Coventry, UK – Nathean Technologies, a fast growing data analytics software company, today announced that it has developed and launched a new cost-saving solution for the UK public sector and higher education institutions, as they face increased pressures due to the recent government spending review.

Nathean’s solution provides a fast and transparent analysis of all relevant data to identify inefficiencies and unnecessary spend across organisations. 

Based on its experience working with public bodies, Nathean’s solution is specifically aimed at those who are under pressure to find immediate cost savings and delivers efficiencies from day one of implementation.  Nathean recently worked with a leading local authority where its software quickly identified 33% savings on the council’s energy bills. 

Cranfield University has deployed Nathean Technologies’ data analytics software, Logix, and has realised cost savings in Finance and Procurement through easier and quicker analysis of their underlying financial application.

Ian Sibbald, Financial Controller at Cranfield University and current Chairman of the Agresso UK User Group said, “Like many other higher education organisations, reducing costs is high on our agenda.  Logix is providing us with greater visibility of our suppliers and the value for money we are getting. This is helping us to identify areas in which we can save money and in the longer term will help us to rationalise our supplier base and negotiate more competitive terms with a smaller number of suppliers.”
Nathean has invested more than £1 million developing its software further to ensure it can meet the evolving and pressing needs of organisations looking to make quantifiable and immediate savings.

The University of Plymouth and the Exports Credit Guarantee Department are also implementing Nathean Technologies’ data analytics solution as they look to manage budgets more effectively, and achieve greater time savings and efficiencies.

Users of Logix can easily explore and analyse their underlying data, and extract essential intelligence in order to make informed decisions on how best to implement efficiencies across key areas including Finance, HR, Payroll, Supplier Management and Student Records.

Nathean is also announcing today, the opening of its first UK office at University of Warwick Science Park in Coventry. The opening of the new office follows increased demand for its software in the UK and will provide a central location to support its growing customer base.

Up to now, growth in the UK market has largely been driven by Nathean’s partner network including UNIT4, which is Europe’s second largest ERP supplier.  The non-proprietary nature of the software and its ability to connect with multiple systems and data sources is what has attracted Nathean’s customers to the Logix product range. For example, it is deployed on a number of business applications including Salesforce.com, Core HR, SAP Business One, Oracle Utilities Customer Care and Billing, Coins, Ceridian HR, Northgate and Atrinso.

Barry Moylan, Sales and Marketing Director at Nathean Technologies, said, “Public sector and higher education budgets need to be managed more effectively and cost savings need to be quickly realised to meet the strict new targets.  Our software is already helping public sector bodies to achieve better results as it can immediately identify discrepancies and enable councils and education institutes to get more out of their data assets.”


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About Nathean Technologies
Nathean Technologies is a leading developer and provider of visual pre-packaged data analysis and reporting solutions for major ERP systems and best of breed business applications. Their unique self service data analytics tools empower casual and business users alike to easily ask questions of their data and to get the answers they need to make informed business decisions in a quicker, easier and more cost effective manner. The solution ensures maximum value and an enhanced return on investment from various underlying business systems and applications.

Nathean was founded in 2001 and has offices in Dublin, Ireland and Coventry, UK.  It has customers and partners in sectors such as local and central government, education, utilities, financial services, retail multiples and construction.  For more information, visit http://www.nathean.co.uk. 


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