通过 Domo，马克·布兰德 (Mark Brand) 改变了有关无家可归者的讨论。
公司规模
SME
地区
- America
国家
- United States
- Canada
产品
- Domo
技术栈
- Mobile Data Access
- Data Visualization
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Brand Awareness
- Customer Satisfaction
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 数据可视化
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
- 城市与自治市
适用功能
- 商业运营
- 销售与市场营销
用例
- 实时定位系统 (RTLS)
服务
- 数据科学服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
马克·布兰德是一名厨师、教授和社会影响企业家，他领导倡导计划，通过有意义的工作和创新帮助边缘化人群重新融入社会。他经营多家企业和倡导计划，所有目标都是帮助消除全世界的孤立和贫困。他的一家企业 Save On Meats 是温哥华的一家餐馆，它有一个计划，有需要的人可以用塑料代币换取三明治。自 2012 年推出以来，Save on Meats 通过其餐饮计划为社区提供了超过 200 万份餐食。马克的愿景是扩大他的倡导计划，他一直在寻找更有效、更高效地运营核心业务的方法，以便他可以将更多的时间集中在扩大他的愿景上。
挑战
马克·布兰德是一名厨师、教授和社会影响力企业家，他经营着多家企业和倡导项目，旨在帮助边缘化人群重新融入社会。他的餐厅 Save On Meats 有一个项目，有需要的人可以用塑料代币换取一个三明治。自 2012 年启动以来，该项目已为社区提供了超过 200 万份餐食。然而，由于有太多项目让他的时间紧张，马克需要一种更有效、更高效地运营核心业务的方法，以便他可以更专注于拓展自己的愿景。他需要一个移动优先的解决方案来访问他所需要的统计数据和证据，以支持他的变革呼吁。他还需要实时查看他的 Save On Meats 业务的进展情况，包括餐厅盈利能力指标（从收入到运营成本），以及所有这些对利润的影响。
解决方案
马克转向了 Domo，这是一种移动优先的解决方案，可让他轻松地从任何地方连接和转换数据。Domo 将无家可归者数据提取到仪表板中，以便马克以前所未有的方式查看和交互。由于 Domo 是实时和移动优先的，因此马克可以随时随地查看其业务中发生的一切。除了实时业务洞察之外，马克还可以访问来自数十个来源的信息，Domo 已将这些信息可视化，以便他可以将其展示给其他人，从而推动更具影响力的变革。Domo 直接与 Save On Meat 核心运营软件的供应商 Profitek 合作，在他们的数据和 Domo 之间建立直接连接。然后，Domo 为 Save On Meats 餐厅构建了一个财务仪表板，用于更新他们所有的销售点信息以及库存、收入和劳动力成本数据。
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