Global advisory and investment company, Delta Partners, has announced the launch of Datafarm, a new service line to operationalise telecoms, media and digital (TMD) analytical intelligence.

Previously, Delta Partners employed analytics to provide answers to key C-level exam questions and during this course, it has developed unique capabilities to process and transform granular and arid data into powerful insights and strategic recommendations, said a statement.
 
The firm is launching Datafarm in order to address consistent demand to provide a dedicated engagement model to operationalise that intelligence, to provide greater value for its clients, it said.

Datafarm will allow Delta Partners to engage with its clients on a longer-term basis to bring its analytics heritage to the heart of organisations, with its data scientists and analytics consultants making its methodologies, data models, in-house big data platforms and frameworks easily accessible to clients.

As a result, Datafarm will drive analytics enablement and execution for the firm’s clients’ operations, helping them to transform their BI and Data Management Ecosystem, thus creating advanced analytics capabilities and enabling the monetisation of Big Data, it added.
 
Roman Izquierdo, head of analytics practice, Delta Partners, said: "Big Data has become the watchword of this new digital era and it is indispensable to our TMD clients to drive decision making. Our new service line will crucially help us to work on a longer-term basis with our clients to set-up advanced analytical capabilities.”
 
Victor Font, co-founder and CEO, Delta Partners, said: “Over the last 10 years, we have been on a journey to increase the competitiveness of our TMD clients. We have worked with over 100 clients in more than 70 countries and have delivered over 1,000 consulting engagements, indirectly serving more than 2.3 billion mobile users. Analytical power has always been a core distinctive factor for Delta Partners, and the launch of Datafarm will help us to expand its reach even further.” - TradeArabia News Service