Whatever the industry, we can make the collaboration more productive and efficient

The insurance industry handles an extraordinary amounts of sensitive information. Not only do they face fines for data breaches, but also disruption of the complex processes required to provide coverage. This insurer launched a new line of business with a focus on dedicated Care Coordinators and email-based communications to improve member satisfaction and healthcare outcomes. This required them to raise their expectations of secure email and find a solution provider to meet them.

The Office of Inspector General (OIG) of a U.S. Government Agency had been using BlackBerry Workspaces (formerly WatchDox) for sharing case files with the Department of Justice and others. A new solution was needed to address mounting issues with ease of use and reliability and to leverage Microsoft 365.

The normal tension between facilitating work and securing data is significantly increased when executives or other employees travel to, or operate within, emerging markets. In these instances, local governments may control infrastructure through which intellectual property theft could be facilitated or malware could be distributed.

The company wanted to expand its use of Teams to include file sharing with its customers, but the native Guest access feature of Teams could not be limited to a specific Teams channel. And the company was unwilling to restructure its implementation of Teams to accommodate this limitation. A solution was found in eShare.

SDI, a market leader in Digital Supply Chain Solutions, was in need of a file transfer capability for incorporation into an Omni-Channel Supplier Catalog Management service offering comprised of over 6,000 suppliers. This offering was piloted with the collection, validation and publication of product descriptions for inclusion in online product eProcurement catalogues.

Shortly after settling on a “no cloud” strategy, one of the world’s largest asset managers was required to disclose details of its trading algorithms to a regulator to create an innovative new product offering. None of the legacy data sharing products the asset manager had available were acceptable: the regulator wouldn’t allow plug-ins or agree to meet software version requirements, the data exchange needed to be fully auditable by both parties, and the sharing needed to be 100% revocable on demand.

Alternative asset management firms must deliver accurate, timely and professional statements to their investors in order to build trust and provide the transparency that investors require. Many of these firms have deployed investment management platforms with deal management, fundraising, and investor accounting and reporting capabilities to centralize and automate its operations.

Many retailers operate in a global marketplace that is locally regulated. Their branded products must be developed and produced at lightning speed and their supply chains flexibly adapt to design and manufacturing changes as they occur. To achieve all this, data must flow smoothly to partners throughout the world, without compromising the information assets that ultimately provide time-to-market and exclusivity advantages.