Leading B2B Systems Integrator Delivers Integration Project Success within 10 Days with the Inventa B2Bi JumpStart Solution - Inventa Technologies - Brief Article

Information Superhighways Newsletter, July, 2001

Inventa Technologies announced immediate availability of a B2Bi JumpStart service package that gives business firms a rapid training return on investment (ROI) and a competitive advantage in implementing B2Bi initiatives. This solution provides knowledge transfer, readiness assessment, and an optional customized prototype for B2Bi initiatives and will start an internal team off in the right direction to help ensure the overall project success. The B2Bi JumpStart solution targets implementation in just 10 days.

B2Bi JumpStart is a concentrated effort, focused on transferring knowledge to internal teams with the right skills set, implementation approach, architecture, and delivery models in place to improve speed to market. Based on the knowledge acquired in numerous implementations, Inventa will help firms avoid common pitfalls that can increase risk, lengthen delivery time, and jeopardize success. Inventa will work with internal teams to develop a targeted plan for implementation of extendable, scalable, and secure B2Bi solutions. Project planning will be easier using Inventa's proven proprietary model, validating a firm's approach and addressing opportunities for tactical and strategic improvements.

For approximately the cost of generic classroom training for 8-12 people, Inventa will provide a focused and concentrated hands-on, customized knowledge transfer to better position a firm for success in B2Bi initiatives.

The B2Bi JumpStart is offered as part of Inventa's Value Net Integration Suite that focuses on process innovation and streamlines a company's participation in a value chain, thereby driving costs down through increased efficiencies or exposing new revenue opportunities. Other initial offerings of the suite include trading partner integration framework, order management and settlement integration, collaborative demand integration, supply planning integration, procurement management and settlement integration, and outsourced logistics integration.