Capabilities · Modelling and advanced analytics

Models that inform decisions, not just dashboards.

Forecasting, segmentation, A/B testing, sentiment analysis: we build and evaluate models that are reliable, explainable and tied to your business KPIs.

The challenge

Data, but few answers.

Dashboards describe the past. Hard decisions need forecasts, rigorous tests and models whose limits are understood.

  • Unreliable forecasts that cost money
  • Decisions made without rigorous testing
  • Models no one knows how to evaluate
  • Unsure whether to build in-house or get help
  • Generative AI models that are hard to control

What we do

From business question to evaluated model.

Forecasting

Demand, sales, churn, workload: forecasts with their error margins.

A/B testing and experimentation

Well-designed tests so decisions rest on evidence, not impressions.

Segmentation and customer analytics

Useful segments built on how your customers actually behave.

Sentiment and text analytics

Analysis of reviews, comments and conversations to understand your brand and customers.

Model selection and adaptation

Foundation model, fine-tuning or a classical approach: we pick what fits the problem.

Evaluation and red teaming

Rigorous evaluation of your models and LLMs to measure quality and risk.

How we work

Statistical rigour, business language.

Frame

We turn the decision into a measurable question.

Prepare

We check and prepare the data needed.

Model

We build and compare several approaches.

Explain

We present results, their limits and how to use them.

Frequently asked questions

What we are asked about modelling.

All capabilities

Should we build a model in-house or hire consultants?

If the model is core to your competitive advantage, build the skill in-house; outside help often speeds up the first model and transfers the methods.

Should we fine-tune a foundation model?

Not always. Good prompt design and retrieval from your documents are often enough; fine-tuning makes sense for narrow, repeated tasks.

How do we know a model is reliable?

By evaluating it on data it has never seen, with metrics that fit the decision, and by monitoring it in production.

Let’s talk

A data or AI problem worth solving?

Tell us about the situation. We’ll reply with a first read of the problem and concrete next steps, with no commitment.

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