Fragmented information
Operational, financial and customer information lives in systems that were never designed to work together.
I personally design, implement, operate and continuously improve your company’s data and analytics capability—from system integration and data quality to executive reporting, governance and ongoing support.

Data is spread across operational applications, finance systems, spreadsheets and reports. Important definitions differ. Dashboards depend on fragile manual work. Yet building a complete internal data team is costly and difficult to sustain.
Operational, financial and customer information lives in systems that were never designed to work together.
Teams reconcile reports manually and leadership cannot always trace a metric to its source or definition.
A useful data capability can require leadership, architecture, engineering, analytics and governance skills.
You gain the capabilities of a data leader, architect, engineer, analyst and BI specialist through one accountable senior partner.
I stay responsible beyond the initial implementation. The data assets are monitored, maintained, documented and improved as your business changes.
Strategy and implementation stay connected. The person helping leadership make the decisions also performs the core technical work and remains accountable for the environment.
Understand business decisions, systems, risks and reporting needs. Define the architecture, priorities, controls and initial roadmap.
Develop integrations, pipelines, models, reports, quality controls and documentation in your company’s environment.
Monitor, support, maintain and improve the practice through an ongoing relationship and a business-led backlog.
For owners and executives who want dependable data assets without recruiting and managing a permanent technical function.
The strongest fit is an organization with several business systems, recurring management reporting and valuable operational knowledge—but limited internal data capability.
More than 25 years across enterprise data, analytics, software engineering, architecture, product development and organizational adoption—including complex environments in energy, utilities, financial services, government and industrial operations.
“Uelber brought the skills and experience that we needed to get our business intelligence program moving forward and bring value to our business partners.”Terry Kowalyk
I work personally with a small number of companies. The first conversation is a private, practical discussion about your priorities and present environment.