All businesses must recognize the needs of its customers, partners, and suppliers to build strong relationships and increase profitability. All this entails collecting, storing, sharing, and analyzing large amounts of data from a complex assortment of touch points throughout the organization—from the Internet, to Supply Chain Management (SCM) systems, to Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, to Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems and more. A similar predicament is the lack of catalog management in an organization that relies on managing data about its key products or services

By analyzing data pulled from a wide variety of sources and extracting meaningful business information, companies can gain real business intelligence. By making business intelligence readily available to knowledge workers and executives who can act on it, companies can make better decisions and gain an edge on their competitors.

To meet the need to analyze and synchronize such large amounts of data in near real time, organizations must deploy robust data integration solutions.

Data integration solutions, however, are complex and challenging to implement. The volume of data in the typical data warehouse is enormous, and is growing at a dramatic rate. Data from disparate operational systems and technologies must be woven together to form a solution. A successful implementation of a data warehouse requires a high-performance, scalable combination of hardware and software that can integrate easily with existing systems.

VisualBeam creates successful data integration and catalog management solutions for some of the most innovative software providers, and for some of the biggest end user companies in multiple industries.  VisualBeam offers end-to-end data consulting and integration services starting from the planning of the solution to building the solution and finally making it operational.

VisualBeam is also experienced in catalog content management.  To ensure that catalogs house relevant and appropriate data, we work closely with business users to present information in the way that best fits their needs, and the needs of their customers and partners. A successful catalog content management system presents information to each type of users - customer service reps, sales people, purchasing personnel, finance, engineering, customers, suppliers and channel partners - in the format and timing that each group prefers.