Case Studies
Operational risk is an ever-present challenge of the banking industry, inhibiting performance and reducing profits as banks need to keep adequate reserves of capital to cover potential losses. But in recent years, corporate wrongdoing, high-profile fraud and major process failures have put the dangers of operational risk – and the consequences of poorly managing it – in the spotlight. This case study looks at how Woori Bank in Korea went with analytics to reduce its operational risks.
This case study is about how Hindustan Unilever uses change management solution from SAP to synchronise software development across all its offices in India.
To achieve their primary objective of reducing operational costs while improving customer serivce, Telkomsel chose Sword Ciboodle to revolutionize their core customer facing processes. Today, Telkomsel maintain their lead position in a highly competitive market via a strategy to differentiate through their customer service.
With high expectations for service and overall project execution, and because the company sold its products through a network of dealers, Asian Paints, India's largest paint company, lacked visibility into the entire painting process and the needs of the homeowner. This situation prompted Asian Paints executives to explore ways to establish a more direct link to the end customer. This case study is their story.
Executives at Enpirion, an analog semiconductor company, wanted to know what they were getting before they bought a new CRM system for their rapidly growing business.
This case study highlights the importance of proper planning, strategic thinking and a willingness to embrace a radical idea to achieve transformational change across the entire enterprise. Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling in Greece not only pulled off the merger of two smaller bottling businesses into one big company, but did so with startling positive results.
Using IT to support innovation plays a key role in upholding Zhengzhou Yutong Bus Co. Ltd.’s business philosophy. The company is Asia’s top large-scale bus manufacturer and has achieved remarkable success by adhering to a simple philosophy: supply products with maximum value to customers while ensuring reliability and durability. To support the company’s growth and expansion into new markets, Yutong has used IT to enable a series of transformation projects to become a customer-centric enterprise.
Bangkok-based Hyro Asia Limited is a provider of online application development services to large businesses. Hyro Asia uses information stored in Oracle CRM On Demand to better promote the organization to customers and software developers, help improve the work environment, and identify and get closer to its top performing accounts.
Faced with increased competition to attract top notch students, the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) realized it needed to invest more resources to cater to the needs of students, alumni, lecturers, and administrative staff. In particular, the school wanted to ensure students were taken care of before, during, and after their studies.
When Prudential Asset Management needed to bolster its client relatinship, the company the SAP® Customer Relationship Management application at its joint-venture asset management business in India before introducing it to other Asian locations. The solution is helping to drive growth and improve customer and distributor satisfaction by enhancing collaboration among marketing, sales, and customer service teams.























