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This document discusses a Market Intelligence System (MIS) portal that aims to solve problems with separated R&D teams duplicating work and using excel inefficiently. The MIS portal provides a centralized database to automatically collect and analyze data for multiple R&D units. This allows for inherited data and faster information processing while reducing costs compared to current practices. The MIS portal has a simple, customizable dashboard interface and allows for multi-dimensional analysis with role-based access controls. Integrating an MIS portal into an organization would increase productivity by 50% and provide competitive advantages over standard disconnected approaches. A 7 step process over 24 days is outlined for integrating the MIS system.
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20141311 MIS Introduction_en
- 1. CBRE Trieu Anh NGUYEN November 11 2014 MIS PORTAL MARKET INTELLIGENT SYSTEM
- 2. CONTENT Part 1: The Problem Part 2: Solution Part 3: Why MIS? Part 4: How is MIS distinct from standard approaches? Part 5: How to Integrate MIS Into Your Sytem?
- 4. SEPARATED R&D TEAMS Duplicated works Mainly use excel for storage and analysis. Data collect and process takes 70%-80% daily work, while report and analysis have only ~20%. Not productive
- 5. need huge resources for data collect and process (example of how excel works) DISINHERITED DATA
- 7. Data are collected and analyzed automatically in a central research unit, and stored in a open source database system. MIS IS DESIGNED AS A PORTAL FOR ALL R&D UNITS
- 8. Inherit all analysis for deeper reseach. DATA INHERITANCE
- 9. save time and resources. FAST INFORMATION PROCESSING
- 10. WHY USING MIS? PART 3
- 11. All in one dashboard design Customizable Drill into detail SIMPLE AND CLEAN DESIGN
- 12. Eliminated duplicated works minimize cost LOW OPERATING COSTS
- 13. Integrated graph and map Excel export MULTIPLE DIMENSIONS ANALYSIS
- 14. Role assignment and authorization Secured ROLE ACCESS CONTROL
- 15. HOW IS MIS DISTINCT FROM STANDARD APPROACHES? PART 4
- 16. Centralized inheritance database minimized R&D INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY +50%
- 17. MIS is web based with user friendly easy to use and compatible with most OS included mobile devices eg. Android, IOS EASY TO SETUP
- 18. More productive Low operating cost Fast information flow GIVE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
- 19. HOW TO INTEGRATE MIS INTO YOUR SYTEM? PART 5
- 20. STEP TO INTEGRATE MIS Step 1: Analyze current system Step 2: Design new system Step 3: Parallel run Step 4: Testing Step 5: Training Step 6: Review Step 7: Support
- 21. TIMELINE Day 1 2 4 8 10 11 12 16 18 20 24 Support8 days Training2 days Review3 days Testing5 days Parallel run3 days Design new system5 days Analyze current system2 days
- 22. THANK YOU Q&A www.vi-sim.comRequest demo: demo.mis@vi-sim.com