This week we are celebrating 5 years of Prism, I know right!
5 Years of Prism
When I first joined Trustmarque, I was that anomaly that was working on Microsoft licensing, but was super techy after my time in the NHS and my excel skills were never going to match (unofficial excel world champion) Chris Phillips back when he was still at Trustmarque.
But I loved building and creating. Prism started out as with many things I was building out at that time, a PowerShell script except this one automated bringing data together. That was until I was introduced to PowerBI.
Working alongside some fantastic colleagues old and new (Steven Davison, Sean Hannah), amazing customers such as Jonathan West at DHCW, Prism evolved into something similar to the platform we know today
Fast Forward!
Fast forward five years, and Prism has grown into a full-fledged product. I’m really grateful to Trustmarque (notably Charlotte Henigan, Wesley Worland, Simon Williams and Simon Leuty) for encouraging innovation and turning what started as a side project on the odd train ride here and there into an industry-leading solution, gaining recognition through awards and customers alike.
As part of this week Damien Masterson (who became just as passionate about Prism as I am) and I will be sharing some of the findings and statistics from when we first deploy Prism into customers and of course how Prism can help with optimisation all the way through to innovation.
Inactive Users
So, lets start with this first one, an absolutely huge 89% of customers had over >500 inactive users but the thing is they didn’t realise either. That’s optimisation that could quickly translate to >£100,000 that could be turned into innovation, that could fund kickstarting the new Microsoft Copilot project or those security improvements you know need doing. Prism finds this information and finds it fast in a way that’s accessible, readable, then with the support of our teams at Trustmarque and Livingstone ensures that you realise that optimisation and turns it into value.