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ok so thanks for being here
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my name is doing but I and I'm hitting the business development for Excel so we
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need to spend the next 30 minutes to talk about OSHA and the HP Cloud
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services with it which is pretty much knew in the edges service portfolio
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today so here they are gender gap arose about presenting to you the option
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morella and our delivery model which is very unique in the market today
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arose about cloud over this is a world of course that we can hear off in every
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newspaper judaic set up in the ATP market from my standpoint it's a bit
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confusing and I would like to clarify exactly what are we talking about when
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we talk about cloud services and to end this presentation or customer case to
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show you exactly the way in the kind of services we can bring to our customers
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had a couple of robots the model that we had in the model of that we have today
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let's say yesterday the customer we're requesting from aged yes these kind of
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business model it was an infrastructure requirements its buy it from reinstated
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for me transition and August reports to the technology at its yes has on its
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catalog and we are moving to a cloud approach very dif usually the customer
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wants to move through the OPEX model that mean that the service provider has
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to only hard work into intruded on the part of the month you feel the service
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and to manage to secure its and to deliver rich we service level agreements
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so it's a complete different description that we have to do with our customers
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it's all about service level agreements not much about technology
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and Hannah is pushing her to this new model why at the beginning of this story
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is just renewed at Arby's for ACP solutions which is just changing the
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world is changing the market today because first when a customer wants to
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move in to migrate to Hana has to consider to change all the ACP
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infrastructure everything to change and he has to consider the way it manages
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the ACP solution either its internal management or external service provider
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has to consider because Hannah it's not just that easy to manage every day and
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the performance are crucial for ACP customers so you have to be experienced
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with Hannah technology and pretty much ACP is pushing hard today for all is
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customer to migrate to Hannah and we did yes technology we are really in a great
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position because you see p
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technology is great for a secure high and you know why I know that because
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before the acquisition of action by Aegis we were the very first customer
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purchasing you see people for a customer in America so yes we loved the UCP
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prosolution 400 even before the acquisition so this is where we come
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from
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infrastructure-as-a-service approach this is where we are today
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applications as a service to our pics model being able to provide to our
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customers a great service solution on the price paid using murder and this is
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where we go tomorrow with an alleged it's where we're going to have a joint
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approach with great solution like Pentaho for instance another company
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that it achieved by
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required at the beginning of the Europe but it's for tomorrow so it's come back
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to two today so I get that you know but why ACP's importance as because two day
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disappear as a really great catalogue of a very brutal over solutions for our
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customers to allow them to run the business
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the number supplied sharing a child process controlling etc etc
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lot of business processes can be implemented in the ACP solutions today
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but the question is who is going to run the AC DC's what region we run the HP
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solutions for our customers and their knowledge and they say because tomorrow
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it's like a company who owns the Formula One race car and the question behind
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which is a testament by the way the question is who is going to enjoy the
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car maybe the customers saying okay I'm going to drive it by myself maybe the
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twenties you will be I need a professional formula 1 driver this is
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what we are we are professional professor Formula One driver for ACP
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solutions so it's a company there were formed in 1998 I'm one of the three
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founders of the company so it was a long time ago now and we've been acquired by
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eights buy cheap it's Jess early this year we are focused on the a strictly
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technical solution we don't do any functional part of the business part is
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we don't customizing we don't know
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business process reorganization development etc we don't do that only
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the technical side of the ACP services
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today we're running over 220 thousands of ACP end users and we do have more
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than 500 more than 550 a Serbian Minister tour experience in France
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Belgium China Canada UK and USC so far and if someone has a question we're up
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to the considering opening a service center here because we know that usually
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and maybe with the agree with that Swiss customer wants to be delivered by a
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local service center so we know that considering that so we run the ACP for
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our customers and our philosophy our approach it's to be ACP focus we help
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our energetic on the saudis quite each because we are talking about a sippy
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solutions they always our business critical for all the ACP customers and
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we do have very unique all-inclusive pricing it's been a couple of minutes on
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that because it's one of the key difference at all for auction on the
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market today when usually when you enter into a service agreement for three years
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five years seven years
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your service provider with over will allow you to have a certain amount of
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daily tasks for instance you have you can do a certain number of backups per
