
Name: Edmond Low
Position: Principal Consultant
Phone: 03 9005 6899/02 8003 4899
Email: edmond.low@dqube.solutions
Description
We specialise in data solutions consulting and IT professional services. We believe the right data, in the right hands, is a purposeful thing and empowers people to make a difference.
About us
Do you have a burning question you want answered? Or just need some help to assist with your research requirements? Our extensive data collection experience includes:
- Client / customer perception and satisfaction surveys
- Community awareness and attitude surveys
- Campaign tracking and evaluation
- Social media mining & analytics
- Opinion polling
Complementing our data collection capabilities, interactive dashboards make data easily-digestible, meaningful, and actionable. Our dashboard reports can:
- Highlight important facts and figures on a single page
- Help you keep on top of your KPIs
- Enable you to make evidence-based decisions for a positive outcome
Collaborating closely with you, we can also provide data solutions consulting to support your team or tailor an IT solution to match your specific requirements – including developing any necessary documentation as part of the process.
DQUBE Solutions is based in Melbourne and Sydney, and we work with clients nationally. To find out more about us, please also refer to our website. We’d love to hear from you and chat about how we can help.
Melbourne office:
Level 21, 567 Collins Street VIC 3000
Tel: +61 3 9005 6899
Sydney office:
Level 10, 20 Martin Place NSW 2000
Tel: +61 2 8003 4899
Products and services
From simple data collection for social research or campaign/programme evaluation, through to complex information system projects, we act as your collaborative partner – leveraging our broad IT experience and strong communication skills to deliver the insights you need.
We use a technology mix, including working with your existing business systems, and we provide highly-personalised consulting services to develop efficient and effective IT solutions that meet best practice.
Drawing on our significant industry experience specialising in data collection, reporting and information systems, we work closely with you to not only capture data but to make it meaningful and actionable.
We take a pragmatic approach to our business IT solutions – underpinned by best practice methodologies – and our process consists of these key steps:
Making a societal difference and deriving public value from our work are important to us. Hence, we always value quality over quantity, ensuring we deliver brilliant, professional work that entices clients to continue partnering with us.
Examples of work
“Ed and I worked together to develop a request for tender document for a client information and management system for Windana and was engaged to project manage the implementation of the system. Ed quickly gained an appreciation of the complexities of the project producing a cohesive requirements list which greatly assisted vendor selection and implementation. Ed has excellent inter-personal skills and is highly effective at communicating to different stakeholders across the organisation. He undertakes work professionally and his style made the project much more effective and enjoyable.”
Geoff Fisher
Manager Finance, Windana Drug & Alcohol Recovery Inc
“Ed is a particularly capable manager of information, systems and people, who delivers great business outcomes. He has worked for me to rationalise platforms to establish and run less complex, more effective and agile systems that delivered at so many levels. He works well with people and is delight to work with. I would have him on my team again.”
Tony Nippard
Board Director and Member Governance and Audit Finance & Risk Committees, Neami National
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You may have heard of Wikipedia – the cyberspace encyclopaedia. Now get ready for the Third Sector’s own version called PhilanthropyWiki!…Read more
Not for Profit organisations deserve the best that technology has to offer and part of achieving this is making good, strategic decisions,…Read more
Governments around Australia need to recognise the challenges faced by NGOs in terms of funding their IT needs according to one NSW…Read more
A clear majority of Not for Profits in Australia support the idea of a National Nonprofit Coalition according to a recent online survey…Read more
Moves to establish a National Nonprofit ICT Coalition are making slow but determined efforts within the Third Sector. In 2006, the…Read more
Melbourne University’s Department of Information Systems is currently seeking project proposals from Melbourne based Not for Profit…Read more
We are planning a special edition about information and communication technologies (ICT) in the Not for Profit sector. What’s…Read more
The American Cancer Society has taken a giant leap forward into the virtual computer world as it prepares to set up its office in the realms…Read more
Not for Profit IT services business, Energetica says effective use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) by NGOs in…Read more
The internet is the most popular source of information about specific products or services, according to a new survey into Australians’…Read more
The US-based Business Roundtable, an association of 160 chief executive officers of leading companies has launched a new Web site…Read more
New research reveals that more regional Australians are moving online in search of everyday items – another reason why Not for Profits…Read more
If you are using SMS text messaging to mobile phones to get your organisation’s message out to a new audience, consider this latest technology…Read more
The Cancer Council of NSW is the first charity to go ‘live’ with a new fundraising concept that aims to harnesses the growth…Read more
Hurricane Katrina has left many ‘first world’ countries wondering about their own organisational preparedness to…Read more
Australia’s first community-owned Internet Service Provider (ISP), called CanDoNet, has been launched by a South Australian Not…Read more
When an IT staff member suddenly leaves or your network spontaneously implodes, Not for Profits will be in better shape to pick up the…Read more
A Sydney-based national Not for Profit called WorkVentures is running an Affordable Computer Re-Use Scheme for NFP organisations…Read more
Bill Gates, Microsoft Chairman and the US’s second wealthiest man has launched an initiative to help people across Australia…Read more
As of this month the National Office for the Information Economy, NOIE is no more; its information and communications technology (ICT)…Read more
Computer users battling computer viruses, spam and fraud have a new tool in their armoury after the launch of a one-stop e-security…Read more
The Department of Information Systems at The University of Melbourne is calling for proposals for IT projects for final year student…Read more
Bridging the digital divide to realise the full benefits of information and communications technology (ICT) would only occur through…Read more
Do you have a Digital Divide project that can make a difference? Cisco Systems in Australia are encouraging organisations in the Not…Read more
Finding new ways of giving and receiving funds is always a challenge. Since October last year The Hunger Site at www.thehungersite.com…Read more