Every individual and each machine in an organisation produces data all day long. The value of the data produced thus equals the sum of a salary and, for instance, machine costs. Fortunately, you earn some of it back, but the value of that data remains. In most cases, however, this data is only used once, and this is mostly due to poor, non-integrated storage.
Data is your organisation's gold
Data is often misunderstood. Storage in closets and archives did not work well 50 years ago, in a similar vein to storage not working well in computers nowadays. Systems are usually bought on the basis of a well-functioning user interface. The storage, availability, and reusability of stored data is often really not up to scratch. The cost of links, data warehouses, time-consuming reporting, and missing control information only become apparent after purchasing a system. Moreover, in order to retrieve the information and to be able to use it again, an organisation needs the support of all kinds of specialists, such as BI consultants and accountants.
The Spheeres user interface can handle all
functionalities and is very intuitive to use.
The implicit and conceptual integration of the
database during the development process,
which ensures that data is properly archived
and reusable, is what discerns Spheeres from
other low-code systems. This also helps to
prevent errors during the development phase
and in the process of working with Spheeres.
Spheeres is the data warehouse in which you
store your organisation's gold. The database
has a process-independent structure and can
therefore support many cross-cutting and
business-critical processes and reports.
