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| A progressive approach for project deployment |
| The integration of a PLM solution must be done with methodology to manage risks during the installation of the application. In coordination with one of our specialized partner, the project must follow 3 phases. |
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Phase 1: "The death valley" |
| New users which are not always involved at the beginning of the project can feel that they are forced to organize and to structure the data.
As long as the @UDROS database remains empty, the application is useless. |
This phase must be as shorter as possible: the database is loaded with automatic tools in order to get back existing data (bulk loading) |
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Phase 2: Give access to the data |
| During this phase, the data must be accessible easily through the Internet/Intranet network. The objective is to accelerate the circulation of information dramatically inside the company. |
This crucial phase allows user to understand the benefits by changing the work organization. Using @UDROS will quickly become essential to store, search and secure data.
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Phase 3: Automate processes |
| This phase consists in defining and realizing workflow in order to automate manual and repetitive tasks and to streamline business processes. This stage aims at suppressing “paper” documents which are often useless and cause a lot of errors. |
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During this phase, the @UDROS automation functionalities help to increase user's productivity thanks to the suppression of many non-productive and low value tasks. |
