Business Intelligence Companies & Consultants in American Fork, UT

Xantie Consulting is a reporting and Business Intelligence specialist headquartered in American Fork, Utah. It launched in the latter part of 2016 with a clear premise: smaller and midsize companies often need serious data warehousing, ETL and reporting capability, yet cannot afford to build an in-house data department. Xantie works as an outside team that supplies those skills project by project, and it also serves much larger corporations.

Services

The firm supports the whole journey from scattered raw data to reports that managers can act on. A typical first step is a complimentary audit that identifies the places where a company keeps the information it runs on.

Xantie can then merge material from databases, flat files and outside vendor sources into a single repository, build processes that clean and reshape that material, and design charts and reports that make performance easier to read.

According to the company, its experts have created thousands of ETL and automation processes, working at everything from enterprise scale to a single Excel routine.

• A free data audit to pinpoint where business data lives
• Business Intelligence and reporting, covering standard and ad-hoc requests
• Data modeling and warehousing
• ETL development and automation of recurring reports
• Data science and machine learning for spotting trends and projecting the future
• Consulting and planning to rank data priorities
• Training for a whole organization, smaller classes or one-on-one sessions
• Help with Domo, Tableau and Power BI

Approach to Client Work

Xantie positions itself as a practical option for companies that would rather not add permanent analytics staff, since not every BI project calls for a full-time resource. The team aims to make reporting as painless as possible for the people who use it, and to leave each client with a data foundation that can scale alongside the business.

Its consulting work ties a company's data needs to its long-range objectives so the most valuable information is delivered first, supporting decisions based on past trends and projected outcomes. Organizations that already own a reporting platform but are not getting much from it can turn to Xantie for guidance and instruction.

Industries

The company states that it works with every industry. Its solutions pages call out marketing, behavioral health, construction, healthcare and finance, and businesses outside those categories can ask for something tailored. Over the years, clients ranging from small businesses to large enterprises have relied on Xantie to help launch new products and to surface insights through machine learning and reporting.

The Team

Xantie points to more than three decades of collective experience with data solutions. Jared Grover studied computer science and information systems, later earned an MBA, and has spent over 15 years with SQL, ETL and BI. He once owned a data business and has led teams, presented at user conferences and mentored others. At Domo he managed a group of data consultants and helped run the partner certification program, authoring its course materials and instructing partners.

Michael Thurston has devoted about ten years to applying data best practices in health care, with goals of better patient outcomes, lower costs and higher revenue. He is able to talk with executives and front-line employees alike.

Jeff Weeks began in Manhattan with the data consulting and analytics practice at Ernst & Young, advising some of the largest financial institutions on data governance, enterprise data warehouse architecture and reporting.

He has since worked with more than 100 customers, used dozens of BI tools and led teams through hundreds of implementations, with a current focus on dashboards and automation.