ABBERMIST VIEW OF ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS

A useful progression for a large and complex organisation however not an ideal solution for everyone.

Most organisations, even those considered to be large enterprises, are unaware that they have the ability to establish an 'enterprise' wide solution with the tools already available to them.

Any organisation using Microsoft Office suite of applications and Windows Explorer (or equivalent) has the potential of creating an enterprise wide solution using only those applications' standard functions and Abbermist techniques and tools.

It should be remembered that procuring an enterprise management solution will include:

• Costs to purchase hardware such as application server, file server etc.
• Cost of IT infrastructure changes to accommodate new hardware.
• Cost of licences.
• Cost of professional support.
• Cost of training personnel in the new techniques required to utilise the solution.
• Possible interruptions to business as usual during set up and implementation.
• Reduction in business as usual activities while training is being given.

 

ABBERMIST PROPOSED SOLUTION

As a matter of strategy consider utilising what you have in place already prior to engaging with a large third party organisation that has high overheads which must be passed on to you their customer.

Allow your personnel to accumulate the skills and disciplines necessary for the implementation of a third party solution which will make the training burden less arduous and minimise the effect on business as usual activities.

Discuss with Abbermist Portfolio Consultant to determine if Abbermist proposals would be of benefit to you and what commitment is required of your organisation. Time and cost of consultation is minimal and under your control. (See how we can help and our mission statement for further details).

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