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dnj solutions use analytical techniques to identify what information the business needs to know. Intelligence profiles are created allowing the business owner to understand how his or her business works and to identify the best areas to look at when growing or consolidating the business. dnj solutions work with you to implement these changes and there is an optional ongoing monitoring service.
How can we get this information and make it for you?
“No one knows your business like you. That is why we start off by talking to you, gaining an understanding about your business and what are the motivational factors in running your business.”
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What is a new customer worth to you?
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Age profile of customers
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Targeted Marketing
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Web site evaluation - getting the most out of it
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Combining Data
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Setting KPIs - understanding metrics
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Training you or your staff to do it yourself
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Using Excel effectively
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Geographical profile of customers
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Data Audit - are you keeping things you don’t need and not recording what you do
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Profit margins per job (or stock item)
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Trend analysis
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Averages, medians - how can we employ them
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Access front ends on Excel Spreadsheets
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Subtotals
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Graphical representations
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The dnj philosophy is to offer bespoke training to customer’s specific business needs to allow the customer to undertake their own analysis systems going forward. Customers taking up this option can discuss a retained support package to meet their needs. Training is available in one to one or small group options.
dnj solutions can offer experience of many software packages. The subjects listed below cover some of the more popular topics available.
- Setting up a Database
- Using Sage Accounts
- What can I do with my annual accounts?
- Using Microsoft Excel
- Using Microsoft Access
- Why use web analytics?
- Understanding Google Adwords
- Understanding web site statistics
- How to measure marketing ROI
- Using Open Office
- How to map a process
