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UWV’s QlikView Competence Center builds more than 50 applications in just 2 years and provides 1,650 people with reporting & analysis capabilities
技术
- 分析与建模 - 实时分析
适用功能
- 商业运营
- 人力资源
用例
- 过程控制与优化
- 质量预测分析
服务
- 数据科学服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
挑战
UWV, a governmental organization in the Netherlands, was facing the challenge of replacing all paper and static reporting with dynamic models for reporting and analysis, directly tuned to the information requirements of the users. The volume of paper reports within the HRM department was growing continuously, with each report being created manually with data from the personnel information management system. The departmental management team wanted to replace these reports, which were already dated the day they were distributed, with automated, 24/7, dynamic reports presented in an easy to use dashboard environment with slice and dice and drill down functionality.
关于客户
UWV is an autonomous administrative authority commissioned by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment to handle employee insurances and provide labor market and data services. Dutch employee insurances are provided for through the legislative acts of the Unemployment Insurance Act, the Disablement Assistance Act for Handicapped Young Persons, and the Invalidity Insurance Act. UWV insures over seven million employees in the Netherlands, employed by nearly 350,000 employers, and the organization paid €19 billion in benefits to just over one million insured employees. UWV is a governmental organ that comprises of 16,500 Full Time Employees (FTEs), at approximately 190 locations across the Netherlands. Transparency, efficiency, and short time to market are the key focus points.
解决方案
UWV decided to establish the QlikView Competence Center (QCC) at the beginning of 2009. The objective of the QlikView Competence Center is to quickly comply with the organization’s need for management information through the development of QlikView applications. The QCC safeguards the build-up of knowledge around QlikView, develops standards and policies, creates a uniform development process, and promotes re-use. The mission for all of the staff in the QCC is to quickly and flexibly deliver QlikView applications with a short time-to-market, to its internal customers. By using QlikView, the QlikView Competence Center has created, and manages over 45 Business Intelligence applications, from HR solutions to analyzing and optimizing the purchase and invoice process.
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