley.
Q. What if I don't see my database on your list?
A. Contact me anyway. We may be able to figure it out; if not, I'm likely to know whom to call.
Q. I don't see my question in this list.
A. Email me.
