Digital shelf performance analytics
Client: Global Consumer Goods Brand
Challenge: Third-party digital-shelf data was available but difficult to interpret and use, limiting visibility into online marketing and product performance.
Activities title: Key Activities
Activities: Digital-shelf data analysis, structuring and exploring third-party performance data to surface relevant patterns;
Visual analytics design, translating complex performance data into clear and comparable visual views;
Dashboard development, consolidating key digital-shelf information into a more accessible performance view;
Performance insight synthesis, using the analysis to improve visibility into marketing and digital-shelf performance
Expertise: Data & Analytics
Challenges: Poor Data Use & Visibility
Machine learning model comparison & evaluation
Client: Applied Machine Learning Cases
Challenge: A series of applied cases focused on understanding how different machine-learning approaches perform across varied prediction problems, with particular attention to model selection, validation, class imbalance, error trade-offs and when additional model complexity is justified.
Activities title: Key Activities
Activities: Data preparation & feature scaling, preparing structured datasets for modelling and testing the impact of preprocessing choices;
Classification modelling, applying logistic regression and other classification approaches and interpreting predictive performance;
Imbalanced-data handling, assessing class imbalance and its effect on model behaviour and evaluation metrics;
Tree-based & ensemble modelling, working with decision trees, random forests and XGBoost and comparing their performance across cases;
Neural-network modelling, developing and evaluating multi-layer neural networks and exploring transfer-learning approaches;
Model validation & comparison, using train/test validation, confusion matrices and comparative performance metrics to assess alternative models;
Threshold & error-cost analysis, adjusting classification thresholds and examining trade-offs between different error types in operational contexts;
Embeddings & text-generation workflows, exploring representation and generation approaches for unstructured text;
Technical-to-business translation, connecting model performance to practical implications such as cost, ROI, payback and build-versus-vendor decisions.
Expertise: Data & Analytics · AI & Automation
Fraud prevention data analysis
Client: Fraud Analytics Case
Challenge: Transaction data was messy and inconsistently structured, making it unsuitable for reliable fraud analysis without first creating a clean and analysis-ready dataset.
Activities title: Key Activities
Activities: Data-quality assessment, identifying missing, inconsistent and incorrectly structured transaction data;
Data cleaning & transformation, using Pandas to correct data-quality issues and standardise fields;
Transaction data restructuring, converting raw records into a consistent analytical structure suitable for downstream fraud analysis;
Data validation, checking the transformed dataset for consistency and analytical usability
Expertise: Data & Analytics
Challenges: Poor Data Use & Visibility
Data-driven investment & market analysis
Client: Amsterdam Rental Market Case
Challenge: Assessing investment attractiveness required combining fragmented market, property-price, regulatory and operating-cost data rather than relying on headline rental prices. The analysis also needed to account for neighbourhood-level economics and identify patterns that simple averages could obscure.
Activities title: Key Activities
Activities: Data preparation & integration, cleaning 10,480 rental listings and combining them with district-level property-price, regulatory and operating-cost data;
Investment economics framework, calculating neighbourhood-level net yields rather than evaluating opportunities on rental income alone;
Regulatory modelling, incorporating local rental constraints into the assessment of investment attractiveness;
Statistical modelling, building and interpreting OLS models to understand rental-price drivers and test alternative explanations;
Residual & behavioural analysis, investigating unexplained pricing patterns and identifying a systematic search-funnel effect between smaller and larger units;
Evidence-led reframing, using findings that challenged the initial assumptions to redirect the analysis toward the factors that better explained investment performance;
Decision-oriented market assessment, translating statistical and regulatory findings into a neighbourhood-level view of where investment economics were strongest.
Expertise: Strategy · Data & Analytics
Challenges: Poor Data Use & Visibility
Automated lead generation
Client: Digital Transformation Practice
Challenge: Prospect sourcing and qualification depended on time-intensive manual research, making it difficult to scale outreach without either increasing effort proportionally or lowering targeting quality. The solution needed to automate the upstream workflow while keeping human control over who ultimately entered outreach.
Activities title: Key Activities
Activities: End-to-end workflow design, mapping the sourcing, enrichment, qualification and review process into a repeatable automated pipeline;
Automation architecture & integration, building an n8n/Python workflow connecting contact sourcing, external APIs and LLM-based qualification;
Targeting & scoring methodology, translating ideal-customer criteria into structured qualification logic for automated assessment;
LLM-based lead qualification, evaluating ~5K contacts against predefined fit criteria and achieving an 85–95% pass rate among automatically selected leads;
Human-in-the-loop governance, introducing a mandatory review step before any qualified contact could enter outreach;
Reusable acquisition infrastructure, designing the workflow as a repeatable GTM system rather than a one-off prospecting exercise;
Efficiency & quality optimisation, reducing manual research burden while preserving the qualification threshold required for high-quality outreach.
Expertise: AI & Automation · Process & Workflow Design · Technology & Systems · Data & Analytics
Challenges: Operational Bottlenecks
Supplier sustainability analytics & reporting system
Client: Large healthcare provider
Challenge: Supplier sustainability reporting relied on ~200K rows of duplicated and poorly structured procurement data in Excel, making the analysis difficult to use and impossible to repeat efficiently across future reporting cycles. The replacement also needed to remain lightweight and maintainable within the organisation’s existing technology and capabilities.
Activities title: Key activities
Activities: Current-state data diagnosis, identifying duplication, structural issues and limitations of the existing Excel-based reporting process;
Solution strategy & technology choice, matching solution sophistication to internal capabilities and selecting a lightweight Python, n8n and LLM/API architecture over a heavier analytics platform;
Data restructuring & supplier-level modelling, transforming fragmented procurement records into a consistent analytical dataset;
Supplier assessment & prioritisation methodology, defining auditable screening, classification and prioritisation logic; AI-assisted data enrichment, combining external sources, APIs, LLM-supported research and human checks to supplement incomplete supplier information;
Full-dataset analysis & visualisation, identifying reporting patterns and priority supplier groups for procurement action;
Repeatable reporting system, turning the methodology and analysis into a reusable workflow for subsequent sustainability reporting cycles
Expertise: Strategy · Solution Design · Technology & Systems Challenges: Unclear Technological Choices · Operational Bottlenecks
