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Enod Case Study: Transactional Specialists

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eNod will alleviate existing workload significantly which allows us to work more efficiently and effectively by focusing on other aspects of the operation. Manpower required and error rate will be significantly reduced and no revenue will be left on the table during closing, maximizing profit. Our current reviewing process is obsolete and with eNod, we are able to respond quickly to changes, anticipating growth in the future.

The integration of systems will help Transactional Specialists work more efficiently to meet the Service Level Agreement (SLA) timeframe of 24 hours as information and processes are standardized between the two systems. We no longer need to duplicate data entry of particulars and it also reduces the time spent on retrieving information across different systems and the risk of privacy breach of CPs.

As a whole, we are able to cut long-term costs such as overhead and increase revenue for Commercial Licensing. We can also improve customer satisfaction in terms of shorter lead time and more …show more content…

Risk analysis
Transactional Specialists may be concerned that with the implementation of eNod, they will lose their jobs. However, as mentioned previously, they can be transferred to focus on other aspects of operation such as risk management and building rapport with partners. While reducing the head-count is the intended outcome of the project, we can follow the guide of natural attrition.

Since SAP ERP plays a key role in the operation, we might encounter resistance from stakeholders by integrating the systems. However, it is worthy to note that it is not uncommon for businesses to integrate ERP and CRM to achieve greater efficiency and collaboration between

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