Survik Software Ltd.

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Doug Mills-CIO, The Mosaic Company
" Nice people and good company to work with, we will definitely work with your company in future and will refer to others as well "

Mr.Shon Lakhay -Proprietor, Lakhay’s Collections
" The UI Looks very good & reports are running fast. I appreciate your team's fast responsiveness & development efforts."

Mr. Ellis L. Marsalis -President, Lightstone Data, Inc.

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Survik Software is a global provider of IT and software services. We focus exclusively on maximizing client returns from outsourcing and off-shoring. We have extensive experience in developing and managing complex IT applications in real time as well as in providing high value services.

Our proprietary ISO methodology and strategic partnership with global IT leaders fully complements and strengthens our service spectrum and facilitate us to operate as an enterprise-class solution delivery company. Survik executes projects with the expertise in software engineering, process management, application, architecture design and technology solution that will meet your business objectives and criteria for success. Our solutions aim to provide high value by optimizing cost of ownership of technology investments for customers.

"Reporting House’s knowledge and development expertise were instrumental in helping us leverage Actuate’s powerful reporting capabilities with IBM Maximo to achieve our reporting goals."

Doug Mills-CIO, The Mosaic Company
" Nice people and good company to work with, we will definitely work with your company in future and will refer to others as well "

Mr.Shon Lakhay -Proprietor, Lakhay’s Collections
" The UI Looks very good & reports are running fast. I appreciate your team's fast responsiveness & development efforts."

Mr. Ellis L. Marsalis -President, Lightstone Data, Inc.

The systems that contain operational data, the data that runs the daily transactions of our business, contain information that is useful to business analysts. For example, analysts can use information about which products were sold in which regions at a specific time of year to look for anomalies or to project future sales. However, there are several problems if analysts access the operational data directly:

They might not have the expertise to query the operational database. For example, querying IMS™ databases requires an application program that uses a specialized type of data manipulation language. In general, the programmers who have the expertise to query the operational database have a full-time job in maintaining the database and its applications.
Performance is critical for many operational databases, such as databases for a bank. The system cannot handle users making ad hoc queries.
The operational data generally is not in the best format for use by business analysts. For example, sales data that is summarized by product, region, and season is much more useful to analysts than raw data. Data warehousing solves these problems. In data warehousing, you create stores of informational data, data that is extracted from the operational data and then transformed for decision making.