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week of rest or promotions of ACP transports per week per maund backwater
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has the results you cannot anticipate the cost of your stories
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because you don't know how many back rest of transport etc you will need in
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one year two years three years five yrs we do have a completely different
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approach or increase your pricing that means all the daily tasks that are
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necessary to operate in ACP solution are included in the monthly fee of the
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service agreement no hidden costs no surprise even if you need expertise for
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an incidence it included in the price that mean that accepts major side
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projects like another a simple solution deployment a major upgrade of course
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that is going to be splits projects but all the rest is included in the monthly
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fee of the Tories cost-control cut visibility so this is where we are today
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and we are walking across all the industries because we're on the
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technical part of the service we are managing the in from the hosting the
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devil is your race and the ACP solution underneath the business process ok so we
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can easily deliver our services for manufacturer or retailer or IRA space
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and defense or farmers or banking you know no issue for that and here are the
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three kinds of service that we can bring to our customer the first one that I
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picked up technical consulting is of course the expertise professional
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service the two other ones recurring services military euros service
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agreement to deliver the services
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this is the technical consulting its all about expertise for ECP it can be you
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know architecture sizing because for some customers like retailers for
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instance like some manufacturers supply chain it's pretty much heart 2000 the
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appropriate ACP infrastructural so that's that could be a performance
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audits that could be any kind of technical supports that a customer may
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need professional saudis the Roman Admin service he's where the customer on the
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ASX the custom or put saved an ACP in front and then we're going on the top of
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that to deliver all the services to make it run correctly that can be a tedious
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or non HDS equipment that's a key points so trudy if you could be if you would be
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interested you can call your ADSL ok I'm interested in hearing about that kind of
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services couple of years ago I select another supply other it's just I'm
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interested that someone is running that for me today all that can be the cloud
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approach the cloud approach he's run services press the UCP pro edges
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technology embedded altogether on the pure optics model
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and that the cloud services for ACP here is a joke with all the different layers
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of the services to rent in ACP solution this is where Agius were yesterday
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before the Oaks acquisition usually we do have strategic partners are in charge
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of the business and application layer EDS yesterday have a great solution with
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you to become its present form for ACP and the acquisition is here to fill in
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the gap because we are here so today in the world we as well as I said earlier
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we do have service centers in a lot of countries in Europe in america in her
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back in Asia and service center and data centers and monitoring centers back to
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the data center topic today we're do have more and more constraints
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regulation local laws etc that makes a really big constraint for the hosting
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strategy for the ACP customers usually in streets alone for instance the
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banking farmer there is absolutely no description no way to move the data out
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of the country it's the same for all the family customers in all Europe Belgium
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former customer is not going to move the data how much of the country so two
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options for us all we going to BDC everywhere
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ok
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always going to leverage our partnership with professional of the hosting
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services and this is what we do but we do have two data centers in France but
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for all the rest of the country's were using colocation agreements that means
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that we can deliver any of our services and management of cloud services we can
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adapt to any posting strategy that a customer the customer is going to
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request ok I want to be hosted in the country but not in my premise ok we're
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going to use one of local hosting provider of the customer is going to
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tell us well I'm going to keep the data in my premise ok sometimes we can do
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makes wing to use local hosting provider for primary architectural and we're
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going to use the customer premise for the disaster one that could be a very
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good tonight but sometimes it's very efficient in terms of quality so it's
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always a customized service that we're going to propose to the customer and
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this is a discussion that we have to have together we're going to be that
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together so why the auction model is really unique
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alright you have the traditional delivery model and you can find that in
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pretty much all besides provide up-to-date because they are not focused
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on the ATP but they have to be able to address a lot of applications technology
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accelerator there are usually organized in siloed chance blitz by technology
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delivery manager of course which is the only point of contact for the customer
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and teams dedicated to ACP there is sometimes a different team for different
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data bases in the wreckage emasculate travel to Mexico same for pairing system
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for utilization
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aware of the backups
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and open these teams even noting the same country don't speak the same
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language than ever meet each other in case of any incident occurring on an ECP
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system the incident is going to grow to 12 a.m. being real be analyzed and then
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he's going to go to all the team extra there is there is a really big risk for
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the incident to move from one team to another with people who don't know
