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Arribatec Group ASA — Investor Presentation (December 2024)
155 slides from Arribatec Group ASA's investor presentation, Dec 3, 2024
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Slide 2: Welcome to our Unit4 User day
Welcome our Unit4 User day ^ 03/12/2024 Content classified as Internal.
Slide 3: Agenda
Agenda ^ • 09:30 Arrival • 10:00 Welcome introduction • 10:15 Web Screen Configurator • 11:00 Prophix • 11:45 Coffee Break • 12:00 Arribatec Integration Engine • 12:45 Buffet Lunch & Museum • 13:45 Trintech Adra • 14:30 EA&BPM • 15:15 Questions and open forum • 16:00 Close Content classified as Inte
Slide 4: Web Screen Configurator
Web Screen Configurator Allan Burrows – Director Business Services UK Content classified as Public.
Slide 5: Web Screen Configurator topics
1. Introduction to Web Screen Configurator 2. How to configure 3. What can it do? 4. Appendix Content classified as Public. 5
Slide 6: Introduction to Web Screen Configurator
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Slide 7: Arribatec Web Screen Configurator
Arribatec Web Screen Configurator ^ • Customises “TopGen” • Shortcut to seven • Make users happy. screens in ERP7/CR. common uses of ACT. Content classified as Public.
Slide 8: Web Screen Configurator vs. App Studio
Web Screen Configurator vs. App Studio • Arribatec Web Screen Configurator • App Studio • ERP 7 and ERP CR • ERPx • Modifies existing screens • Creates new screens/apps/forms • Utilises ACT • Utilises Extension Kit and APIs Content classified as Public.
Slide 9: Arribatec Web Screen Configurator
Arribatec Web Screen Configurator ^ • Helps improve usability and data quality in TopGen screens. • Web (classic) windows (Window ID begins with T) • Does not support Experience Packs and “Web Activities” (Window ID beginning with X). • Makes it possible to add advanced functionality in screens that
Slide 10: Arribatec Web Screen Configurator
Arribatec Web Screen Configurator ^ Field Visibility Titles order Type Field Autofill ahead validation Links Content classified as Public.
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Slide 18: Key functions
Key functions ^ Visibility Titles Field order • Change look and • Give title to • Change order feel of a section custom fields field appearance and field • Change title on within a screen • Hide, Show, existing fields section Read only, and sections • Change order of mandatory • Add “tooltip” to col
Slide 19: Key functions
Key functions ^ Type ahead Autofill Field validation Links • Create custom field • Automatic filling of • Add custom • Create clickable help/look-up fields and tables validation rules that URL/links (in flexi- • Type ahead can be based on content prevent the user fields) based on different for in ot
Slide 20: How to configure Web Screen Configurator
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Slide 21: How to configure
How to configure ^ • All configuration/setup is done in user interface in flexi-fields • The flexi-fields are connected to an attribute master file • The attribute values for this attributes = screen codes (must be), and all configuration per screen is connected to this attribute value • Screen code
Slide 22: What Web Screen Configurator can do?
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Slide 23: Visibility
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Slide 24: Visibility
Visibility Fields General: • Show/hide • All properties can be controlled by filter, this • Make fields; editable, read only, mandatory adds criteria's when the property should be etc applied • Add new fields and buttons • This can e.g. be used to show/hide fields • Section properties based on certa
Slide 25: Visibility example
Visibility example ^ Add work order name to timesheet entry • Additional column selected to be shown • Same column set to read only Set field to read only • This field is automatically populated by other Web Screen Configurator functionality, and no user entry is required Content classified as Publi
Slide 26: Visibility – configuration
Visibility – configuration ^ Add work order name to timesheet entry • Additional column selected to be shown • Same column set to read only Setup: • Screen code: TTS025 • Visibility; show and read only • Titles; give the standard column new name: Work order(T) Content classified as Public.
Slide 27: Visibility – configuration
Visibility – configuration ^ Set field to read only • This field is automatically populated by other Web Screen Configurator functionality, and no user entry is required Setup: • Screen code: TTS001 • Visibility; read only • Autofill; Set standard value: MAN • Section: Projectinfo • Field: dim4 • Fi
Slide 28: Add additional field/information in screen
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Slide 29: Hide buttons – WF user log in this example
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Slide 30: Hide buttons – WF user log in this example
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Slide 31: Titles
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Slide 32: User defined titles
User defined titles ^ • Overriding titles in Own titles/texts is not always appropriate - can have an adverse effect on other screens/modules in the system • Change the titles of fields, sections, sheet tabs and buttons in the screen • Titles can be entered as a fixed title or point to a title ID i
Slide 33: Titles
Titles ^ • Custom title added for the External reference • Tooltip added for the same field/column to help user Content classified as Public.
