技术
- 机器人 - 轮式机器人
适用行业
- 金融与保险
- 药品
适用功能
- 维护
- 产品研发
用例
- 租赁金融自动化
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
PCI Pharma Services 是药物开发服务领域的全球领先者。该公司在药品开发和商业化的每个阶段为客户提供支持。 PCI 提供从早期药物开发、分析实验室服务、早期临床研究到大规模商业启动和持续商业供应的服务。该公司发展迅速,在过去几年中收购了多家公司。尽管有所增长,PCI 仍然保持着逐年的大量投资,为其客户提供一流的技术。
挑战
PCI Pharma Services 是药物开发服务领域的全球领先者,其资本支出审批流程面临挑战。该公司一直在快速发展并收购了多家公司,每年都保持大量投资,为客户提供一流的技术。然而,收购开始加剧资本支出审批的挑战。基于纸质的资本支出请求系统效率低下且缺乏集中化。一旦请求获得批准,文件就会存放在请求它的站点上,这使得财务部门很难获取有关资本支出的信息。该公司需要一个工作流程系统,允许移动审批,并为所有请求提供集中且安全的数据存储,以确保 100% 的审计合规性。
解决方案
经过内部讨论后,决定外部提供商最适合支持资本支出审批软件系统。 PCI 的关键决策者 Ken Richardson 找到了多家供应商,但对 Integrify 的功能以及他在整个过程中获得的响应能力印象深刻。他坚信 Integrify 的云解决方案是轻松实施、无处不在的访问和轻松维护的正确答案。最初,只有每个站点的控制员有权提出请求,以更加受控地启动审批系统。然而,已经制定了扩大请求者社区的计划。资本支出工作流程的设计包含要捕获每个请求的关键数据点。提交请求后,理查森和任何其他批准的利益相关者现在可以 24x7 访问有关请求的所有信息,使他们能够做出批准决定。
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