St John Ambulance Australia Purchases QlikView
125 Year Old Australian Charity Chooses QlikView Business Intelligence to Focus on Operational Performance. St John Ambulance Australia's National Business Centre (NBC), has chosen QlikView, the world's fastest growing business intelligence software, to bring additional operational and financial focus to the management of its business.
Sydney, Australia (Issues Wire / PRWEB) November 13, 2008 -- St John Ambulance Australia's National Business Centre (NBC), has chosen QlikView, the world's fastest growing business intelligence software, to bring additional operational and financial focus to the management of its business.
St John Ambulance Australia is a self-funding charitable organisation active in all States and Territories, dedicated to helping people in sickness, distress, suffering or danger. St John is Australia's leading provider of first aid training, first aid services at public events and supplier of first aid kits and equipment. It also runs the ambulance services in Western Australian and the Northern Territory.
The St John National Business Centre provides its St John State and Territory partners, along with an ever increasing number of major commercial organisations, with access to quality first aid supplies, first aid kits and associated equipment through a centralised purchasing, assembly, warehousing and distribution service.
"As one of Australia's best known organisations with a proud 125 year history, our primary focus will always be on the provision of help to our community. We provide 1.4 million hours of voluntary service and we treat 86,000 casualties a year. However, as a self funded charity, it is essential that we pay very close attention to our operational and financial performance" said David Leek, Chief Executive Officer of the St John NBC.
"St John NBC distributes more than 2500 items to over 420 outlets and retailers and generates revenue in the range of $20M a year. Our business is like any other, our customers expect high levels of service and we work hard to exceed those expectations" added David Leek.
"We wanted to extract greater insight about our business performance and margin contribution across the business and QlikView enables us to be rich in both data and information. We are now able to focus on interpreting reports rather than producing them" added David Leek.
Following an extensive team based evaluation of several competing products, St John NBC turned to Inside Info and QlikView.
"Mid-market organisations need technology that supports and simplifies their path to change, instead of adding time and complexity to the process," explained Stuart Barnard, Managing Director at Inside Info.
"We are absolutely delighted with QlikView. It delivered real benefit to St John NBC in only a matter of weeks. We have already been able to implement a number of changes to our operation which have had a profound effect on our performance and this is almost entirely due to the use of QlikView" confirmed David Leek.
For more information about St John Ambulance Australia and the National Business Centre, please visit www.stjohnnbc.org.au
Inside Info is the exclusive distributor and local representative of QlikView in Australia - the world's fastest growing business intelligence software according to IDC. QlikView works the way your mind works - making associations by connecting data from many sources in a few clicks. This patented in-memory association technology brings fast results and better decision making. QlikView is intuitive to learn, simple to modify and can be deployed in a few weeks. QlikView is the flagship product of QlikTech who has more than 415,000 users at more than 9,233 customers in 87 countries. For more information about Inside Info and QlikView, please visit www.insideinfo.com.au
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