Slide 34: Titles configuration
Titles configuration ^ Setup: • Screen code: TTS047 • Titles setup • Section: inv_detail • Field: reference_1 & ext_ord_txt Content classified as Public.
Slide 35: Change title in Sales Order references
Change title in Sales Order references After Before Content classified as Public.
Slide 36: Change title configuration
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Slide 37: Tooltip
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Slide 38: Tooltip configuration
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Slide 39: Field Order
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Slide 40: Field order
Field order ^ • Change sequence of fields in screens and table sections • Example sequence of accounting dimensions in posting screens Content classified as Public.
Slide 41: Field order
Field order ^ Re-arrange the order of the columns to be more intuitive for the end user Content classified as Public.
Slide 42: Field order configuration
Field order configuration ^ Setup Field order: • Screen code: TTS001 • Section: workorder • Field: multiple, see screenshot Content classified as Public.
Slide 43: Field order
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Slide 44: Field order configuration
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Slide 45: Type Ahead
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Slide 46: Type ahead
Type ahead ^ • Override content in type-ahead and dropdown fields • Which values are to be displayed can be dynamic depending on, for example, other field values in the screen • Define fields as typeahead/dropdown which are not of this type in the first place Examples: • Limit which accounts and ta
Slide 47: Type ahead
Type ahead ^ Project id look-up adjusted to: • Show more information • Example; Project status and project manager id shows Requisition supplier look-up adjusted to: • Remove employee suppliers from list Before After Content classified as Public.
Slide 48: Type ahead configuration
Type ahead configuration ^ Project id look-up adjusted to: • Show more information • Example; Project status and project manager id shows Setup Typeahead: • Screen code: TTS001 • Section: Projectkey • Field: project_typeahead • Filter: No filter added but could have different variants of this based
Slide 49: Remove employees from supplier field
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Slide 50: Remove employees configuration
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Slide 51: Autofill
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Slide 52: Autofill
Autofill ^ • Enables automatic filling of fields and tables based on content in other fields • Add custom fields to screens and automatically populate these with data - for example, retrieve relevant additional information Examples: • Show the customer's email address in the sales order scree • Sho
Slide 53: Autofill
Autofill ^ Automate input in other fields, eg Project type default; • Invoice rule • CostC • Billing type In combination with Visibility options fields could also be set to read only if only one value is relevant, and no user input is required Project date from could default date to / Timesheet comp
Slide 54: Field Validation
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Slide 55: Field validation
Field validation ^ Validating user input • Give user notification when entering wrong combinations • Can be a warning only or a “stop” preventing the user from saving/approving Content classified as Public.
Slide 56: Field validation
Field validation ^ • Add custom validation rules that prevent the user from saving / approving Examples: • Change the dummy account when approving an invoice • Date from must be before Date to (forms). • Checking the format of registered values, e.g. e-mail address Content classified as Public.
Slide 57: Field validation
Field validation Validating user input • Give user notification when entering wrong combinations • Can be a warning only or a “stop” preventing the user from saving/approving Setup Typeahead: • Screen code: TTS025 • Section: detail • Field: timecode • Condition: SELECT 1 FROM asysdummy WHERE ((@time
Slide 58: Change Fixed Asset account
Change Fixed Asset account Content classified as Public.
Slide 59: Change Fixed Asset account configuration
Change Fixed Asset account configuration Content classified as Public.
Slide 60: Links
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Slide 61: Links
Links ^ Create URL links to static addresses or build URL dynamic based on other information in screen Used in combination with autofill SELECT CONCAT ('https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=‘, REPLACE(@emp_street_fx,’ ','+'),'+',REPLACE(@emp_city_fx,' ','+')) Content classified as Public.
Slide 62: Other examples
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Slide 63: Combination of functionality
Combination of functionality ^ KPI section built into project master file • Titles and visibility adds section, fields and sets them to read only • Autofill calculates and populates KPI fields Content classified as Public.
