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15+ YEARS APPLYING DATA ANALYTICS AND COMPUTING TOOLS

Ravena Analytics helps small and medium-sized organizations improve processes and inform decision making by leveraging data analytics and engineering. Our experts have over 15 years of experience applying data analytic tools for pricing, demand forecasting, visualization and decision making and informing small and medium sized organizations define and implement their data systems strategy and needs.

CUTTING EDGE DATA SCIENCE EXPERTISE APPLIED TO YOUR NEEDS

Our mission is to help data be useful for informed decision making, so we help your organization bridge the gap between the amount of data being created and the ability to leverage this data to make critical decisions. We bring you the data analytics expertise, generally only available to large firms, needed to make use of your data. Our experience working with small organizations enables us to understand the importance of providing effective and cost-conscious services, and to deliver those services to you.

why us?

why us?

CUTTING EDGE DATA SCIENCE EXPERTISE APPLIED TO WHAT YOU NEED

Ravena Analytics (formerly known as Ravena Consulting) helps small and medium-sized organizations improve processes and inform decision making by leveraging data analytics and engineering. Our experts have over 15 years of experience applying data analytic tools for pricing, demand forecasting, visualization and decision making and informing small and medium sized organizations define and implement their data systems strategy and needs.

The Inspiration for our Name - a story

Designed by Todd Stephens, Nisga’a artist

RAVEN BRINGING BACK THE SALMON

“Raven was the benefactor of the mythological people along the shores of Puget Sound and the beaches of the Olympic Peninsula, much as Coyote was of the ancients east of the Cascade Range.

Among many other deeds, according to Quillayute mythology, Raven brought the bluebacked salmon to the rivers along the Washington coast.

Having eaten some in the underground home of his father-in-law, Mole, young Raven determined to take a blueback salmon home with him. Pursued, he hid the scales of the fish in his mouth and nostrils. He came up to the surface of the earth in the land of the Quillayute and turned south. He threw one scale of the salmon into the Quillayute River, one into the Hob, and two into the Queets. He washed off all the rest of the scales into the Quinault River. That is why there are a few blueback  salmon in the Quillayute and Hob rivers today, many in the Queets, and very many in the Quinault. ‘So much for that.’”

From: Indian Legends of the Pacific Northwest by Ella E. Clark, How Raven Helped The Ancient People

Mission

Our mission is to help data be useful towards creating awareness and informed decision making. Ultimately, we believe this awareness would be like one of those feathers that help create a world where Salmon can continue their journey.

Values