Most organizations manage a formal capital requisition process to decide how to invest limited funds in supporting the organization’s mission. But many organizations outgrow their capital programming processes and suffer with capital investment request, prioritization, and approval workflows that are manual, complicated, and fail to offer the organization much value. Further, there is no assurance that limited funding is being allocated efficiently in the organization. Attendees to this webinar will learn about Alithya’s Capital Portfolio Planning process built upon real-world implementations in Healthcare, Higher-Ed, and Transportation. Specifically, the webinar provides insight into: 1) The 7 Challenges of Capital Planning frequently encountered by organizations 2) Leading practices to solve these capital programming challenges 3) How an efficient capital planning process can assist the whole organization with better decision-making across business functions, departments, finance, treasury, procurement, IT requisition, and facilities. 4) Show & tell “demo” of Alithya’s Capital Portfolio Planning capital-request, prioritization, and approval using Oracle’s Cloud-based EPM Planning suite Webinar recorded on 11/19/19 and hosted by David Pabst and Mija Deering. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3ovUYGLaxc

Enterprise Data Management Cloud Service (EDMCS) is a relatively new but critically important addition to the EPM Cloud product landscape. As clients have discovered, the challenges surrounding effective master data management do not go away just by moving to the Cloud. If anything, the EPM Cloud transition has only further emphasized the importance of robust management of enterprise master data assets. Attend this webinar to hear about the practical benefits achieved by an EDMCS implementation project. This webinar will briefly highlight the key features and concepts of EDMCS (note, EDMCS really is not "DRM in the Cloud!"). Then we will dive into a recent project involving an EDMCS implementation at a large mid-Atlantic health care insurer in support of an enterprise cost management/allocation initiative. Challenges, lessons learned, and benefits achieved will be highlighted, along with a look at the unique mix of products and technologies involved in the solution (PCMCS, Linux, and EPM Automate to name a few). We will also touch on the interesting challenges involving dimensionality, primary and alternate hierarchies, and data mappings as they relate to an EDMCS implementation for PCMCS. Recorded on 8/21/2019 and hosted by Kevin Black https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E-iP22X_D8

Most organizations manage a formal capital requisition process to decide how to invest limited funds when supporting the organization’s mission. Many organizations outgrow these processes and suffer with capital investment request, prioritization, and approval workflows that are manual, complicated, and don't offer the organization much value – and they don't ensure that limited funding is being allocated efficiently in the organization to align with delivering quality care to patient populations and in support of philanthropic endeavors. In this webinar, learn about Alithya’s Capital Portfolio Planning (CPP) process built upon real-world implementations in Healthcare and other industries: 1) Learn about the ‘7 Challenges of Capital Planning” we frequently see at our clients. 2) Review leading practices to solve these capital programming challenges. 3) See how an efficient capital planning process can assist the whole organization with better decision-making across business functions, departments, finance, treasury, procurement, IT requisition, and facilities. 4) Discuss approaches to link healthcare-specific metrics into your capital request and prioritization process. 5) Show & tell “demo” of Alithya’s Capital Portfolio Planning capital-request, prioritization, and approval using Oracle’s Cloud-based EPM Planning suite. Meet Mark Hite, Director of Healthcare Solutions, David Pabst, Capital Portfolio Planning Product Manager, and Mija Deering, Director of Solution Engineering during this insightful webinar. This webinar was hosted by Mark Hite, David Pabst, and Mija Deering and recorded on January 16th 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzDp350-_pM