A&M Case Study: How Data Re-Architecture, Mapping and Design Can Transform EdTech Businesses
An A&M Case Study on Harnessing Data Flow in Educational Technology Companies to Improve Integrity and Grow Margin
As EdTech companies grow, many face challenges with fragmented systems, inconsistent processes and limited visibility into performance. One rapidly expanding educational technology company, growing at more than 20 percent annually, found itself struggling with siloed data, redundant systems and no single source of truth.
Operational complexity increased, margins lagged and quick fixes were no longer sustainable. The company partnered with Alvarez & Marsal to assess its needs and rebuild its data strategy from the ground up.
In this case study, you’ll learn how A&M:
- Re-architected data systems to streamline operations across IT, sales, finance, HR and more
- Defined and visualized KPIs that aligned with business goals
- Mapped and centralized data into a single, trusted source
- Delivered more than $50 million in process improvements and cost savings
- Reduced reliance on manual workarounds and redundant systems
A&M's Expertise Leads to Results
As organizations scale, outdated systems and fragmented data can stand in the way of performance. Alvarez & Marsal works with clients to redesign data architecture in a way that supports growth, enhances visibility and delivers meaningful cost savings.
Our team helps companies:
- Streamline data architecture while maintaining day-to-day operations
- Establish and activate the KPIs that support performance and growth
- Eliminate inefficiencies and improve how data is managed across functions
- Equip decision-makers with clear, real-time insights through data visualization
Click below to read the full case study and explore how a strategic approach to data architecture can improve performance and support long-term growth.
