
Teck: case study
Teck is one of Canada’s leading mining companies, focused on providing products essential to building a better quality of life for people around the globe. Teck is also the parent company of Neptune Terminals, a significant exporter of Canadian natural resources, namely potash from Saskatchewan and steelmaking coal from the western provinces and has over 50 years in the supply chain industry. Neptune can handle over 23.5 million tons of bulk products a year.
Teck has been operating safely and responsibly as a leader among mining companies, with operations and projects in Canada, the United States, Chile, and Peru.
The company is on a journey to transition to digital solutions that support its emerging business processes. Neptune Terminals manages all the export and transportation processes for Teck and Canpotex, one of the world’s largest potash exporters.
The technology leadership sought ways to digitally streamline Neptune Terminals’ systems and associated business processes to increase overall efficiency and reduce costs.
The company’s legacy system took too long and didn’t enable its employees to work efficiently.
Business analysts processed everything manually using Excel files and other internal applications. They were looking for a solution to help them see the whole data in one chart.
Running analyses was tedious, with reports being processed daily, weekly, and monthly.
While Excel sheets gave them many advantages, they had their own bottlenecks. Our team’s first step was to run an analysis and understand their existing system and ongoing requirements.
Our team analyzed the customer’s needs and designed the architecture of the BI solution that would allow the integration of disparate data sources and transform them into actionable reports.
Calculations were made on the baseline and delivered four different types of reports to cater to the following needs:

Employee Strength in 2023

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