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- 2. Automation ● takes away manual tasks & allows focus on more important, engaging work ● helps create work processes that feel they have added value Business Alignment Data & processes flow better between businesses, the aligned network is able to work collaboratively
- 3. Communication When the business becomes more aligned communication between departments improves dramatically
- 4. Delete Duplication With collaborative working & improved communications
- 5. Efficient Automated workflow fully-aligne d organization better communication no duplication of work
- 6. flexibility Businesses can adapt their solution to suit themselves, offering flexibility across the process – an integrated system that suits individual team requirements
- 7. Governance Improvements the organization can now see “the whole picture” making it simpler to understand whether departments are adhering to company procedures
- 8. Holistic Rather than having each business functions separate from another - enterprise service management ensures all areas are connected & working together as one Onboarding is a great example of this
- 9. Integration Capabilities That Support Multiple Business Functions means that you no longer need to spend large amounts of money on customized systems each time your organization expands
- 11. Lowering Costs IT might look like a lot of money upfront but over time ● save a considerable amount by eliminating ● wasted resource ● duplicated efforts ● inefficient manual work processes across multiple businesses
- 12. Monitoring working together within one solution, your network is more equipped to see the full end-to-end process/ service journey Optimized Service Operations automating tasks to the correct people & working efficiently, service operations are optimized
- 13. Process Improvements The end-to-end journey is mapped out made visible and works correctly first time, every time