Slide 64: Combination of functionality configuration
Combination of functionality configuration ^ General Setup: • flexi-field group defined and linked to attribute Project (B0) • All columns set to read-only Setup Web Screen Configurator (example one of the fields) • Screen code: TTS001 • Source section: fx_B0BUDGET • Source field: bud_tot_cur_rev_fx
Slide 65: Built project forecasting solution
Built project forecasting solution • Input fields used in calculation • Custom buttons to update/retrieve data • KPI sections with live calculations • +++ Content classified as Public.
Slide 66: Show more information and disable re-size
Show more information and disable re-size ^ • Work order description added as separate column • Auto re-size disabled Content classified as Public.
Slide 67: Account description in separate column
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Slide 68: Account description configuration
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Slide 69: Appendix
Appendix ^ 1. Filter 2. Macros 3. Variables Content classified as Public. 69
Slide 70: Filter
Filter ^ • Filter is used to set a condition for when a Web Screen Configurator setup will be applied. If the filter criteria is met, the setup will be applied, otherwise it will be ignored. • The Filter syntax is using C# DataView RowFilter syntax. Several examples of valid syntax are given here: h
Slide 71: Macros
Macros ^ • Macros are a fixed set of identifiers that is Macro Description dynamically replaced with the actual value. User id of the logged in user The following macros can be used in title, $user_id Example: filter and SQL expressions. Macros are SELECT description FROM aaguser WHERE user_id='$use
Slide 72: Variables
Variables ^ Variables refer to other field values in the screen. Variables are prefixed with @. Priority Value from Description Example: Get the current value of the field social_sec. If the @field is located in the same row as the target 1 Target row field, this value is used @social_sec In case of
Slide 73: Prophix
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Slide 74: Coffee break
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Slide 75: Arribatec Integration Engine
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Slide 76: Arribatec Integration Engine
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Slide 77: Agenda
Agenda ^ • Meet the Team • Challenges • The Solution • Change Detector • Database Replication • System Agnostic • Summary Content classified as Internal. 77
Slide 78: Meet the Team
Meet the Team ^ Kirsty Graham Michael Quinn David West-Lewis Service Delivery Manager Principal Consultant Principal Consultant Kirsty.Graham@arribtec.com Michael.Quinn@arribatec.com David.West-Lewis@arribatec.com Content classified as Internal. 78
Slide 79: Why Arribatec Integration Engine (AIE)?
Why Arribatec Integration Engine (AIE)? AUTOMATED TASK CONNECT DIVERSE ENHANCED MANAGEMENT WITH SYSTEMS OPERATIONAL DATA INTEGRITY EFFICIENCY WITH SECURE DATA FLOW SCALABILITY AND NEAR REAL-TIME FLEXIBILITY UPDATES AND SECURE ALERTS Content classified as Internal. 79
Slide 80: Challenges
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Slide 81: Challenges
Challenges Lack of Interoperability Existing systems are built on different platforms, use incompatible protocols, or have proprietary data formats, making it difficult for them to communicate with each other. High Complexity Customers face challenges due to the large number of systems involved, whi
Slide 82: Challenges continued...
Challenges continued... Document Storage Documents are needed by multiple applications across the organisation and manually extracting and uploading to other systems is time consuming and prone to errors. Lack of Standardised APIs Many older systems or custom-built applications do not provide APIs,
Slide 83: Challenges continued...
Challenges continued... Inadequate Solutions Vendors strive to provide solutions that meet key needs, but sometimes the offerings can fall short of fully addressing all requirements, leading to gaps in its ability to provide seamless, fully-integrated, solutions. Limited Budget and Resources Many cu
Slide 84: How can AIE solve these challenges?
How can AIE solve these challenges? Integration Options Environments API (REST and SOAP) Cloud SQL On-Premises Flat file Webhooks Task-based working Systems Integrations Logic-triggered data retrieval Unit4 ERP, Azure, Oracle, Logic-triggered data updates SAP, Workday, Dynamics, Cost reconciliation
Slide 85: The Solution
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Slide 86: Blue Peter moment (aka, Demo)
Blue Peter moment (aka, Demo) Create your data output • Database View Definition Publish the output to API • User defined objects Utilising the output through AIE • API > AIE > Database • API > AIE > Flat-File • Other • MQ: Add note about AIE’s own DB Content classified as Internal. 86
Slide 87: Database View Definition
Database View Definition Client, Project, Project description, Project date from, Project date to, Project created date, CostCentre Code, CostCentre description, ResourceID, Resource Name, Currency, Total Qty Projects Content classified as Internal. 87
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Slide 89: Change Detector
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Slide 90: Change Detector
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Slide 91: Halo
Halo "R-ARB-MDAT" collects all work orders that are marked for export to HALO and maintains a custom table in HALO through HALO's API. "R-ARB-HALO" collects all actions for today and updates the agent's timesheet through Unit4 ERP's SOAP API. Content classified as Internal. 91
Slide 92: Halo continued...
