A small pharmaceutical research company discovered that an excelbased solution, implemented along with the right governance protocols, delivered better regulatory assurance to their international enterprise than could have been delivered by simply moving to the big-price-tag software solutions they’d been looking to purchase.
A state government treasury department avoided failure of a major systems implementation by recognising that the large requirements document had not used language consistently. The alignment of language across the separate stakeholder groups, and the resulting concept data model, also led to unexpected benefits.
A Fortune 500 telco operating in the Asia Pacific region achieved increased confidence in business decision making, reduced regulatory risk and eliminated unseen revenue leakage with effective governance of their business information resources.
A small company introduces business assurance practices that lead it to out-perform all its competitors, raise its corporate value and profile and become one of the largest companies in its field within a decade.
A large university establishes a data governance strategy that recognises the central role of business language management in effective communication, collaboration, transfer of corporate knowledge, efficiency and minimising risk associated with staff turnover.
A large state government health care agency eliminated information flow blockages and unified practices throughout its offices and clinics, with the primary goal of reducing cost inefficiencies, and enjoyed the unexpected bonus of improving the quality of the health care its agencies deliver.
We’d like to send you our monthly emails. They outline our latest blogs, talk about current events and give you information about our services and products. We strive to make them interesting, relevant and practical, so you can build your business assurance with each email. And we also do our best not to let our emails be too salesy, pushy or marketing-heavy.
Leave some info about you and we'll be in touch.
In the meantime, why not connect on LinkedIn here?