Implementation, on-prem to Cloud migration, health checks and managed support. 15+ years across FP&A, Supply Chain and HR with the platform — in Brazil and on four continents.
We pair the credibility of an official IBM Partner with elite technical execution. We're specialists in Planning Analytics and TM1 — known for solving what others can't. Which is why we're the trusted technical squad for the largest global consultancies: when a project demands maximum precision and depth, we're the ones delivering the solution.
From a fresh implementation to a critical Cloud migration, through performance health checks and internal team training — we cover the full lifecycle of the platform.
From requirement gathering to go-live. Multi-dimensional modelling, Rules, processes (TurboIntegrator), PAW dashboards and ERP integration — delivered in two-week sprints.
The defining theme of 2026: the on-premise 2.0.9.x line went end-of-support in October 2025, and IBM is concentrating new capabilities (AI, REST APIs, Workspace) on the Cloud. We run migrations without disrupting the planning cycle.
Old models get heavy. We refactor slow rules, review sparsity, reduce unnecessary consolidations and hand back performance — with a prioritized action plan by impact.
Move from Excel-driven to web dashboards — governed, accessible from any device. We deliver PAW and PAfE focused on real end-user adoption.
The model doesn't end at go-live — it begins there. We provide technical support with SLA, model evolution as the business changes, and structuring of internal Centers of Excellence for gradual autonomy.
We train internal developers in Rules, TurboIntegrator, MDX and REST API. For companies that want to stop depending 100% on external consulting and build in-house teams.
With Anaplan, Pigment, Workday Adaptive and other modern platforms in the market, it's reasonable to ask: does IBM Planning Analytics still make sense in 2026? The honest answer is "it depends" — and anyone answering "always yes" or "always no" probably hasn't worked with both categories.
IBM PA remains unbeatable on four fronts: very large data volumes (the in-memory TM1 engine still leads performance benchmarks for models with billions of cells), complex business rules (Rules lets you encode logic other tools force you to approximate via workarounds), governance and auditability (granular permission controls, security, versioning) and predictable cost at scale (a licensing model that doesn't penalize user-base growth).
According to a Forrester TEI study commissioned by IBM, organizations adopting Planning Analytics reported up to 63% reduction in budget cycle time and planning processing 80% faster compared to spreadsheet-based solutions. (Source: Forrester Total Economic Impact™ of IBM Planning Analytics, 2019.)
Because we also work with Anaplan, we run platform evaluations impartially. When IBM PA is the right call, we say so. When Anaplan is better, we say that too.
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