Halo continued... This is an overview of the api calls that are performed, each time the job runs: Content classified as Internal. 92
Slide 93: Database Replication
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Slide 94: Database Replication
Database Replication Example Unit4 replica DB Example AIE Content classified as Internal.
Slide 95: AIE vs Unit4 replica DB
AIE U4 Replica DB < 15min refresh rate ✓ ✗ No Table Limitations ✓ ✗ No character limit on DB views ✓ ✗ Data out of Unit4 ERP ✓ ✓ Data into Unit4 ERP ✓ ✗ Built in change detector ✓ ✗ Customer SQL access ✓ ✗ Customer access to scheduled ✓ ✗ activities No on prem servers required ✓ ✗ Full logging avail
Slide 96: Aston University
Aston University Background • Currently have a Management Dashboard for Academic Staff (Power BI) • Shows a wide range of useful data • 1 Dashboard for all Academics – that only shows the relevant data for each user Challenge • The data in the report in not LIVE data • It gets manually updated each
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Aston University continued... What was their requirement? • They wanted more up-to-date data for the reports • They have indicated that it will probably need to be updated every 2-4 hours on each week day Solution • We use AIE to pull the data from Unit4 Business World • We then send that data to th
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Slide 99: System Agnostic
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Slide 100: CatalystOne and Unit4 ERP
CatalystOne and Unit4 ERP Personnel Pay slips details Position Absences information Cost Salary Centre Content classified as Internal. 100
Slide 101: System Agnostic
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System Agnostic continued... Arribatec Integration Engine (AIE) Content classified as Internal. 102
Slide 103: System Agnostic continued...
System Agnostic continued... Integration Options • API (REST and SOAP) • SQL • Flat file • Webhooks Arribatec Integration Engine (AIE) Content classified as Internal. 103
Slide 104: Summary
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Slide 105: Why Arribatec Integration Engine (AIE)?
Why Arribatec Integration Engine (AIE)? AUTOMATED TASK CONNECT DIVERSE ENHANCED MANAGEMENT WITH SYSTEMS OPERATIONAL DATA INTEGRITY EFFICIENCY WITH SECURE DATA FLOW SCALABILITY AND NEAR REAL-TIME FLEXIBILITY UPDATES AND SECURE ALERTS Content classified as Internal. 105
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Slide 107: Lunch
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Slide 108: Trintech Adra
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Slide 109: Adra by Trintech: Supercharging your Financial Close
Adra by Trintech: Supercharging your Financial Close Michael Green Zeph Vu New Business Consultant, EMEA Senior Solutions Consultant
Slide 110: Agenda
Agenda 01 Trintech Introduction 02 Solution Overview 03 Trintech and Unit 4 : Better Together 04 Core Benefits 05 Questions and Next Steps 110
Slide 111: Who are Trintech?
Who are Trintech? • Founded in 1987 in Dublin • Headquartered in Plano, Texas • We offer solutions that help finance and accounting teams drive efficiency, ensure accuracy, and mitigate risk • G2’s Leader in Financial Close Software Key Trintech Customers (all industries served) Key Trintech Custome
Slide 112: Overview of Trintech's Adra Suite
Overview of Trintech’s Adra Suite Transaction Reconciliation – Automate high-volume transaction matching Balance Sheet Reconciliation – automate low-risk accounts Task Management – Digitalize Close Task List Analytics 70% 75% 50% Reduction in time Reduction in time Reduction in spent matching spent
Slide 113: Unit4 & Trintech: Best-of-Breed Software for the Office of the CFO
Unit4 &Trintech: Best-of-Breed Software for the Office of the CFO Unit4 and Trintech Trusted By Trintech Customer Highlights(1) 4,200+ 300,000+ Customers Users 23B+ Transactions $1T+ in Cash, AR, and Prepaid Processed Annually Accounts(2) Reconciled by our customers 85%+ automatically matched saving
Slide 114: The Adra Suite / Unit4
Unit4 ERPx Connector The Adra Suite / Unit4 Standard integration between ERPx and TRINTECH using API with Trintech’s certified Unit4 connector CONTROLS AND COMPLIANCE One Integrated Solution GL/SL DATA System of Balancer Matcher Task Manager Consolidation, Budgeting or Record Balance Cloud Financial
Slide 115: Core Benefits
Core Benefits Account Transaction Close Task Reconciliation Matching Management T R I N T EC H VA LU E T R I N T EC H VA LU E T R I N T EC H VA LU E 1. Reduction in manual 1. Business driven match 1. User-defined intervention during rules reduces manual workflows drive reconciliation process workloa
Slide 116: Why Adra by Trintech?
