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Lippuner Digitally Transforms Paper-based Ordering Processes
技术
- 分析与建模 - 机器人过程自动化 (RPA)
适用行业
- 金属
- 可再生能源
适用功能
- 采购
服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
挑战
Lippuner 在四个城市拥有近 350 名员工。每位员工每两年订购一次新手机。他们的营销部门每年会产生大约 450 个订单,涉及 41 个不同的项目——总共 18,450 个订单。过去,这些订单是使用纸质表格处理的,这会导致速度减慢并增加流程时间。这些过时的流程不符合公司的高效率标准。
客户
利普纳
关于客户
Lippuner EMT AG 在建筑技术、能源技术以及钣金和金属加工等广泛领域提供全方位服务。
公司结构提供了以始终如一的高质量标准工作的可能性,从内部工程部门的规划到各个业务领域的生产,再到各种最终产品的组装和维护。
解决方案
为了解决这个问题,该公司需要一个节俭的解决方案,以充分利用其在 SharePoint 2013 上的投资。新系统快速启动并运行,员工对其简单性和速度感到满意。
借助 Nintex Advanced Workflow,Lippuner 员工节省了过去用于填写和处理纸质订单的大量能源。
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