Allston Yale builds analytics for mid-market companies across a handful of industries we know well. Think of this page as the directory: the sectors we serve, what each one actually measures, and where to go next based on the business you are in and what is hurting.
Data analytics by industry beats a generic dashboard because every sector counts differently. A loss ratio, an OEE figure, and cost per barrel are not interchangeable, and a tool that ignores that produces reports nobody in the room trusts. We start from what your industry actually measures.
We arrive knowing the metrics, the systems, and the reporting your industry runs on, so the first version of the work is close to right rather than a blank canvas. That context shortens the build and means we are not learning your business on your budget.
Across all of these sectors the pattern is the same: mid-market companies with lean IT teams that need real reporting without a full department to run it. Data analytics by industry is only useful if a small team can maintain it, so we build and document for exactly that.
Under the hood it is Microsoft Power BI and Microsoft Fabric in every case, but the playbook changes by sector. The platform is shared; the metrics, data sources, and priorities are not. That is why a healthcare build looks nothing like an oil and gas one.
Pick your industry above and start on its page, where the metrics and systems are already spelled out. If you sit across more than one sector, or you are not sure where you fit, that is exactly the conversation we are glad to have first.
