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Wintec’s power BI platform wins Microsoft excellence award

Wintec’s power BI platform wins Microsoft excellence award

It is wonderful to see our data being used so effectively to answer questions that come up regularly across the organisation, says Wintec IT director Bradley Vines.

We will continue using these tools to answer those questions and gain more insights that we can rapidly turn into business improvement and value for our students.

Bradley Vines, Wintec

Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec) has won the Microsoft Excellence in Technology Delivery award for its business intelligence solutions based on the Microsoft Power BI platform.

Through the programme, Wintec identified opportunities for growth and diversification in international markets and improvements in student recruitment and other internal functions.

As a result of these findings, Wintec says changes were made to reduce processing times for students during enrolment, improve decision making and develop an innovative and proactive international strategy.

Bradley Vines, director of information technology at Wintec, says it was extremely satisfying to receive the award for the organisation’s forward-thinking approach to using data to better inform their processes, which will directly benefit their students.

Bradley Vines, Wintec: "It was extremely satisfying to receive the award for the organisation’s forward-thinking approach to using data to better inform their processes, which will directly benefit their students."
Bradley Vines, Wintec: "It was extremely satisfying to receive the award for the organisation’s forward-thinking approach to using data to better inform their processes, which will directly benefit their students."

"This is well deserved recognition of the hard work invested by the team this past year,” says Vines, in a statement.

“It is wonderful to see our data being used so effectively to answer questions that come up regularly across the organisation. This is only the beginning - we will continue using these tools to answer those questions and gain more insights that we can rapidly turn into business improvement and value for our students."

The Microsoft Tertiary ICT Excellence Awards are presented at the annual Tertiary ICT conference to celebrate ICT excellence within tertiary education. They are judged by a panel of industry experts.

The panel said they were impressed with Wintec’s ability to obtain genuine stakeholder engagement throughout the project and for delivery of real, quantifiable benefits for the institution.

This is the fifth Microsoft Excellence award that Wintec has received over the past four years for its delivery of innovative technology solutions.

Wintec’s Brandon Hutcheson, Bradley Vines and Jourdan Templeton during the Microsoft Tertiary ICT Excellence awards in Auckland.
Wintec’s Brandon Hutcheson, Bradley Vines and Jourdan Templeton during the Microsoft Tertiary ICT Excellence awards in Auckland.


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