Most Cloud Apps and platforms fail to deliver frictionless enterprise

To create a flow of perfectly aligned information across both internal and external stakeholders is a desirable state of business for many companies, but one that is seldom achievable. Most cloud applications and platforms create great solutions for teams, Microsoft released Office 365, Google launched Google Docs, and most industry-specific application providers have also introduced their own cloud-based apps. These initiatives are all positive, but are they comprehensive enough to deliver what your business really needs?

Hyperscale Automation

Any company that focuses more on its processes and people have started the journey towards achieving a hyperscale automation roadmap.

Delivering on touchless and un-assisted processes that benefit the companies objectives and the people who work in that company considerably improve any level of productivity or efficiency for an organisation. Most cloud apps either use unstructured data or rely on third-party apps, which means they have little to no control over the automation process. If you run a business, you’ll most likely fall into one of the two following categories:

  1. Only use MS Office or Google Docs with an accounting package and have zero automation
  2. Have a main business system with an accounting package but still need MS Office or Google Docs.

Businesses in both categories still rely on MS Office or Google Docs, which means they are not benefiting from the huge productivity increases that can be realised by simply automating tasks and processes that typically require applications like Word, Excel, Outlook Email and Calendar. This means their staff resort to performing numerous repetitive mundane tasks each and every day, potentially missing out on productivity benefits of 500% gains.

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Microservices, a function of context aware automation, will make it easier for teams and processes to live independently, yet intrinsically linked.

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Global reports are now revealing that companies are accelerating investment in process automation as a business driver for growth and efficiency in near equal measure.

Context aware processes working with fluid and unified data is the key

To create frictionlses enterprise architectures, one must go beyond automation and continuous improvement, companies must start looking into process-related data, and entiprius will assist you at every stage. Not only can you take advantage of OneCloud, OneApp, OneData and OneAuto, but you can utilise these tools to evolve your business into the next phase of a context aware unified-data house. By removing data silos, which are the enemy of efficiency and automation, and exploiting data lakes and warehouses, companies can become leaders in their industries. Leading to smarter utilisation of functions such as the following:

Template Features:
  • Auto-pilot Marketing
  • Advanced Business Process Automation, and
  • Context-Aware Communications.

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