Area of Expertise: Analytics, Supply Chain & Operations
Raghavshyam (Shaam) Ramamurthy is an Analytics Translator, Visiting Faculty, and Co-Founder of Wilson Consulting Private Limited, with 25+ years of global experience across analytics, supply chain, operations, and business transformation. He has worked in the USA and globally to design and implement analytics solutions across Marketing, HR, Operations, Supply Chain, Retail, Healthcare, and Sports domains. His expertise spans dashboard design, KPI development, data storytelling, and implementation of analytics initiatives, with a focus on building knowledge-driven teams and embedding analytics into organizational decision-making. He currently serves as Adjunct Faculty at Syracuse University’s Martin J. Whitman School of Management and as a Visiting Professor with Great Learning.
Areas of Expertise
- Business Analytics, Data Visualization & Visual Storytelling
- Supply Chain & Operations Analytics
- Dashboard Design, KPI Development & Performance Management
- Analytics Strategy, Decision-Making & Business Transformation
- Marketing, HR, Retail, Healthcare & Sports Analytics
- Data-driven business insights and knowledge-driven teams
- R, Python, Power BI, Tableau, KNIME, SAP, Oracle & AI Agents
Career & Academic Highlights
- Co-Founder of Wilson Consulting Private Limited, providing visual analytics consulting, analytics training, workshops, and business analytics solutions.
- Adjunct Faculty at Syracuse University’s Martin J. Whitman School of Management since 2016 and Visiting Professor at Great Learning.
- Previously held supply chain and analytics roles at CPS Energy, Owens Corning, and Sappi Fine Paper, including Supervisor – Supply Chain Information Team, Supply Chain Analyst, Supply Chain Business Analyst, and Operations Planner.
- Experienced in transforming data into actionable information through visual analytics, business insights, KPI development, and data storytelling.
- MBA in Business Administration and Management from Syracuse University’s Martin J. Whitman School of Management (2001–2003).