Working with Existing Business Systems
Are your employees doing all the leg work to put the pieces of the puzzle together?
Undoubtedly your business is operating with multiple systems in place. Do those systems all talk to each other? Or are your employees doing all the leg work to put the pieces of the puzzle together? Integrating your systems can create an operationally synchronised environment, abundant with advantages.
The Dangers of Disconnected Systems
Companies are expected to have multiple systems in place; whether it be through cloud provided software, or customer recorded data, having these systems siloed creates negatively impacting downstream effects that stifle employees and quality outcomes.
A recent study by Data Economy detailed some of the impacts of data silos.
The study identified the following operational trends with businesses:
The study identified the following operational trends with businesses:
Why Integrate Disparate Systems ?
What if you could access your important information from an interface that employees are consistently using? Documents, emails, workflows, content creation, reports and important information from other systems, all surfaced within Microsoft Outlook. The reduction in navigation time alone is enough to spark action.
Integrating disconnected, siloed data is about bringing information to your employees faster, enabling them to meet higher quality and performance standards. Reducing the total click-count by simply exposing mission-critical information produces meaningful effects.
A study of information technology executives conducted by NerveWire found that the most highly integrated companies generated the following results through their integration initiatives:
- 40% increase in company revenue
- 35% improvement on customer retention
- 30% decrease in operational costs
- 22% increase in customer satisfaction
“Improving the ability to integrate can no longer be pushed aside as a technology issue; it must be addressed as core to the business strategy”
William Ruh, Enterprise Integration: The Essential Guide to Integration Solutions
The Benefits of Integrating Existing System
Find Information Faster with a Single Interface
Documents, emails, customer information, and mission-critical data all is surfaced to employees in one interface, removing clicks and saving valuable time.
Launch Automated Processes
Integrating your systems can provide a single launching pad for automated tasks. Kick off automated document creations or business workflows with a single click.
Deliver Higher Quality Outcomes
Better quality solutions always produce higher quality outcomes. Synchornising siloed data to create efficencies will undoubtabley lead to superior delivery standards, higher customer retention, aquisition and satisfaction.
Foster & Enable Collaboration
Connecting disparate systems allows for the important communications to be more easily accessible, empowering employees to consitantly utilise inherent collaboration structures.
