Example Value Chain Integration

Consolidate Existing Business Functions Into A Collaborative Web Portal

Optimize existing technology within the organization by consolidating collaborative business functions on Web portals, activating web based applications like CRM, ERP, time tracking, input and output logistics, operations tools, as well as integrating existing desktop applications and making their output web enabled.

Tailor Web Portal Technology to the firm’s unique business strategy

As, Harvard Business School’s Michael Porter states, “Tailoring the firm's unique strategy to include advantages of the Internet is the true opportunity for competitive advantage.”

Stage 3: Value System Synchronization

Objective: Collaborative Cluster of Innovative Capability Model for the Agile, virtual and resilient enterprise.

Syncing all elements of the business process with buyers, suppliers and channel partners is the objective of Stage 3. This means managing the modern supply chain across multiple tiers, including effective methods to store, access, and share information within the company as well as with all supply chain partners during each stage of the production cycle.

The concept is to prototype each stage with CoP teams in order to evolve unique organizational advantages. The objective is to reduce costs and increase value. A complex challenge that will define the successful 21st century enter