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Aim: To explore the capability inherent in the software and discuss the benefits and challenges faced by the user organisation. The briefing will relate the LEO data model to the user's business model. Discussion will focus on the demands of senior management who need to understand the extra capabilities and the potential return on investment LEO will provide to the organisation. Also, the briefing will make clear the challenges ahead if LEO is to be 100% successfully implemented.
The course includes an overview of the operational and system administration courses in order to ensure that management is aware of the material their staff may be covering.
Benefit: At the end of the briefing, the delegates will have developed a clear understanding of the opportunities to be gained from implementing LEO in their organisation. In addition, they will understand the potential return on investment and the challenges ahead.
Target Audience: Any business or IT manager.
Senior management briefings last 2 days and can be held either in Alton or on the customer's site.
Total Number of Seats Available: 10.
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Course Content Summary:
- Accurate business information can only be achieved if data entry occurs very soon after an activity has been carried out
- Activity may be defined as the interaction between the following five fundamental business tenements:
- People
- Things - assets, estate, contracts, drawings
- Time
- Money
- Space - where things are located
- Top level business model
- Application model
- Management information
- Benefits of implementation - return on investment
- Challenges to be faced
- Technologies
- Why do this
- Case studies
- Return on investment analysis
- Overview of operational courses
- Overview of system administration courses
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