Process automation & R development
I automate what your team currently pieces together by hand, from the Excel analysis to the data pipeline behind it. For technical teams, I take on R development that survives production.
Selected clients
01 · Two routes
Two very different starting points, so two separate routes through this site.
You have processes that eat too much time.
Reports, presentations and analyses get pieced together by hand in Excel, Word and
PowerPoint. I automate those steps. Your team keeps working with the same files, minus the
manual work, and I take care of the technology behind it.
Your team could use another R developer.
Shiny applications, R packages, plumber APIs, reproducible pipelines and production
deployment, whether that means Docker and ShinyProxy or Posit Connect and Workbench. You get
code others can read, tests, and a clean handover.
If your team should build and deploy things itself, there is Hub: IDEs in the browser and one-command deployment.
02 · In practice
A one-minute video: how a consultancy now builds its PowerPoint decks automatically.
03 · References
From automated presentation building to the data pipeline behind a national healthcare portal.
A consultancy now produces data-driven PowerPoint decks in its own corporate design in a fraction of the time it used to take, including AI-generated slide titles.
LennardtundPartner GmbH
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Around 2,000 formatted Word tables for the German national quality report are now generated by a reproducible R pipeline rather than by hand.
IQTIG
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A pharmaceutical group replaced unwieldy Excel analyses with a Shiny application that generates its reports automatically.
International pharmaceutical group
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A dashboard that makes German districts and municipalities comparable, with an AI assistant that interprets the figures and builds charts from them.
LennardtundPartner GmbH
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In a free first call we look at whichever routine currently costs you the most time and whether automating it is worth it. No obligation, and if it isn't worth it I'll say so.