common sense for data ownership - alain brousseau, whoisedi
DESCRIPTION
Dreaming about getting the best data instantly and every time? The world is moving, and it's moving fast. Every person who has your coordinates in a little address book or cell phone owns a piece of you. And you, the legitimate owner of the information, have zero control over it. From this presentation, you'll learn how to regain ownership of your information and efficiently access your trading partners' information while improving your B2B processes.TRANSCRIPT
Common Sense for Data Ownership
IDEA - eBiz Forum 2013
September 26, 2013
Agenda
• Your hosts
• EDI data: not only bits and bytes
• Your data is everywhere
• Data ownership: what it is?
• Questions and answers
• Conclusion
Your hosts
Alain Brousseau, WhoisEDI founder and CEO
• Web application programmer
• More than 10 years of EDI experience for Intertrade (Van)
• Hydro-Quebec, McKesson Canada, CN Railways,
National Bank of Canada
Your hosts
Robert Richer, WhoisEDI co-founder and VP
• More then 25 years of EDI experience
• EDI Project manager at Intertrade (Van)
• EDI Coordinator at Nortel, IPEX, Metro
Data required for EDI
• The EDI profile:
• Your Sender ID
• Your EDI capacities
• Documents
• Your EDI guidelines
• Your communication method
• Van
• Third-Party
• AS2
• FTP
• Web EDI
Data required for EDI
• The people:
• EDI coordinator
• Accounts
payable/receivable
• Procurement
• Sales
• The company:
• Head Office (Bill-to)
• Locations (Ship-to)
• Warehouses
• Stores
• Distribution centers
• Plan
Data required for EDI
• The goods:
• Unit of measure
• Pricing
• Packaging
• UPC Code
• SKU
• Description (multilingual)
• Etc.
How to obtain and share
• Emails
• Phone
• Surveys
• Company web site
• Van or Third-party
• Co-Workers
And we end up with… Clients needs Suppliers needs
- EDI Profile
- Contacts
- Locations
- Documents
- ...
- EDI Profile
- Contacts
- Locations
- Documents
- ...
• Supplier information is used by many functions
across the organization …
• … each function captures a minimum of 40 fields of
supplier information, with at least 25 of these fields
representing the same information.
• Visibility = Saving
An Economic Dream: Supplier Information Technology’s Massive
Cost-Saving Opportunity, AMR Research (Gartner), 2009
The situation occurs internally
Where is your data?
• Your trading partners’ Excel spreadsheets
• Your trading partners’ internal databases
• Your trading partners’ ERP systems
• Your VAN
• Your trading partners’ cell phones
How do you make sure everyone has your TRUE data?
Where are your TPs’ data?
• On Excel spreadsheets on your computer
• Inside internal databases on your server
• In your company’s ERP system
• With THEIR VAN
• On your cell phone !!!
How do you make sure that you have your TPs’ TRUE data?
What can you do with TRUE data
• You act safely
• You act precisely
• You act rapidly
• You make better decisions
You become efficient = Save time = Save money
A brief anecdote
…And then problems occurred…
A not so long time ago, I was working at Intertrade, a tier one
VAN…
…Finally, I'm living a happy life with my 2 children!
The End
The moral of this story: The quality of the data is critical
to success for you, your industry and EDI in general.
Data ownership ????
Data ownership refers to both the possession of
and responsibility for information. Ownership
implies power as well as control. The control of
information includes not just the ability to access,
create, modify, package, derive benefit from, sell
or remove data, but also the right to assign these
access privileges to others (Loshin, 2002).
Magical business card
♫
Examples in this world
Data you own:
• Your LinkedIn profile
• Your Facebook profile
• Dating web sites
Data you don’t own:
• Your phone number and address in the yellow pages
• Your business card given to a contact
• Your EDI-related data
What can we do about it Clients Suppliers
EDI Profile
Contacts
Locations
Documents
...
Global interactive registry
Questions
Answer
Thank you!
See you in the Tech Center at Booth #2