Optimitas | We provide excellence

We provide excellence

[Latin] optimitās, ātis, f.
meaning excellence

[Latin] optimitās, ātis, f. meaning excellence

Who we are

Optimitas is a company specialized in data. Any kind of data.

We’ll work with you from the the beginning – identifying requirements, workshops, whiteboard, to a final report or a data integration process.

2001

TWO OF THE FOUNDERS STARTED CAREERS IN IT
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
DATA WAREHOUSES & BI
PROJECTS IN RETAIL, FINANCE AND INVESTMENT FUNDS
SUPPORTING CLIENTS BUSINESS CYCLES AND DEVELOPMENT
2004

REMAINING FOUNDER STARTED HIS IT CAREER
IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
2017

OPTIMITAS FOUNDED
3 CO-FOUNDERS WITH 15 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE ON AVERAGE
2019

5 ACTIVE PROJECTS
4 EMPLOYEES
2 EXTERNAL ASSOCIATES
4 COUNTRIES
6 CLIENTS
RECOGNIZED AS EXPERTS IN THE REGION
2023

7 ACTIVE PROJECTS
9 EMPLOYEES
1 EXTERNAL ASSOCIATE
4 COUNTRIES
8 CLIENTS

What do we do?

How we do it?

Understanding what matters

With a top-down approach, we determine what would you like to measure. What is company's goal and strategy? What would C-level executives like to know on daily basis? Understanding client's core business is an important factor to objectives like margin and costs.
Mapping that to data sources

Connecting data sources and modifying them with various tools is what creates basis for the data model.
Design a data model that will fit

There are 3 standard approaches to Data Warehouse modeling. In practice we usually end up with a mix of two: Kimball and Inmon data model (sometimes called snowflaking).
Agree upon appropriate/applicable technologies

One saying goes: "IT is not a deterministic science". We believe there is no "right" way - rather a more appropriate one. However, we need to keep in mind avoiding 3O's: overdesign, overtechnical and overcomplicated.
Create a prototype

We make sure to deliver something of a value to the business fast. But keep things simple – Minimum Viable Product. Prototype may or may not be deployed to production, but it is still something to show (and brag about).
Create an implementation plan, framework, guidelines…

By using agile practices, we divide the project into smaller, parallel activities. After determining dependencies between them, we ask business to prioritize them. Additionally, we create a list of risks and confirmations from the prototype.
Iterative/incremental development process

Finally, we reach development and our technical endeavors. We provide continuous delivery (per business area).
Revisit what matters

GOTO 1.