Master Data Management
Improving business effectiveness and efficiency.
In today’s IT world, the volume of operational information about products, customers and suppliers is rising in both size and complexity. Managing this mission-critical information effectively and efficiently as it flows through the business is essential for improving business performance.
Unfortunately, in most organizations, this information is replicated and distributed across multiple systems and applications, leading to errors and inconsistencies. Decision makers do not have a unified view of operational information, an obstacle that leads to higher costs, missed sales opportunities and increased risk.
Groundswell’s MDM team combines proven technology, processes and professional resources to help your business quickly collect, cleanse, aggregate and distribute data. Our approach brings you the following benefits:
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Improved operational efficiency and reduced costs - By formulating a unified view of the data.
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Improved decision making - Consistent information across applications reduces data variability, minimizing organizational data mistrust and allowing for better business decisions.
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Improved competitiveness – Increased agility and improved competitiveness by reducing the complexity of integrating new data and systems into the business.
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Improved risk management – Trustworthy and consistent financial information improving the organization’s ability to manage enterprise risk.
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Comprehensive customer knowledge – A master data repository for customer data providing a single source for consolidation of all customer activities, supporting operational and analytical applications in a consistent manner.
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Improved customer service – A unified view of master data enables improvements in meeting customer expectations with respect to availability, accuracy and responsiveness.
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Consistent reporting – Generating reports from governed processes using master data reduces inconsistencies.
- Better spend analysis and planning – Master data associated with purchasing and supply activities can help predict future trends and improve vendor and supplier management.
Information Management
Enterprise Integration
Service Oriented Integration
Business Intelligence / Analytics
Data Warehousing
Master Data Management
Business Process Management
