How TINE Is Measuring the Change Impact of Decisions With Ardoq
- Connecting IT landscape to the business
- Getting a clear overview of application portfolio
- Understanding the business impact of changes
Understanding the Business Impact of Changes
- No clear overview of applications - Incomplete picture of IT landscape, integrations, and responsibilities
- Unpredictable change impacts - No clear way to assess the effects on business areas
- Rigid tools - Not scalable or flexible as the organization continued to evolve
How Ardoq Helped
- Out-of-the-box guide for Application Portfolio Management and Business Capability Modeling
- Integration with Sharepoint to keep track of processes and process owners
- Surveys to easily maintain their IT Service model, document integrations, and update overview of applications supporting business processes
- Scenarios to determine the EA roadmap that makes the most sense for the organization
“If you don’t know where you’re at, then you can’t know how to get to the next point.”
Key Outcomes With Ardoq
For the Enterprise Architecture team:
- Clear overview of the application portfolio and easy access to information
- Saving time and resources by automating 75% of data collection
- Swiftly identify responsible individuals for incident reports
- Easily present data through viewpoints customized to stakeholders
For the whole organization:
- Data-driven understanding of how the business operates in IT
- Impact of changes can be visualized and analyzed in project reviews
- Swifter collaboration and communication using architectural insights
TINE's Backstory
TINE SA is Norway's largest producer, distributor, and exporter of dairy products, with 11,400 members and 9,000 cooperative farms. Their mission is to become an innovative and adaptive food producer, distributor, and branding company by 2025.
To achieve this, TINE needed to make its decision-making processes more strategic to evolve and anticipate the impact of changing business processes. This required big changes to their IT landscape, so they needed to secure a comprehensive overview of their IT systems and how these systems interact with each other as well as users.