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We accept the challenge! www.andritz.com
Vesa Saarinen
Hae, hyödynnä, johda – somea, ulkoista tietoa ja ketteryyttä
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The ANDRITZ GROUP
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The ANDRITZ GROUP
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The ANDRITZ GROUP
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BI – meaningful information quickly to large userbase
Source: Janaki Akelle, Partner, Business Technology Office, McKinsey & Company, Gartner BI Summit 2008
20 %
55 %
Example GE
1984 thinkers
2007 thinkers
80 %
1984 doers
45 %
2007 doers
BI creates business value from knowledge
% of knowledge workers
From isolated silos
to integrated and
accessible services
“brain at the top” vs. “brain in the ecosystem”
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BI landscape
SAP BI
SAP
CRM
Capital orders
Won and lost
News News robot
Qlikview
Ow
ners
Mil
ls
Cap
ac
itie
s
RSS feed
FICO data
Serviceorders
Capital orders
Projects
RSS feed
Pöyry
millno Market DB
RISI
Analytical
Cornerstone
Sharepoint
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ERP / BW alone is
limited / insufficient way to
look at Business Intelligence
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Unstructured / structured data?
A recent Coveo survey of 100 customer service executives
showed that 85 percent believe their management of unstructured
content will determine how effectively and efficiently they’ll be able
to serve customers in the future.
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ZDNet
April 9, 2012
Gartner predicts that
enterprise data will grow
by 800 percent in five
years, with 80 percent of it
unstructured. A big part of
this trend includes data
from groups, communities
and social networks
outside the business.
Collective knowledge
is often the most
important asset of an
organization, which is
why it can be referred
to it as Knowledge
Capital. (Diane Berry,
Coveo)
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Andritz Intelligenceplaza
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Main portal for news delivery within P&P is Andritz Intelligenceplaza
News material is stored on external server, owned by Global
Intelligence Alliance
News feeding and maintenance: one person per business area
Currently abt. 550 users (450 in P&P)
Started 2008 in P&P, expanded to all Andritz business areas
2012
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Andritz Intelligenceplaza – information flow
Copy/paste
5-15 / day 600 -1400 / day
> 1
60,0
00 s
ou
rces
Press releases
Presentations
Copy/paste from source
RSS feeds
Websites
News alert list
daily
x
x
xxxxx
xxxxx
xxxxx
xxxxx
RSS feed
Copy/paste
20-30 / day
10-15 / day
This can be “fully” automated
with categorization
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Not only internal databases: Pöyry SmartTerminal
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Qlikview analysis tool
Qlikview K Capital Market
Database
Pöyry database
extracts
Excel files
RISI Cornerstone
Database extracts
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Claims reporting
(SAP)
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Qlikview – connected to Millmark database (and Pöyry)
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Analysis by:
- Year
- Division
- Equipment
- Type of project
- Supplier
- Customer group / mill
- Country
- Customer product, fiber
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Qlikview – connected to RISI Cornerstone
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RISI Analytical Cornerstone shows
paper/pulp mill cost structures over time,
data exported to Excel -> Qlikview
Last quarter mill details (RISI)
Excel
Last quarter summary (RISI)
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Qlikview – location based news
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Social media
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Goal: Define possible business cases for “new media”
Results:
No bigger need with Andritz’ customers
Currently there is not much social media activity among our customers or
competitors
But: there is a potential to use social technology internally
Guidelines for social media usage & behavioral rules & responsibilities need
to be defined
Study 2011:
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“External world”
Customers
Competitors
Andritz internal
Wikis
Blogs
Team rooms
Communities
IM+
Intr
an
et
Twitter feeds
Slideshare
New Media Tool Usage – Customer focus
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Social media
Customers Domtar
UPM North America
UPM_Papers
Fortress Paper
Customers / Key persons Aida Greenbury (APP)
Isabelle Faivre (Cascades)
Esa Vakkilainen (LUT)
….
Competitors MetsoPulpPaper
Kadant Inc.
Kemira
Professional
Organizations
European Paper (CEPI)
RISI
TAPPI
News Service Lesprom
Papernet.se
Tissue World
Paper-world.com
EUWID Pulp and Paper
Wood Biomass Report
Paper Online
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Social media
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Social media analysis - Qlikview
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Social media
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HBR Blog 23.9.2013 (Scott Benirato): ”Twitter is becoming much more like
old media than continuing to blaze a new media trail” – people’s motivation has
been self-promotional, a way to attract followers to be able to earn higher status
on the platform. When status is earned, they stop working as hard to earn more
followers.
You don’t even have to post, just come and
be here on our platform. It’s about following
and even goes so far as to suggest “you
don’t have to tweet to get value from
Twitter”
2011 2013