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Social Security Accountants Unlock Data Insights with Altair
技术
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 云计算
适用行业
- 城市与自治市
- 教育
用例
- 库存管理
- 篡改检测
服务
- 系统集成
挑战
CNAF（Caisse Nationale d'Allocations Familiales）是法国一家大型公共部门机构，在处理其家庭福利数据方面面临着重大挑战。这些数据仅以各种文本格式和列表提供，使得洞察的提取极其耗费人力。资金分配和分配流程由 CNAF 工作流程和文件管理部管理，由档案系统经理 Jean-Michel Omont 领导。直到 2006 年，该组织一直以手动方式处理大量家庭福利数据。这些信息从未得到整合，从中提取任何见解都是极其耗费人力的。随着可以通过计算机以文本格式访问报告，系统有所改进，但用户仍然无法直接访问 Excel 中的报告。 2008 年，CNAF 希望更好地了解当地 IT 需求以及如何加快数据处理速度，因为他们每天要处理数千个文件。
关于客户
CNAF（Caisse Nationale d'Allocations Familiales）是一家大型公共部门机构，总部位于法国勒芒，拥有 100 多个分支机构。它作为法国的社会保障部门，每年向超过1000万受益人发放家庭补贴资金。 CNAF 通过考虑儿童福利、住房和教育等多种因素来计算可以分配给每个家庭的福利，从而帮助法国各地有需要的家庭。资金分配和分配流程由中国航油工作流程和文件管理部负责。
解决方案
2009 年，Jean-Michel Omont 为整个 CNAF 组织选择了 Altair 的单一 Monarch 许可证，而不是多个桌面解决方案。此外，Monarch Server 可根据要求提供，以自动化使用 Monarch Desktop 完成的手动流程。如今，所有 102 个当地机构均已根据 CAF 先锋办事处的成果采用了该解决方案。每天晚上，Monarch 对多达 8,000 个文件运行超过 195 个自动化流程，并在安全、集中的 Excel 格式文档管理系统中管理它们。每晚大约产生 4 GB 的数据。然后，相关文件会自动处理并通过本地 DMS 中的 Monarch Server 分发给用户，大约 450 名会计师通过 URL 连接到这些文件。使用搜索表单，他们可以提取与其专业需求相关的所有信息，从而使他们比以前更加高效。
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