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products - consolidation
business pain :
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Inability to
change (mergers and acquisitions, different configurations throughout
the organization) |
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Silos of information
(inconsistencies, incomplete or incorrect view of the data) |
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Maintenance of
multiple systems with similar functionality. |
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High cost of
implementing alternatives (Enterprise Application Integration, Service-Oriented
Architecture, Reimplementation of ERP systems) |
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Duplicate data
(adversely affects customer service, increases cost of maintaining
redundant information, impedes globalization) |
eprentise® solution: |
| eprentise is a generic
software product offering that is used to
copy, merge, filter, and change different applications
within an enterprise. This product can be used for mergers and acquisitions,
divestitures, finding and reconciling duplicates, or simply bringing
together different applications that employ the same business processes. |
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Software that
provides consolidation of any two relational databases. |
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Software that
merges data, structures, and business processes - no coding |
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Software that
resolves duplicates and inconsistencies between databases |
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Software that
produces repeatable, rules-driven outcomes |
eprentise value: |
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Savings over
manual methods and alternatives can range from $200,000 to tens of
millions. |
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Annual savings
result from reduced costs of maintaining multiple systems and duplicate
data. |
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Time for a consolidation
project is reduced by as much as 85% on both large and small projects
over more manual methods. |
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eprentise facilitates
the alignment of systems with business changes such as mergers, acquisitions,
divestitures, reorganizations and hastens the implementation of new
technologies by changing data at the configuration, master, and transaction
levels automatically.By allowing applications to be changed, eprentise
provides the ability to recognize the financial rewards of these business
and technology initiatives quickly and reliably. |
eprentise competitive advantage: |
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Alternative solutions keep the existing systems and implement a
middleware solution, create a warehouse or repository, or create
a services-oriented architecture to tie the existing systems together.
Each of these alternatives is very expensive, requiring a significant
amount of consulting resources initially and on an ongoing basis.
Allowing existing applications to remain doesn't accommodate business
changes or resolve inconsistencies among disparate applications.
Though the alternatives mentioned do provide an "enterprise
view" of the data, the ongoing operation of different systems
with the same functionality prevents the business from operating
in a consistent way.
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