Why Adra by Trintech? Purpose-Built Solutions Cost-to-Value Automation • We specialize in the financial • Quick implementation • ERP agnostic connectors for close with a customer-centric timeframes data import and data approach transformation • Comprehensive and complex • We meet our customers recon
Slide 117: Thank you! Any Questions?
Thank you! Any Questions? ad TRINTECH
Slide 118: EA&BPM
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Slide 119: Enterprise Architecture & Business Process Management (EA&BPM)
Enterprise Architecture & Business Process Management (EA&BPM) User Day – 3rd December 2024 “Getting the most out of your system” Content classified as External.
Slide 120: We deliver the whole product
We deliver the whole product ^ Expertise As trusted advisors, we bring a What we wealth of expertise to our clients deliver Services Customer need Combining consultancy services and training Customer value Products With lasting results from our state-of-the-art product portfolio Content classified a
Slide 121: Our Areas of Expertise
Our Areas of Expertise Enterprise Architecture Business Process Change Business Quality and Project Management Management Architecture Improvement Management Designing and Empowering people to Ensuring Driving improvement Managing the optimizing operating adapt to new ways of causation between initi
Slide 122: Data-Driven Culture
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Slide 123: Data-Driven Culture - Opportunities
Data-Driven Culture - Opportunities Data as a Product: • applying product management principles so that data sets are treated as standalone products that are user-focused • development is driven by the needs of the end-user • think about Netflix, Google, Amazon, Banks, e-hailing etc. – personalized
Slide 124: What is needed?
What is needed? 1. Leadership Commitment: It starts at the top - set an example. 2. Data Accessibility: Invest in the right tools and technologies. 3. Training: How to use data effectively and interpret results. 4. Focused Metrics: metrics that align with business goals and aren’t overwhelming. 5. C
Slide 125: The opportunity space – asking the right questions
The opportunity space – asking the right questions^ What are the How do we important leverage data metrics? as an asset to generate value? How do we measure Can data help success? us make better decisions? Do we have How can we access to safely use AI & reliable data? Machine Where does Learning in
Slide 126: In Closing
In Closing Digital transformation in the ERP space is largely driven by: • Cloud-native architecture (built to fully leverage cloud technology) and the general move towards “The Cloud” • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (not the kind that creates cool pictures…), the kind that: • automat
Slide 127: Enterprise Architecture & Business Process Management (EA&BPM)
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Slide 128: We deliver the whole product
We deliver the whole product ^ Expertise As trusted advisors, we bring a What we wealth of expertise to our clients deliver Services Customer need Combining consultancy services and training Customer value Products With lasting results from our state-of-the-art product portfolio Content classified a
Slide 129: Our Areas of Expertise
Our Areas of Expertise Enterprise Architecture Business Process Change Business Quality and Project Management Management Architecture Improvement Management Designing and Empowering people to Ensuring Driving improvement Managing the optimizing operating adapt to new ways of causation between initi
Slide 130: Data-Driven Culture
Data-Driven Culture Reliable data + intuition + experience Important or mundane decisions Content classified as External. 133
Slide 131: Data-Driven Culture - Opportunities
Data-Driven Culture - Opportunities Data as a Product: • applying product management principles so that data sets are treated as standalone products that are user-focused • development is driven by the needs of the end-user • think about Netflix, Google, Amazon, Banks, e-hailing etc. – personalized
Slide 132: What is needed?
