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Use Case Engage: Users design their own processes
1. USE CASE
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You‘ve recognized the problem from your perspective? You‘ll find the solution on the next page.
Resource bottlenecks due to numerous
change requests
Hundreds of minor change requests can quickly drive an IT
department to its performance limits. The business depart-
ments often do not see that all of these changes are interre-
lated and can have in part some major impacts. Sometimes
changes are only possible with a lot of effort, since they
involve back-end systems that are very difficult to change.
This all often results in endless discussions with the busi-
ness departments, and is extremely time-consuming.
Unhappy business departments, overburdened
IT, negatively impacted ability to plan
Of course it is important to you that every employee works
as effectively and efficiently as possible. This also includes
suitable and continually adapted IT support. On the one
hand, globalization and information density result in cons-
tantly increasing requirements on agility, while IT resources
are scarce and expensive. Your IT department is already pu-
shed to its limits, and there are hardly any more qualified
and available people on the job market. If the business de-
partments make do on their own and circumvent the com-
pany IT department, you won‘t have the key performance
indicators to make the right decisions.
THE CHALLENGE: HOW DO YOU CONTINUOUSLY AND QUICKLY
ADAPT YOUR OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES TO THE LATEST NEEDS?
Slow implementation of changes
If you do not have optimized support from your IT solution, this can quickly cause a lot of unnecessary effort and expense.
At the same time you are not lacking ideas on how you can effectively and efficiently perform your business activities. Often
it is just minor changes that can make every day so much easier. There are also cases in which the existing solution simply
makes your work impossible. Development and change cycles that are too long force you to circumvent your company‘s
formal procedures.
BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE
IT PERSPECTIVE CEO PERSPECTIVE