Your organization's focus has been on acquiring customers, increasing revenues and profitability, and outpacing the competition. And while your organization has continued to improve its operating efficiencies (sometimes by quickly learning from past mistakes), you feel your company should be spending more time analyzing what’s going on and planning for the future - rather than having your employees constantly running around trying to solve operational problems and putting out fires.

You were there when your company's first location was in its founder's garage. Now that your operations have graduated from the garage to real offices, isn't it time your company's analysis capabilities graduated from spreadsheets to more powerful tools as well?