Pacific Northwest · Team off-site
It's not rare for people to find their people. It is rare for them to keep building together across companies, decades, and every major wave of technology change. That's the story of Marquis Data.
Paul, Chris, and Sarah started working together in 2001 and have been helping clients navigate their data ever since. They came up through software development in the early 2000s, were early adopters when mobile software took off, and made a deliberate move into pure data in 2010, before "data strategy" was a job title.
That transition wasn't accidental. They saw what was coming: that the bottleneck in every business wasn't the software doing the work, it was the data making the decisions. So they went deep.
Since then, they've been hands-on across nearly the entire modern history of data analysis, from the tools, to the teams, to the decisions those tools were supposed to support. The mission has been the same since day one: help people make better decisions, faster.
Leaders have always wanted to leverage data in their decisions. That was true in 2000. It's true today. What's changed is how much help they need getting there.
Through every wave, one thing stayed constant: leaders want data in their decisions, and they need the right people to make that happen.
Technology advances. The mission doesn't. We meet decision-makers where they are and where they need to make decisions, because people are still the decision-makers. They come with biases, with context, with situations. Context is where we come in.
The industry loves "data-driven decisions." We prefer a different framing. Data can't drive a decision, people do. They bring judgment, experience, and accountability. What data can do is triangulate the decision: reduce uncertainty, surface what's hidden, and improve the odds of a great outcome. We provide that context. You make the call.
We'll connect to your ERP, run your data through the platform, and show you what Marquis IQ looks like in your environment, in 30 minutes, with your numbers.