Bank of Georgia elevates data-driven decision-making with think-cell

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Company name

Bank of Georgia

Headquarters

Tbilisi, Georgia

Employee count

7000+

Industry

Banking

Website

https://bankofgeorgia.ge/en

Bank of Georgia (BOG) is one of the largest and most respected financial institutions in Georgia, playing a pivotal role in the country’s economy. Headquartered in Tbilisi, BOG serves a diverse customer base with a wide range of banking and financial services. The bank’s commitment to innovation and customer-centric solutions has made it a leader in the industry, with a strong focus on leveraging data to drive business decisions.

Challenges faced

As the Head of Analytics in the Products Development Unit at Bank of Georgia, Mariam Lelashvili is working with a team of over 100 data scientists and analysts.

Mariam Lelashvili, Head of Analytics in the Products Development Unit

However, the team faced significant challenges in effectively communicating complex data insights to non-technical stakeholders.

Mariam added.

The need for better communication was critical. The data team was spending months developing advanced models and algorithms, only to find that business units were not adopting the outputs due to a lack of understanding. This misalignment was not only wasting time but also limiting the impact of the data team’s work on the bank’s strategic initiatives.

How think-cell helped

Recognizing the need for a more efficient and impactful way to present data, Mariam introduced think-cell to her team. Having used the tool in her previous job, she knew the value it could bring.

Mariam shared.

By seamlessly integrating with PowerPoint, think-cell enabled Mariam’s team to:

Enhance communication

The tool allowed the team to present complex data in a clear, professional manner, improving understanding among non-technical stakeholders.

Save time

Automating chart creation and updates cut the time spent on presentations by half, allowing the team to focus more on analysis and less on formatting.

Boost professionalism

The polished, McKinsey-like presentations created with think-cell improved the team’s credibility and the perception of their work within the bank.

Results

Efficiency gains

The adoption of think-cell at Bank of Georgia has resulted in remarkable improvements in efficiency and the quality of communication.

Mariam added.

Enhanced stakeholder relationships

The impact of think-cell on stakeholder relationships has been significant. With more professional and clearer presentations, the data team has bridged communication gaps with business units, fostering better collaboration and more informed decision-making. Mariam noted:

Improved decision-making process

think-cell has helped improve the reporting process a lot and has contributed to the decision-making process. The increased efficiency and clearer communication have allowed product owners to present data and findings better, leading to improved decision-making and business results.

Indispensable tool for success

Mariam concluded:


Experience the same transformation in your presentations and decision-making


About think-cell

Founded in Berlin in 2002, think-cell is the de facto standard for creating professional presentations in PowerPoint. With productivity tools and support for 40+ chart types, all of the top 10 global consulting firms rely on think-cell. It is the software of choice for the DAX 40 and Fortune 500 companies and is taught at 9 of the top 10 US business schools.


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