Our Process
We start with an audit to uncover desired capabilities across the organization, and make recommendations on the data infrastructure required to deliver those capabilities.

At Brooklyn Data, the audit is the foundation of an implementation project. It helps everyone to align on your organization’s goals so we can partner on building data capabilities that last.
We meet stakeholders where they are. We’ll go deep into the technical details with your engineers and we’ll focus more on strategy and use cases with your non-technical stakeholders.
We use our experience to craft recommendations based on your organization’s needs. We are tool agnostic and will help you implement cost-effective, adaptable infrastructure.
We capture your data needs and our recommendations in a report designed to be read by a wide range of stakeholder groups. Our clients often share the audit report with their investors, leadership, engineers, analysts, and stakeholders.
The same Brooklyn Data team members that partner with you during the audit phase will lead your implementation, and they'll have all the context needed to hit the ground running.
We meet stakeholders where they are. We’ll go deep into the technical details with your engineers and we’ll focus more on strategy and use cases with your non-technical stakeholders.
We use our experience to craft recommendations based on your organization’s needs. We are tool agnostic and will help you implement cost-effective, adaptable infrastructure.
We capture your data needs and our recommendations in a report designed to be read by a wide range of stakeholder groups. Our clients often share the audit report with their investors, leadership, engineers, analysts, and stakeholders.
The same Brooklyn Data team members that partner with you during the audit phase will lead your implementation, and they'll have all the context needed to hit the ground running.
We start with an audit to uncover desired capabilities across the organization, and make recommendations on the data infrastructure required to deliver those capabilities.
Meet your Brooklyn Data engagement team! Our engagement teams are made up of managers, data analysts, analytics engineers, and data engineers.
We'll interview technical and non-technical stakeholders across the business to understand their business goals and how they use (or would like to use) data.
We'll review the current systems supporting and consuming data -- this can be cloud data platforms, on premise infrastructure, or spreadsheets.
Review the structure, responsibilities, and capability levels of the team, as well as how data work is planned, prioritized and delivered.
We'll identify key themes from stakeholder interviews and our discovery process, and create recommendations tailored to your organization’s goals.
We'll deliver an editable report and present findings to relevant stakeholder groups.
We'll begin implementing recommendations from the audit based on your feedback. We like to move fast!
Director of Growth
VP Data and Analytics
Audits typically take between 2 and 8 weeks depending on your organization size and the scope of the audit.
The final output of the audit is an editable report (Microsoft Word or Google Docs). We are happy to create additional outputs, such as a slide-based presentation if needed.
We view audit and implementation as two tightly integrated phases of a single project. In order to enable a smooth transition between the phases we require all audits to be paired with an implementation.
We suggest starting a project when you begin to feel the limitations of your current data capabilities. This could take the form of data discrepancies, manual workflows, limits in reporting granularity, or the inability to personalize marketing.