In Adam's latest blog, our Head of Growth addresses how organisations drown in metrics while starving for insights. He focuses on transforming fragmented Quarterly Business Reviews from metric-heavy sessions into cohesive stories. By creating unified performance views, teams can extract actionable insights from complex data, enabling confident decision-making rather than treading water in disconnected numbers.
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From contradictory messaging to data that’s as clear as mud, Vanessa explores why the political swamp keeps getting murkier—and, more importantly, what can actually be done to drain it properly.
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The Local Government Act 2024 marks a generational shift in how New Zealand councils manage their water infrastructure. The September 2025 deadline is fast approaching and crafting a 30-year vision requires urgency and precision.
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The concept of thousands of lines of capital and operational expenditure displayed as colourful, interactive bubbles may seem trite.
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Let’s call a spade a spade. Reading long government reports is a little bit like watching paint dry: slow, frustrating and not as colourful.
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Governments around the world are making sustainability reporting mandatory.
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The seismic events following the Brexit referendum in 2016 offered a striking lesson about the significance of informed decision-making in democratic processes.
Read more >>If your eyes glaze over when someone says, “Government Budgets,” you’re amongst friends
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Government budgets are like the strategic heartbeat of a nation.
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Every single major technology shift comes with a side-order of pain. Or, more accurately, the anticipation of pain.
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PDF and the Internet (for public use) were both born in 1993. They’ve grown up to be equally famous, ubiquitous and a millennial cliché: a smidge convinced of their own importance.
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