In an era of volatility, harnessing knowledge and insights empowers people to act quickly — and organisations to be more resilient. We unlock the power of Microsoft Viva Insights for your organisation.
Microsoft Viva Insights provides organisations with holistic, data-driven visibility into the productivity, agility, and effectiveness of knowledge workers — as well as actionable ways to improve employee well-being.
Because Microsoft is already embedded in how your people communicate and collaborate every day, Viva Insights can surface uniquely deep patterns without adding new complexity.
We are certified Microsoft Viva Insights and Workplace Analytics specialists, with hands-on experience delivering these insights for organisations of all sizes.
Talk to a specialist →Understand engagement levels across teams and functions. Highly engaged employees can help drive 2.5× more profit for an organisation — knowing where engagement is weak is the first step.
Identify work patterns that indicate burnout risk, excessive hours, or poor work-life balance — and put targeted interventions in place before problems escalate.
See which departments collaborate best internally and externally — one of our clients' most valued reports. Identify silos and opportunities to improve cross-functional working.
Measure how quickly your organisation adapts to change, how information flows across teams, and where bottlenecks reduce agility — critical in volatile markets.
Understand how manager behaviours affect team performance, engagement, and well-being — giving leaders the data they need to improve their impact.
Identify meeting overload, fragmented focus time, and ineffective meeting patterns. Freeing up time has a measurable impact on productivity and employee satisfaction.
Data without action is just noise. We work alongside your HR, leadership, and IT teams to ensure Viva Insights are translated into concrete, measurable interventions.
Talk to our Microsoft Viva Insights specialists about what's possible for your organisation.
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