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because turmeric contexts and there is a real possibility that the incidence
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would never be solved as the Black Book effect of the service provider which is
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a nightmare for the customer on the left we do have a very different approach the
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delivery time are organized in different teams with all the skill sets and looks
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at him he's made by 10 people they do have all the skill sets to cover the
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whole stack of the technology requested operates in a simple solutions in case
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of any incidents of curing on the nation PA system the incident is going to stay
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inside the team and we do have a nearshore approach all-inclusive that
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means that all inclusive near show we don't have a lot of management layers on
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the top of our organization
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and is going to be the same for the customer because all-inclusive mean that
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the technique or request will never lead to extra cost
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feeling so it's not necessary to other complex process of validation of any
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requests but taking career quest is going to stick a technical request
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we're going to make the operational team works closely together then in case of
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any incidents the incident stay inside the gym and the team on the customer
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side I used to work with them closely
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thats good communication and good reactivity because all the people that
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are going to do some things to solve the incident know exactly a customer contact
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the know what to do
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it's even chew on non-business hours during the night when it comes to win
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the incident is detected on the system we do have an escalation process was
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going to be involved one guy of these team so even during the Christmas night
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the guy who is going to act on the ACP solution for one customer knows exactly
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what he's doing
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so
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organization
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39 or 40 the seven countries where we are today over the same organization and
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when a customer when we knew customer is entering into a service agreement there
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then he's going to be affected 21 team and is going to work every day every
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night with these two and we do have of course the monitoring team began its a
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key points because we are delivering to our customer abuse in this monitoring
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sometimes for traditional service provider means pinging the server or
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taking that the window services over Paul who can I mean if you are concerned
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because you know a job was canceled last night while you're really interested in
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knowing if we can ping the server on that of course you're not you just want
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to that is to be detected if you have a job consolation and business process
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that we're doing wrong
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you want someone to detect that to react immediately to do that we do have 24 by
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7 monitoring teams human genes we do it for monitoring centers in France one in
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Montreal Canada organizing team shift every 8 hours and there are ticking they
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are monitoring all the business process for all of our customers retailer of the
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MRP calculation would have any issue of the night you want that to be detected
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immediately
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and he wants to be monitoring team to escalate immediately to technical
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support or two functional support or to network supports everything is possible
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we do we did perform last year pretty much to billions check for all of our
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customers and we are to address pretty much 100,000 change request you know
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it's a motive for the kids
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commitments so we can go very far in terms of commitments for a customer that
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could be performance commitments when we talk about performace I'm not talking
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about you know the tradition or provision in the agreement saying OK 95%
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of the ACP transaction under a one seconds sometimes it's not enough I know
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retailer
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95% that's ok but I want to know my team MRP calculation time I want you to be
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committed to the transaction for the supply chain for the goods etc
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ok so we can really customize commitment from that's it's a very secure
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transition because of course we did operate a lot for thats you can add a
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motel we come back to that later with a customer care because I'm pretty sure
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that other service providers are climbing two day to be a driver but are
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they really or I'm going to show you that because the efficiency with the
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all-inclusive approach that give to our customers a very high level of cost
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control and visibility because you are absolutely sure that if the premade to
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shoot take the same then the price of the first months of the media serious
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agreement is going to be exactly the same that the last months of the
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agreements
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and the satisfaction this is something we are very proud of our customers lost
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the auction model and the service quality that we can deliver two day
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focused on ACP with a cloud service approach technical prob ECP global
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prison very high level of satisfaction we are of course certified by ACP has as
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much as possible to do we even had a certified now we want develop kind of
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natural process he put the functional GSI and we are ready
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unique on the market today we have big reference in america very major reckons
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some of them are there for Europe with very big ACP customers like like total
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self as you can see in a lot of different industries and we have a lot
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of references for Hyundai so we do have a very large customer base we can go up
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to 15,000
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ACP any results for one customer and we'll get back to value because it is
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good to work is I'm going to talk about later and we do have a lot of Hanau
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reference
