LIVE WEBINAR FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT LEADERS

Your Data Warehouse Is Built.
But Is Your Government Using It?

Turn the data models hidden in departmental spreadsheets into shared analytical infrastructure.

Thu, Sep 24, 2026 • 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EDT

Many local governments have completed the hard work of building a data warehouse. Yet...

Finance teams still reconcile data in Excel.

Budget analysts still create their own standalone transformations.

Department leaders still struggle to get timely, trusted answers.

The warehouse exists, but much of the intelligence needed to run the organization remains outside it.

The missing link is data modeling—transforming raw source-system data into useful, trusted data products that reflect how local governments budget, operate, measure performance, and make decisions.

In SplashBI’s upcoming webinar, discover how to bring the analytical knowledge already present in your Budget Office, Finance Department, Performance Office, and operating departments into the central data environment.

What You'll Learn

Why a technically sound data warehouse can still deliver disappointing results.
How to find high-value data models already being created by budget and finance analysts.
How to move recurring Excel transformations into a governed, shared database.
How data teams and departmental analysts can jointly build data products people will actually use.
Whether the data warehouse team belongs exclusively in IT or closer to finance, budget, and performance functions.

// Featured Speaker

Lessons from Arlington County

Gus Caravalho

Gus Caravalho will draw on his experience building Arlington View at Arlington County, Virginia, to explain how local governments can bridge the gap between technical infrastructure and practical analytical value.

// Audience

Who Should Attend?

Budget and finance leaders

Performance and strategy teams

CIOs, CDOs, and IT leaders

Data and business intelligence teams

Departmental analysts

Local government executives

Are you ready to make your warehouse earn its place at the center of local government decision-making?