Data and Analytics

Applied data and analytics promise great advantages to organisations of all sizes

Data and analytics offer new insights and decision-making tools, as well as real-time feedback. Yet the reality is that a huge number of data and analytics projects never get beyond proof of concept. Why is that?

At Sopra Steria, we believe it’s the result of three key challenges, which we can help you overcome:

Delivering integrated, accessible, real-time and accurate data in an easily digestible form
Demonstrating the value a company will gain from using the data to anticipate and satisfy dynamic operational and customer demands
Designing solutions that can be industrialised and rolled out across the entire organisation and its ecosystem of partners

Our approach

At Sopra Steria, we take an entirely pragmatic approach built upon years of success in helping IT and business decision makers unite to exploit valuable data resources and become an analytics-powered enterprise.

We are focused on integrating, organising and leveraging organisation-wide data to provide a greater understanding of customers, operations and markets. Our approach comprises four key service areas: consultancy, integration, data management and analytics.

Diagram of Sopra Steria’s 'Data to Insight Model'

Our Data to Insight Model

Sopra Steria’s 'Data to Insight Model' is a pragmatic blend of strategic and technical thinking to realise more value from your data. Our unique assessment benchmarks your organisation’s maturity, enabling you to understand where you sit today and where you would like to be in the future. We’ll work with your IT and business functions to focus on the areas with the greatest need, and build upon your recognised strengths.

Our case studies

Delivering an innovative offshore BPO service – which was a UK first

Morrison Utility Services (MUS) is the UK’s leading utility services provider. It works with blue chip utility companies across the electricity, gas, rail, telecoms and water sectors on the upgrade and maintenance of their infrastructure and networks – including electricity substations, water and gas pipes, electricity and telecoms cables and metering.