Most business professionals require a better understanding of sales, marketing and financial data, but lack the time and resources for high-end analysis.

MIS DeltaMiner provides highly automated and flexible analytic software to intuitively guide users through in-depth, high-end analysis. 

Why MIS DeltaMiner?

• See. Go. Analyze.- MIS DeltaMiner’s unique “see and go” approach saves valuable time and ensures that no relevant information is mistakenly overlooked. Users simply browse business data from the desired perspective or level of detail. Color-coding helps identify unusually good or poor performance hidden among the masses.
• Complex analyses in a mouse click - MIS DeltaMiner’s built-in analytic library performs revealing analyses quickly and easily. Users select an analytic method from the list and then drag and drop the desired measure. The software automatically executes the analysis in seconds. 
  
  
• Analysis chains logically link findings - Since in-depth analyses often result in more questions than answers, MIS DeltaMiner provides analytic chains that quickly jump from one type of analysis to another. When a search takes unexpected twists and turns, the analytic history helps users easily retrace their steps.
  
  
• Communication is key - Users can save different views into a briefing book. These can be exported into a Word or Excel template and updated automatically to minimize repetitive work. Those who prefer an application environment over paper reports can opt for Viewer or Reader access to MIS DeltaMiner analyses and reports.
  
  
• Integration into leading BI platforms  - MIS DeltaMiner can be quickly implemented into leading business intelligence infrastructures such as Microsoft SQL Server, SAP Netweaver® BI  (SAP® BW) and MIS DecisionWare.

• Time series -  Set benchmarks and track long-term trends for one or more measures
  
  
• Powersearch - Top/bottom rankings across all  dimensions (e.g. top 10 discounts - whether  products, countries or customers)
  
  
• Regression - Detect linear correlations between two measures (e.g. Does a 10% discount lead to a 10% increase in sales?)
  
  
• Interdependency - Uncover data patterns and learn where, when and why they occur
  
  
• Navigation - Understand variances. The navigator automatically suggests the drill-downs that best explain the situation
  
  
• Association - Determine if customers who buy product A may be interested in product B (shopping cart analysis)