Our latest release of DSharp Studio brings a major update to the Data Catalog, a new Find -command to help you move quickly inside the software and a series of practical improvements across modeling, analysis, and deployment. We also included some bug fixes.
Pirte, a healthcare and occupational health service provider based in the Pirkanmaa region, is transitioning to a modern reporting platform with support from DSharp. Outdated technologies are being replaced to enable more versatile and impactful use of data across the organization. For customers, this change happens quietly in the background. High-quality reporting continues as before, and improvements will be introduced step by step.
“We wanted to take control of our data so that we can modify it ourselves and decide what information we want to use and combine in reporting. In the future, the data stored in our own data warehouses can be integrated with other city datasets, such as financial data. This allows us to compile valuable insights to support decision-makers.”
Comprehensive reporting solutions are always technically complex. Among various construction methods, Data Vault, realistically involving thousands of tables, is often perceived as laborious and expensive, simply because traditionally implemented, it is. However, the requirement specifications for reporting solutions often list as mandatory exactly those aspects that Data Vault addresses. This makes Data Vault a reasonable and functional solution model instead of inventing a completely new implementation approach.
Varha, the Wellbeing Services County of Southwest Finland, is implementing a large-scale system unification, bringing data from dozens of background systems across 27 municipalities into a shared data platform. The goal is to efficiently produce data for operational units, research, administration, stakeholders, and national data collections. DSharp’s automation brought the desired fluidity to managing the county’s data landscape.
