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LGI Systems Incorporated
Decision Support Systems Consulting
Chicago, Illinois
LGI Systems concentrates on implementation of decision
support systems meant to be used by workgroups with simple to
complex reporting and analysis needs. These
focused systems often are more critical to an organization's success than
canned reporting systems used by hundreds of people. We have especially deep
experience in systems for financial and marketing reporting and analysis used
to tackle complex business issues. We
primarily use the Microsoft Office (TM) suite of products.
Some of the applications
LGI has worked on are:
COST/PROFIT CENTER REPORTING
EXPENSE BUDGETING/FORECASTING
LONG RANGE PLANNING
CAPITAL BUDGETING/TRACKING
SALARY FORECASTING
LOGISTICS COST ANALYSIS
LOGISTICS BUDGETING
DIRECT LABOR REPORTING
CUSTOMER/PRODUCT PROFITABILITY
SALES
PROSPECT ANALYSIS
REBATE TRACKING AND ANALYSIS
INVENTORY TRACKING
SALES FORECASTING
PRICING/PROMOTION ANALYSIS
FIELD SALES PERFORMANCE
OSHA/WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION REPORTING
FREIGHT REPORTING
STANDARD COST BUILD-UP AND ANALYSIS
The characteristics of projects LGI is especially adept at
handling are:
Systems requiring complex logic that will be
used by 1-5 persons
Converting user developed applications to
stable, controlled but flexible systems
Developing systems for a strategic decision
making where requirements cannot be exactly known in advance but have to be
iterated through - in other words, where the customer will know what he wants
when he sees it.
Developing small but complex sets of reports
or complete applications fast. No job is too small.
We offer over 30 years of experience working with decision support systems and
with the transaction processing systems that feed the decision support systems.
He offers responsive, flexible, thorough, and economical service.
Please see
The Data Warehousing Information Center
website to read essays on our development approach.
Please email
Larry Greenfield at LGI Systems
Incorporated or call at (847) 380-9470 for more information. Thank you for your interest.
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