What is needed? 1. Leadership Commitment: It starts at the top - set an example. 2. Data Accessibility: Invest in the right tools and technologies. 3. Training: How to use data effectively and interpret results. 4. Focused Metrics: metrics that align with business goals and aren’t overwhelming. 5. C
Slide 133: The opportunity space – asking the right questions
The opportunity space – asking the right questions^ What are the How do we important leverage data metrics? as an asset to generate value? How do we measure Can data help success? us make better decisions? Do we have How can we access to safely use AI & reliable data? Machine Where does Learning in
Slide 134: In Closing
In Closing Digital transformation in the ERP space is largely driven by: • Cloud-native architecture (built to fully leverage cloud technology) and the general move towards “The Cloud” • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (not the kind that creates cool pictures…), the kind that: • automat
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Slide 136: Enterprise Architecture & Business Process Management (EA&BPM)
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Slide 137: We deliver the whole product
We deliver the whole product ^ Expertise As trusted advisors, we bring a What we wealth of expertise to our clients deliver Services Customer need Combining consultancy services and training Customer value Products With lasting results from our state-of-the-art product portfolio Content classified a
Slide 138: Our Areas of Expertise
Our Areas of Expertise Enterprise Architecture Business Process Change Business Quality and Project Management Management Architecture Improvement Management Designing and Empowering people to Ensuring Driving improvement Managing the optimizing operating adapt to new ways of causation between initi
Slide 139: Data-Driven Culture
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Slide 140: Data-Driven Culture - Opportunities
Data-Driven Culture - Opportunities Data as a Product: • applying product management principles so that data sets are treated as standalone products that are user-focused • development is driven by the needs of the end-user • think about Netflix, Google, Amazon, Banks, e-hailing etc. – personalized
Slide 141: What is needed?
What is needed? 1. Leadership Commitment: It starts at the top - set an example. 2. Data Accessibility: Invest in the right tools and technologies. 3. Training: How to use data effectively and interpret results. 4. Focused Metrics: metrics that align with business goals and aren’t overwhelming. 5. C
Slide 142: The opportunity space – asking the right questions
The opportunity space – asking the right questions^ What are the How do we important leverage data metrics? as an asset to generate value? How do we measure Can data help success? us make better decisions? Do we have How can we access to safely use AI & reliable data? Machine Where does Learning in
Slide 143: In Closing
In Closing Digital transformation in the ERP space is largely driven by: • Cloud-native architecture (built to fully leverage cloud technology) and the general move towards “The Cloud” • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (not the kind that creates cool pictures…), the kind that: • automat
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Slide 145: Enterprise Architecture & Business Process Management (EA&BPM)
Enterprise Architecture & Business Process Management (EA&BPM) User Day – 3rd December 2024 “Getting the most out of your system” Content classified as External.
Slide 146: We deliver the whole product
We deliver the whole product ^ Expertise As trusted advisors, we bring a What we wealth of expertise to our clients deliver Services Customer need Combining consultancy services and training Customer value Products With lasting results from our state-of-the-art product portfolio Content classified a
Slide 147: Our Areas of Expertise
Our Areas of Expertise Enterprise Architecture Business Process Change Business Quality and Project Management Management Architecture Improvement Management Designing and Empowering people to Ensuring Driving improvement Managing the optimizing operating adapt to new ways of causation between initi
Slide 148: Data-Driven Culture
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Slide 149: Data-Driven Culture - Opportunities
Data-Driven Culture - Opportunities Data as a Product: • applying product management principles so that data sets are treated as standalone products that are user-focused • development is driven by the needs of the end-user • think about Netflix, Google, Amazon, Banks, e-hailing etc. – personalized
Slide 150: What is needed?
What is needed? 1. Leadership Commitment: It starts at the top - set an example. 2. Data Accessibility: Invest in the right tools and technologies. 3. Training: How to use data effectively and interpret results. 4. Focused Metrics: metrics that align with business goals and aren’t overwhelming. 5. C
Slide 151: The opportunity space – asking the right questions
The opportunity space – asking the right questions^ What are the How do we important leverage data metrics? as an asset to generate value? How do we measure Can data help success? us make better decisions? Do we have How can we access to safely use AI & reliable data? Machine Where does Learning in
Slide 152: In Closing
In Closing Digital transformation in the ERP space is largely driven by: • Cloud-native architecture (built to fully leverage cloud technology) and the general move towards “The Cloud” • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (not the kind that creates cool pictures…), the kind that: • automat
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