Business Intelligence Companies & Consultants in Evansville, IN

Keller Schroeder is an employee-owned technology consulting company based in Evansville, Indiana, with additional locations in Bowling Green, Kentucky, and Nashville, Tennessee. The firm describes its business as performance improvement. It pairs software, infrastructure and experienced staff to help organizations in its home regions and nearby areas reach their goals.

For anyone evaluating Business Intelligence partners, the most relevant part of the company is its Data Strategy group, which operates next to separate practices for applications, infrastructure, cybersecurity and IT staffing.

Business Intelligence and Data Strategy

The Data Strategy group begins from the idea that data and analytics work should be tied to the broader objectives of the organization it serves. Reporting is not handled as an isolated technical chore. The services listed for the group span the journey from early planning to advanced analytical methods:

• An assessment that gauges how prepared an organization is for analytics
• Business intelligence and dashboard creation
• Management of data across its lifecycle
• Data science, including exploratory analysis of datasets
• Operations research, a mathematical approach to decision problems
• Instruction in Power BI for in-house staff
• A strategy framework, plus an innovation workshop designed for executives

This range suits organizations still deciding which data initiatives deserve priority, as well as those ready to start building dashboards. It also speaks to leaders who have been asked to turn their data into income or to identify new revenue opportunities, a situation the company lists among the common reasons clients seek it out.

Supporting Capabilities

Analytics rarely succeeds in isolation, and the firm offers much of the surrounding technology under one roof. Its applications group covers integration, database platforms, IBM i, older RPG and COBOL tools, project management and a digital transformation framework. The infrastructure group addresses cloud services, networking, virtualization, storage, cloud-based calling and scheduled managed services.

Cybersecurity offerings include managed security, virtual CISO support, incident response planning and tabletop exercises, and assessments. The company also lists AI services and runs a staffing arm that places contractors and permanent IT hires.

For a BI buyer, that breadth means one provider can link disconnected systems, modernize aging data sources and maintain the platforms that dashboards depend on.

Approach and Background

Keller Schroeder emphasizes an ownership culture in which employees hold each other to a high standard in how they treat customers and colleagues. It works across many industries rather than specializing in one, though its site includes a dedicated page for utilities.

The firm says its role is to lay out the strengths and drawbacks of each option and steer clients toward the most cost-effective fit. It also highlights durable relationships, noting that its first client remains a client today. Cross-training and teamwork are meant to give customers a deep bench of certified engineers and consultants.

The company looks like a sensible candidate for mid-sized organizations in southern Indiana, Kentucky and Middle Tennessee, particularly those wanting a single regional partner for data strategy, dashboards and user training, along with the integration and infrastructure work that sits underneath them.