Typical BI projects are built from scratch, where you must first buy data integration software, reporting software, hardware and then pay a consulting firm to put it all together.   This process gets very expensive and time consuming.  Once the BI platform is built, you are then subject to expensive maintenance and upgrade contracts, unnecessary monthly charges and complexities that often cause adoption problems.  The result – slow (or no) return on investment, high total cost of ownership and questionable value.

Omnitio "Unified Source of Truth"

Our provisionally patented Unified Source of Truth allows us to deploy typical Business Intelligence efforts 90% faster, with an emphasis on data quality. The data model replaces existing paradigms of data warehousing (Star Schemas, SnowFlake and other hybrid schemas) into a single, unified source of truth that can scale to the changing needs of the businesses quickly and cost effectively. 

It also allows you to cross reference data across the enterprise at any level of granularity, at any time, in a single model. No more building data marts, new star schemas to support different LOBs or different types of data. All of it is stored in a unified source of truth for easy retrieval and cross reference. This translates to low TCO (Total Cost of Ownership), faster (almost 90%) implementation lifecycles and you can focus on the data quality as opposed to writing ETL programs to keep data integrity across the enterprise.

"The ability to select accurate information, at any time, at any level of granularity, is Omnition"

Cross Referencing Data from across the Enterprise
If you need to cross reference data (for example, Cost vs Inventory vs Average Wait times), you no longer have to build a data mart or write ETL or complex queries to get that data. All of it is available in your unified source of truth, ready for reporting.

Decision Support
The Omnition Analytics Engine (OAE) ^TM  allows you to define your own custom rules for decision support capabilities. Whether in Clinical Research or in areas of operational improvement like Scheduling, customers can define rules to act upon the data collected in the Omnition Warehouse and set alerts to notify decision makers when specific thresholds are met.