Function · IT & BI Leadership
You hold the architecture together.
Wit gives you the cover to fix it.
For CIOs, IT Directors, Heads of Data, and BI Managers who know exactly which integration is held together with tape, which "automated" job runs on someone pressing a button at 7am, and which requirement was never actually signed off. Wit makes the invisible visible.
We Speak Your Language
You are the most knowledgeable function in the company. You are also the most politically invisible.
IT and BI teams know where every data quality problem lives. You know which source system was promised to be replaced three years ago. You know which dashboard the FP&A team built around because the official one was wrong. You can name the technical debt by line of code. You have not been given the time to fix any of it.
The pattern is universal: business users want everything yesterday, management does not understand why things take time, and vendors promise magic. When the BI initiative fails, it is treated as an IT problem. When it succeeds, the credit goes to the business sponsor. The BI team rebuilds, quietly, the model the sponsor said would be simple.
Wit changes the political dynamic. Anonymous, multi-stakeholder interviews surface the requirements gaps before the build. The Shield of Truth becomes the signed document the BI team has needed for years: scope, definitions, priorities, governance posture, all attributed to the stakeholder group, not to IT. The next change request meets a signed prior commitment.
Vocabulary that matches your role
Architecture & Platform
Semantic model, star schema, Fabric, Dataverse, data warehouse, lakehouse, OneLake, capacity, PPU, embedded, RLS, OLS
Pipelines & Operations
Refresh schedule, data freshness, pipeline reliability, gateway, ETL/ELT, dataflow, incremental refresh, query folding
Governance & ALM
TMDL, Git, version control, CI/CD, Azure DevOps, deployment pipelines, environments, workspace permissions, certified datasets
Integration & Identity
API, REST, SSO, RBAC, OAuth, service principal, on-premises gateway, hybrid connectivity
How Wit Interviews You
Wit gives BI teams what no requirements meeting ever has: anonymity.
The BI developer carries knowledge nobody else has and political capital nobody is paying you for. Wit gives the BI team a safe channel to surface the systemic issues that would be career-limiting to raise in a meeting. Architectural debt gets named. Failed past initiatives get explained.
Wit treats the IT and BI team as a primary stakeholder, not as the back office. The probe set is technical because the function is technical. Which data source do you trust least, and what would it take to fix it. What architectural decision have you been wanting to make but not been given the time or budget for. What is the oldest piece of technical debt in your infrastructure, and what would happen if it broke.
The Process Reality Gate runs for IT too: walk me through what happens when a data refresh fails at 3am. The gap between the documented runbook and the actual response is where the next BI outage will come from. Wit makes the gap visible to executives without naming the people working around it.
The output is the IT and BI section of the Shield of Truth: the technical debt inventory, the integration risks ranked by impact, the architecture decisions the team needs sponsor backing to make, and the governance posture the new platform must support. The build that follows is sized honestly, not optimistically.
What Your Reports Look Like
The IT & BI Cockpit: the platform health report nobody else is asking for.
Most BI engagements end with the user-facing reports built and the platform health invisible. WizEmp builds the operational view of the BI platform itself: pipeline reliability, refresh success, capacity utilisation, RLS posture, certified-dataset adoption. The BI team gets the same governance discipline they give every other function.
Power BI Cockpit · IT & BI Configuration
Your platform Cockpit. The view of the engine, not just the dashboard.
Platform Health
Pipeline Reliability
Governance Posture
Technical Debt Register
ALM & Deployment
Cost & Capacity Planning
"The BI platform is infrastructure. Infrastructure deserves a Cockpit too. The first time the BI Manager sees the platform health view, the conversation with the CIO changes."
Industries We Serve for IT & BI
Same function. Different integration map by sector.
A Head of Data in Manufacturing fights MES and SCADA integration. In Financial Services it is core banking and regulatory data lineage. In Pharma it is LIMS, batch records, and CSV-validated systems. The function vocabulary holds; the integration battle shifts.
Automotive
MES integration, supplier data exchange, OEM portal feeds, OT/IT convergence, model launch data.
See Automotive IT & BI → Cluster D · Extract & TransformPetrochemical
PI System historian, SCADA to warehouse, real-time vs. batch architecture, PSM data feeds.
See Petrochemical IT & BI → Cluster B · Regulate & ComplyPharmaceutical
LIMS, batch records, CSV-validated systems, audit trail integrity, GxP-compliant pipelines.
See Pharmaceutical IT & BI → Cluster A · Make & MoveLogistics
TMS, WMS, telematics, customer EDI integration, real-time tracking architecture.
See Logistics IT & BI →Start Here
Bring the architecture decision you have been carrying alone. Bring the technical debt nobody listens to.
The first conversation takes 30 minutes. Bring the integration risk you have flagged three times, the dataset you do not trust, or the dashboard nobody opens. Wit will surface what you have been saying all along.
Reveal the Hidden. Automate the Mundane. Secure Your Global Growth.