BCON 全球咨询：全球网络的灯塔
适用行业
- 国家安全与国防
适用功能
- 物流运输
- 产品研发
用例
- 最后一英里交付
- 篡改检测
服务
- 培训
关于客户
Business Consultants, Inc. (BCon) 是一家成立于 1964 年的日本公司。该公司以“改变日本管理培训”为理念成立，至今已成功为许多人提供日本管理培训解决方案。几十年。 BCon 为许多足迹遍布全球的公司提供了咨询服务，迫使其成为全球咨询支持组织。该公司将自己视为一个向导，就像一座灯塔，一个帮助客户度过困难时期的灯塔。 BCon一直本着这一理念不断完善其解决方案。
挑战
Business Consultants, Inc. (BCon) 是一家成立于 1964 年的日本公司，数十年来一直在日本成功提供管理培训解决方案。然而，随着该公司将其咨询服务扩展到具有全球影响力的公司，它面临着为其所有解决方案产品建立全球网络存在的挑战。该公司需要设计和实施多个可以共享资源并易于定制的门户网站，以处理多个角色的动态访问控制。此外，BCon 需要制定一项策略来处理全球 SEO 需求以及全球咨询合作伙伴的资源分配和安全性。
解决方案
为了解决 BCon 的挑战，全球网络属性专家 Clarity 参与其中。第一个也是最关键的要求是能够拥有多个可以共享资源并轻松定制的门户网站。选择 DNN 是因为它满足所有这些要求。 Clarity 与 BCon 在日本的团队合作，将许多日本设计元素融入到设计中，并进行修改以适应全球许多地区，而又不会感到格格不入。为每个门户构建了多个设计皮肤，全部安装在核心 DNN 实现上。安全模型、角色和资源库均已准备就绪，可供发布。最后，Clarity 帮助制定了 SEO 策略，在其他国家和全球市场推广这些新产品。
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