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Anaheim, CA | February 2-5, 2014
Agenda
1. Introduction to Hilti2. Project objectives and specific approach3. Use cases and requirements fulfillment4. Summary and Q&A
Introduction to Hilti
Profile of Hilti One of the global leading companies in providing
products, systems and services to construction professionals
Founded in 1941 in Schaan, Liechtenstein Located in more than 120 countries on
6 continents Approximately 21,000 employees Direct sales model More than 200,000 direct customer contacts
each day Sales 2012: CHF 4,204 million Brand promise: Hilti. Outperform. Outlast.
Sales Channels Hilti Account Manager Hilti Center Hilti Customer Service Hilti ProShop
(Shop-in-Shop-concept) Hilti Online (E-Business)
More than 200,000 direct customer contacts each day via our five sales channels.
Hilti IT – Facts & Figures – 2000
Number of ERP systems in Top 50 MOs: 50 Number of ERP system in our 8 plants: 5 Number of (physical) servers globally: 1’700 Number of IT people: 420 Number of production incidents per user & year: 2.0 Average reaction time for incidents: 3 days User satisfaction with IT support: 50% System availability: 97%
→ 1→ 1→ 670 → 347→ 0.4→ 2 hours→ 95% → 99.95%
until today
Hilti IT Vision: Create engaged customers “Put the IT into Hilti”
Hilti IT focus & resource allocatio
nInfrastructure Platform
Infrastructure Services
Application Services
Business Processes
Hilti Products & Services
Project objectives and specific approach
The evaluation of Project Online for Hilti was scoped to meet clear objectives
Project OnlineRDP XX
Analyse the existing IT landscape and infrastructure Integration in existing IT landscape On premise server installation Usage of productive or business critical data except for testing Prepare a productive system based on the available beta setup
Benefit from cloud offerings for and related to Project without a local server infrastructure
Evaluate Project Online and the provided functionality based on defined use cases and requirements of a production department
Proof of concept for productive usage of Project Online with focus on proposals, small and major production projects and projects from the IT department
Objectives
Non-objectives
Agile approach as basis for the rapid deployment
The Evaluation of HILTI covered many essential features of Project Online
Use cases and requirements fulfillment
The existing project portfolio (client usage only) was migrated to the cloudManual migration of projects by project managers Step by step in known environment Awareness of new features and layout of Project 2013 Pro
Client Customizing of client now centrally by
enterprise settings
The new client completely fulfils the requirements of a project manager Personal settings and
login on premise and in the cloud
Pinned templates for favorites
Template previews
Templates within your organization
Pinned projects
New projects based on Excel lists or SharePoint sites
Get Started!
Resource Planning and visibility was an essential requirement for HILTI‘s projects Work resources and material resources Access to working plans e.g. My Tasks, Printouts, Notifications
Access via web Access via client
Progress Reporting
Adaption is predefined, but fully met critical acceptance requirementsCustomization of
Scope and available features Look and feel Metadata Business logic Templates
The project portfolio tracks all items, from lose ideas to major projects Simple task lists to low detailed project schedules (Light
Projects) Full project planning with dependencies (Enterprise
Projects) Transition by choice from
simple scheduling to complex planning
Summary and Q&A
Overall the project objectives have been met System has been setup, configured and maintained Two onsite workshops at Kaufering, Germany Migration of all projects and resources to Project Online Successful simulation of several productive and daily usage
scenarios Iterative approach of Campana & Schott ensured strict focus
on users and HILTI organization; strong partnership made ambitious timeframe and scope possible
Customization of many features to meet HILTI‘s requirements All defined objectives and further requirements have been met
Project Online fulfils current and future needs by HILTI
“We don’t have to worry about maintenance, upgrades, or compatibility issues”
“By adopting Project Online, we will save money on communication costs and travel costs”
“The tool enables us to identify and plan by each project’s requirements”
“We wanted to avoid adding complexity within the IT infrastructure”“We moved
from ‘push’ communications to ‘pull’ “
“Everyone had access to the most relevant information”
“Everything integrated into one tool”
“We needed a tool that would enable everyone to understand a project’s basis”
“We wanted a fast, powerful, and agile solution that would offer more transparency”
“We wanted to prove that a cloud solution would be capable of fulfilling our PPM requirements”
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