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migration you know there is something that needs to be addressed its it's
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risky projects from the technical standpoint again nothing about for cello
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technical standpoint we did perform three years ago the very first haha
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migration Europe for the catch no I don't you know that goes to medicare is
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a sports retailer with three other good hired 1,000 stores in Europe and there
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were running the ACP Pacific Solution start-up data base and they were
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struggling with performance only able to open new stores because the MAPK
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tradition the replenishment calculation every night's did last 14 hours so every
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day 14 hours for the replenishment calculation
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so they hyped to migrate to hide out for all the stores yeah yeah with the
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message prioritization 14 hours crazy but I had to migrate to Hina even if it
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wasn't that much ready this time so really a tricky migration day one was
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over because it's not that easy to use a complex solution a great solution but
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you need to customize you need to choose to administrate it so couple of days or
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weeks after the migration the performance improvement we're crazy the
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14 hours of the MRP calculation was job down to three hours and they started
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again to open new stores this is very much a story but really the performance
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improvement we're incredibly
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to be sure that sometimes I'm a bit concerned when I know we participate to
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a couple of every piece of tenders and were competing with service provider
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that's not exactly talking about the same thing and I just hope that our
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customers going to realize that sand and that he is aware of what he needs
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exactly explain thats what is cloud for sure glad is OPEC's I think everybody
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would agree with that when we are talking about cloud services were
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talking about OPEC's ok let's let's make a real difference between what I could
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the cloud computing which is related to the platform as a Service ok I need CPUs
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I need compute storage and backup and I'm going to buy platform as a service
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you choose your use you pay we r restart with Amazon Web service for instance ok
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this is pure cloud computing model is very different from the cloud services
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to deliver infrastructure and service to manage an application in line with the
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expected service level agreements with cloud computing there is of course no a
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silly very light a silly let's say ok you were talking about a CPA seller so
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its availability performance customized from those commitments time detection
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time commitments change management incident management and so on that our
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security etc
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let's do it very dif this is a cloud computing approach and that can be a
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great solution if you need that for the next year or I think I'm going to
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migrate to Hana I need to make a test I need a sandbox I needed proof of concept
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instance just to test and to try the migration complete can do great solution
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but sometimes you need that you need someone to be really committed to run
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the ACP solutions for you this is where we are today with the object allowed
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services and all the service provider hour somewhere in the meter be sure
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really spend time to analyze exactly what you need what kind of service you
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need to be sure that the different service provider are really going to be
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on the same page 24 by 7 monitoring detection commitments will not for
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instance this is this despite his or your kids your sitter for this is where
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we are today and finally
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that word because their case but I don't even know the name of value to major
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company it's a one of the biggest automotive parts supplier today on the
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war and in 2008 but decided to go through a strategic transformation to
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become the very first 100 person allowed customer and to do that they selected to
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providers Google for mailing industry publication and registered for all the
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ACP cloud services it's over man today it's over 20,000 ACP end users but in
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2004 more than 25 different value factories all around the world they
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wanted the requested to a pure cloud approach price per user and this is what
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we did today when the video decides to set up a new factory somewhere in China
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for instance then we will have new ACP end users in that factory in China we're
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going to deploy a new ATP landscape hosted in China and we're going to
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deliver the services from our some guy service ranger nearshore approach
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decides to the W factory in Brazil
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example of last year then we will have new ACP end users in Brazil we're going
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to us the ACP landscape in USA doesn't want anything to be hosted in Brazil and
00:31:23
the reason its customer as hosting strategies I don't just got that and
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we're going to deliver the services from our new york service center
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pretty much today and it's the same for the 26 value factories in the work today
00:31:45
with the pledging a silly it can go up to 15,000 and users when I say platinum
00:31:54
is silly
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for instance we are committed to detect any business incident on any ACP
00:32:04
solution all over the world within 15 minutes and since 2008 we never failed
00:32:13
to be sure we never failed its current and we do thats for all-inclusive
00:32:24
worldwide monthly fixed price per user same price for all the users wherever
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they are perfect cost visibility for all the ACP operations I think
00:32:51
so much has been quite early this year by his cheek and there were fully
00:32:57
integrated and were complete part of the SGS certain spot for you that mean that
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you should be if you'd be interested in hearing about you know asap
00:33:08
new service capacity that we have two day altogether because you are
00:33:14
considering just to migrate to haha or maybe you want to hear more about run
00:33:19
service to use all proud approach whenever just just tell that to your its
00:33:24
Jess usual sense rape you should contact its ok I want to hear about your ACP
00:33:29
service capacity now I'm interesting in hearing about thats I'm good I'm done I
00:33:38
don't have any question if you give me something that you need to clarify I
00:33:42
hope that it's clear rapport everybody deserves approach that we have today
00:33:47
yes the question
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