Wat is vanaf vandaag, dat is onze stelling

In de praktijk toegepast bij MBK in Nuth;
een XML-koppeling tussen Sabic SAP en Lotus Domino voor transportopdrachten.

Vanaf vandaag beschikbaar maar zeker ook met een grote toekomst, dus dat is morgen.

Bekijk de demo 'IBM en SAP introduceren Alloy'

Bring your SAP business processes into the Lotus Notes client

Alloy™ software by IBM® and SAP® is an offering jointly developed and supported by both IBM and SAP. Business users need easy, consistent access to people, processes, and information to improve their productivity. With Alloy, business users can easily access SAP software and information from within the IBM Lotus Notes® environment, both online and offline. Since business users work in the familiar Lotus Notes environment, training can potentially be minimized, which helps speed adoption. As a result, organizations can help make business users more productive, improve decision making, and increase compliance with corporate policies.

Benefits:

Alloy software can help take advantage of the existing investments companies have made in their IBM and SAP solutions. Alloy is applicable to all employees ranging from sales, people managers, to the general employee who has a need for self–service applications. Alloy software can potentially help organizations to:

• Increase effectiveness, responsiveness and productivity. Alloy can help business users increase both their effectiveness and productivity by integrating the collaborative capabilities of Lotus Notes software with SAP applications, workflows, and information.


• Improve decision making. Alloy provides easy and intuitive access to relevant, contextual information, to help quickly make more informed decisions.


• Improve risk management and mitigation. Business users can easily adhere to processes, follow workflows, and act on essential information – potentially increasing compliance, thus mitigating risk.


• Increase returns on existing investments (ROI). Companies can help increase ROI by leveraging existing investments in SAP applications and Lotus Notes software.