In our Service division, we offer four service packages: Application Management Services, SAP Basis Support, Service Desk and biX Managed Services. Regarding this environment, we are available to our customers for the entire life cycle of BI systems - from the intitial idea, from training and coaching after development and commissioning to systematic further development of the solution.
Our business area Consulting includes all services for the selection and implementation of BI architectures, the development and implementation of solutions and tools in the backend area as well as the evaluation, selection and implementation of front-end applications. We are very proud that we can look back on a wide variety of successfully completed customer projects which confirm this. Various awards underline the high standards of performance of our consulting, our strategic orientation and the know-how of all biX experts.
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We not only advise on individual technologies, but also integrate technologies from various software providers with SAP and implement the right set-up for high-performance. Most recently, biX Consulting is also Databrick's Service & Consulting Partner.īiX Consulting is particularly experienced in the interface to the SAP system. These tools include "Azure Synapse" and "Azure Data Factory". Furthermore, Microsoft is also one of our partners - within the context of the front-end tool "Power BI" as well as in terms of one of our consulting focal points "Cloud Data Warehousing". Through successfully completed customer projects and a large team of highly qualified consultants, biX Consulting has been able to qualify as a SAP Gold Partner as well as Salesforce & Tableau Service Partner. This means that we do not limit ourselves to one software partner but advise our customers independently and in a goal-oriented manner. BiX Consulting includes and stands for "integration". For more information and to view an online memorial go to. Wilkinson-Beane-Simoneau-Paquette Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 164 Pleasant Street, Laconia, N. Reynolds and great granddaughter, Nola Rose, all of Revere, Mass. Maher and grandson, Robert P., all of Knightdale, North Carolina and granddaughter, Jennifer R. He leaves his daughter, Cindy R, her husband, Robert M. Covell leaves his wife of 54 years, Astra I., of Winnisquam, N.H. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. But most of all, his proudest accomplishment was his family. He was an amateur historian and genealogist who was proud to trace back his family history many generations. Covell was an avid reader, fisherman and gardener. He also organized the first annual Marblehead Little League Field Day at Gatchell’s Pit. He was the coach of the Little League team, the Warriors, for 7 years, helping to lead them to two Little League Championships. Covell was a past president of the Marblehead Chamber of Commerce, in the 1970’s. Lastly, he enjoyed ten years with Flagship Travel Agency of Marblehead as a courier. After ten years, he then worked as one of the first salesman for Cap Cod Chips on the North Shore. After retiring from this field, he became a successful small businessman who owned and operated with his wife, on Lyndsey Street in Marblehead, Bix Furniture Stripping and Refinishing. where he became the first General Manager of Glover Landing.
Covell and his family moved to Marblehead, Mass. Later, he was the General Manager of the Sales for the Sheraton-Hilton Hotel in New York City. Covell was the General Manager of the Madison Hotel, the Vendome Hotel, and Tremont on the Common Apartments in Boston, Mass. He then embarked on a 30 year career in the hotel/motel, apartment/condominium management field. Covell was the General Sales Manager of the Greyhound Tour Company for the entire east coast. Air Force Association for Veterans of the Boston area. Immediately after basic training, he participated in the Berlin Airlift. Air Force having served as a Military Policeman and gunner/observer on S.A.C. He was a proud Korean Era Veteran of the U. Born on October 30, 1931, in Cambridge, MA, he was the son of the late Paul B. Covell, 78, of Winnisquam, N.H., formerly of Marblehead, MA, passed away on April 7, 2010.
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