Bridging the Skills Gap
Information and data management are essential for all roles and industries, whether it’s an analyst providing “big data” analytics, a coordinator presenting monthly metrics, or a manager tracking project status.
Excel is a foundational application that meets the needs for most business users. It also handles more advanced tasks like Python, ETL, and data modeling. Where do you start with a tool that does everything?
There is no shortage of courses, videos, and content for learning Excel and other tools.
They offer an abundance of tips and tricks that don’t connect users directly to solutions to the problems they need to solve.
Where Do I Start?
People often hear, "You need to learn Excel," but what does that mean? What is the first step? It's easy to get overwhelmed with formulas and features. We use hands-on practice to apply skills to realistic scenarios.
Where can I go?
Increase confidence in your problem-solving and troubleshooting skills. Open the door to learn Power BI, SQL and more complex analysis, business intelligence, and data storytelling skills. .
What's Different About Data Upskilling?
Traditional Training & Self Study
Features are presented like ingredients without a recipe.
Data Upskilling
Learners are guided through how to use the ingredients to create a finished product.
Cost-Effective
Discover robust, updated functions in Excel without additional software, license and infrastructure costs.
Applied Learning
Practical scenarios instead of a collection of random tips and tricks. Learn what to do and what NOT to do.
Insights Advising
Consultation on how to identify what to measure, how to visualize, and best practices to optimize processes.
Business Math
A judgement free refresher on the math most people use at work, including what NOT to do with percentages.
A Clear Path Forward
This is your first step on the journey to comfort, peace and joy with business data.
Contact us if you are:
- Mostly using copy & paste to manage information
- Only using LOOKUPs to match between sources
- Unsure how to create effective charts & visuals
- Often wonder if there is a better way to do your work
- Uneasy about business math, especially percentages
