References

Customer Focused >>> Structured Approach >>> On-spot Delivery

Case: Charging Network Architecture (Volvo Energy)

Challenge

  • Demand for efficient, secure truck and machinery charging solutions.
  • Fragmented infrastructure with diverse protocols and standards.
  • Need for integration in existing business frameworks.
  • Security risks in charging network systems.

Solution

  • Scalable global architecture for varied charge point operators.
  • Unified system covering in-vehicle UI, apps, CPO networks, and CPMS.
  • Robust end-to-end cybersecurity implementation.
  • Compliance with multiple charging protocols like OCPI, OICP, and OCPP.
  • Seamlessly integrated into business operations.

Result

  • Cohesive, scalable charging network for public and depot use.
  • Enhanced security and reliability.
  • Standardization and interoperability in charging systems.
  • Improved efficiency and user experience.
  • Supported eco-friendly charging, aiding sustainability goals.

Case: RPA Enterprise Services (SKF)

Challenge

  • A considerable workload that could be automated
  • Small, uncoordinated RPA projects are starting up globally
  • No central service offered

Solution

  • ROI tool
  • Highly scalable robot farm
  • Multiple developer partners
  • Price list for implementation
  • Pay for hourly usage
  • 24/7 operation and support

Result

  • Only suitable processes are automated
  • High implementation speed
  • Low cost due to shared solution
  • Free up time for more strategic work
The RPA Services Process

Case: Enterprise Architecture Tool (Polestar)

Challenge

  • No holistic view of applications, integrations, and data objects
  • Multiple applications performing similar tasks
  • Low agility in making strategic decisions.

Solution

  • Enterprise Architecture Tool Selection
  • Migrate crucial information
  • Organization awareness
  • Integrated into governance processes

Result

  • An excellent source for making strategic decisions
  • Lowered cost due to application consolidation
  • High issue resolution speed due to good end-to-end views
A LeanIx dashboard – the tool selected

Case: Master Data Platform (Polestar)

Challenge

  • Microservices + Legacy + Cloud + ERP landscape
  • Scattered Master Data
  • Low reusability potential
  • Low data quality due to the silo approach

Solution

  • RFP process for selecting an MDM platform
  • Careful selection of Master and Reference data
  • A dynamic technical solution for a complex manufacturing landscape

Result

  • Increased data quality
  • Increased agility through reusability
  • The information landscape does not depend on business platform data models, and there is no lock-in effect.