Peerview Data Insights

As a general rule of life, we like to think that the idea of “Keeping up with the Joneses” is overrated. Move at your own pace, stick to your brand, and define success by your own terms.

When I was in grade school I was a coloring fanatic. If there was a piece of paper within arms reach, I was undoubtedly scribbling to my heart's content. My weakness was the 24 packs of skinny markers that held what seemed like every color under the sun. I remember ripping into the package and finding that perfect shade of yellow, blue, or pink and using it to color everything. Hours passed like seconds as I drew, swooped, and scrawled my way through countless pages of notebook paper. 

Indy is one of the fastest growing cities for tech. Even in our building at The Union 525 alone we are surrounded from the floors above us to the doors around us by tech start ups. 

Barnard Marr, author of Data Strategy has a good article in Forbes about linked data, specifically how “Sharing and understanding data is undoubtedly an essential part of the process when it comes to using Big Data and analytics to make the world a better place. Fire fighting is just one of the thousands of fields where Big Data can clearly make a difference." 

Key Financial Indicator reports are now available through Peerview Data. This analysis will help you track the vital signs of your company’s financial performance. Compare this year’s numbers to the years before, and easily access how your numbers change year after year.

When it comes to your company or your clients' company performances, how do you monitor the areas of your business that need tending to? How do you even gauge what those areas really are?

Accounting firms, managing partners, practice leaders turn to Peerview Data when:

Need to know how specific industries perform? Now you can get comparable information on your laptop, desktop or tablet.

When you started your own company you probably had your service, name, and location figured out. The color schemes and logo took more trial and error than you thought they would, but they turned out okay.

Misconceptions and misunderstandings are common and often fueled by a lack of education or knowledge about the topic at hand. This article that we found on Entrepreneur.com touches on some of the top misconceptions concerning Big Data when it comes to small businesses.